Event Phone: 254-298-7045

Required of all Peace Officers first licensed on or after 04/01/2018 within 2 years of licensing date – unless course was included in BPOC, and every four year cycle thereafter until Intermediate Proficiency Certification; and for those Peace Officers/JPs that want to pursue an MHO certification.

This course discusses history and implementation of crisis intervention; familiarity with substance use disorder; intellectual developmental disabilities & cognitive disorders; common mental health conditions that law enforcement is most likely to encounter and how to engage them with de-escalation and rapport building skills; encounters with suicidal individuals; and legalities of  law enforcement and mental health components (statutes, NEDs, local hospitals, local issues). This class focuses specifically on how and where to take a person in crisis. Scenario role play & assessments will be required to successfully pass this course. This is a 40-hour course. #1850 or #3843 Mandated in current 4-year training cycle.

Class is taught by Eric Fox with Central Counties Services.  TCOLE credit will be given by Coryell County Sheriff’s Office.

Current Registrants:

• Juan Saucedo
• Jay Padilla
• David Rosenthal
• Anecia Murphy
• Carlos Ayuso
• Nicholas Strong
• Ryan Yost
• Laura Smith
• Justin Glass
• Jeremy Hoffman
• Jorge Martinez
• Codey Millican
• Jacob Jimenez
• Rudolfo Resendez
• Andreas Levario
• John Castro
• Jonathan Ramos
• Cory Jones
• John Watkins
• Tanja Christman
• Carlos Mariduena
• Kyle Warren
• Morrad Yasin
• Rachael Sanchez