$225.00 IPMBA Police Cyclist Course 05/20/2019 to 05/23/2019

Police Cyclist Course

Where: Boulder Police Department

1805 33rd Street; Boulder, CO 80301

When: May20-23,2019

5/20:0800-1700,5/21:0800-1700,5/22:1200-2200,5/23:0800-1700

Tuition:$225.00 (includes IPMBA membership, textbook, dailysnacks, & course related incidental fees)

Scholarships may be available for Colorado North Central POST sworn attendees. Request application via email when completing registration.

Deadline:May10,2019

RegisterEarly:Course limited to 20 participants.

Instructor:Ofc.MitchTrujillo

Description:Proper training is essential to an officer's on-the-job performance and safety. It is also critical in reducing liability.This course covers Emergency Vehicle Operations for bike officers consisting of patrol procedures, tactics, night operations, scenarios, and basic bike maintenance with on-the-road repairs.The course is designed for officers to make riding more intuitive so attention can be directed toward their duties.The Police Cyclist Course emphasizes skill development in braking, dynamic mounts and dismounts, curb/stair ascents and descents, obstacle avoidance,and slow speed and balance. Other topics include basic fitness and nutrition, clothing and personal protective equipment, patrol procedures and tactics,and bike equipment. Through lectures, skill stations, and scenarios, officers will discover ways to maximize their effectiveness for the communities that they serve.

Prerequisites:Applicants must be lawenforcement officers; basic bicycle handling skills; good physical condition.

Certification: IPMBA Certification is awarded toqualified personnel who successfully complete the practical riding test,earn a score of 76% or better on the written test, & become members of IPMBA.

Registration: CompleteEventbrite registrationform at…

https://2019-ipmba-police-cyclist-course.eventbrite.com

Questions? Email Karen MacPherson at macphersonk@bouldercolorado.gov

2018-2019 Fiscal Year POST Scholarship Reimbursement Request Form (NEW)

TheBoulderPolice Department is not responsible

for damage to other agencies vehicles or bicycles

or injuries to participants.