Targeted Violence & Threat Assessment provided through partnership with:
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Targeted Violence & Threat Assessment provided through partnership with:
Maryland Center for School Safety
Maryland Center for School Safety
The Maryland Center for School Safety (MCSS) serves as an independent unit of the State government that provides grants, training, and support to public, non-public special education, and private schools throughout Maryland.
MCSS was established in 2013 in an effort to provide a coordinated and comprehensive approach to school safety in Maryland
The Maryland Coordination & Analysis Center
The Maryland Coordination & Analysis Center
The MCAC coordinates the efforts of federal, state and local agencies to gather, analyze, and share intelligence information with law enforcement, public health, and emergency responder personnel.
The Police Training and Standards Commission is the body established by the Maryland Legislature to govern police certification and training in the State.
The original Police Training Commission was established in April 1966. The Commission was abolished September 30, 2016 by the State legislature and the newly created Police Training and Standards Commission was established October 1, 2016.
The Correctional Training Commission was established in 1971 by the Maryland Legislature. It is the membership of these Commissions that establishes the training objectives for entrance-level correctional and police officers, annual in-service, First Line Supervisors, and First Line Administrators.
On The INLETS: about INtel & Law Enforcement Training Services
Your INLETS planning team comes from the FBI, the Maryland Coordination & Analysis Center (MCAC - the state fusion center), the Maryland Natural Resource Police, and private sector professionals.
This course is for you. INLETS online and in-person attendees have requested more and more topics on the themes of social media and tech tools. And we hope this meets those expectations.
In 2011, the FBI was scheduled to host the first-ever FBI profiler-led seminar in the Mid-Atlantic region. Just weeks before it was to begin, the federal government rescinded budgets and the seminar was going to be cancelled. InfraGard Maryland, a non-profit organization, and MCAC recognized the benefit for local law enforcement to have the conference and both stepped in to ensure the funding would be covered.
After hearing the survey feedback from attendees, the Mid-Atlantic INtel & Law Enforcement Training Seminar was created. Both InfraGard Maryland and InfraGard National Capital Region Members Alliance (InfraGardNCR) served as fiduciaries. A few years later, those key leaders saw INLETS develop into its own, stand-alone, non-profit organization, whose purpose is to provide the most relevant training by the most qualified presenters, at the most affordable cost.
In the past 12 years, over 9,000 attendees representing 1,000 agencies, 45 fusion centers, and 15 different InfraGard chapters across 45 states, five US time zones and seven countries have participated in either five-, three-, one-day seminars, or INLETS Online - the webinar and livestream series - both launched during 2020’s Covid pandemic. We have provided these programs in seven states and three timezones, and cities including Moorestown, NJ, Washington, DC, Quantico, VA, New Orleans, LA, and Honolulu, HI.
Thank you for joining us, today and over the last ten years.
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