Police Training Officer (PTO) Course / Reno Model

**The training listed below is not necessarily approved or endorsed by DPSST unless noted in the announcement**

Class:  Police Training Officer (PTO) Course / Reno Model

Target Audience:  Police, P&P, Corrections, Telecommunications, Fire (Full-time Certified employees)

When:  March 14th – 17th, 2023

Where: Corvallis, Oregon

Sponsoring Agency: Corvallis Police Dept. and DPSST

Instructors: Corvallis PD / DPSST

Hours:  8am – 5pm               

Cost:  Free

Meals/Lodging: Meals and lodging are not provided.

Course Content Questions: Tim Ragan    tim.ragan@dpsst.oregon.gov

To Register: Class size is limited. Students must pre-register for this course. Agencies will be limited to two students per agency to start. Additional applications will be placed on a waiting list.

You must receive an e-mail from DPSST confirming you have been registered for this training in order to attend. Register online at: https://forms.gle/2y2P5RDFwSWHe8C46

Registration questions contact Jennifer, DPSST, jennifer.otterlee@dpsst.oregon.gov

Pre-requisites:  None.

Attire: Business casual

********PLEASE NOTE*********The curriculum for this class was developed for full-time police, corrections, parole and probation, telecommunicator/emergency medical dispatch and fire personnel.

Priority in selection will be given to those individuals who work as a full-time police, corrections or P&P officer, a telecommunicator/emergency medical dispatcher or a firefighter first.

Those individuals who are employed full-time within those disciplines, but whose duties fall outside of those job titles will still be able to submit their application for consideration. The application will be placed on a waiting list pending space availability. Approximately seven business days before the class starts the applicant will be notified of their attendance status.

Supplies/Equipment Needed: Note-taking supplies, Copy of Agency PTO Program documents and Evaluation Guidelines.

PLEASE NOTE: It is possible that this course has a testing component.  DPSST is committed to serving test takers with disabilities and health-related needs by providing services and reasonable accommodations that are appropriate given the purpose of the test.  Any exam candidate with a documented disability may be eligible for nonstandard testing accommodations.  If you believe you may need any adjustments, modifications, or accommodations, you should contact Regional Supervisor Jim de Sully, jim.desully@dpsst.oregon.gov  by one week prior to class date to request suitable arrangements.