Federal grant · project grant (b)

Attorney General, Colorado

The Colorado Attorney General Office, Through the Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) Board Will Use FY24 Safer Outcomes Funding to Undertake a Comprehensive Project Aimed at Updating and Enhancing the Basic Law Enforcement Training Curriculum With a Focus on Integrating De-escalation Skills. to Complete the Goals of This Project, Post Will Partner With Force Concepts, Experts in Adult Learning, Curriculum Design, and Curriculum Integration. the Curriculum Will Include Scenario-based Practical Exercises and Integrate Concepts From Icat, Edmus, and Able; Curricula That Are Now Mandated for In-service Training of Co Officers But Not Included at the Academy Level.

Committed

$499,914

Paid out
$110.5K
22%
Committed, not yet paid
$389.4K
78%

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