CWC Rural Justice Training Center hosts Street Survival Seminar for law enforcement
The Rural Justice Training Center at Central Wyoming College hosts a Street Survival Seminar for regional law enforcement and first responders.
The seminar, which is described as the “dynamic, intense and visually stimulating training experience available,” is scheduled for May 4-5 on the CWC campus in Riverton. Street Survival training uses real-life video footage, survivor stories, and the most current research in an exciting, fast-paced environment. Reservations for the seminar should be made by March 4.
Led by top trainers in the field, the two-day seminar provides skills necessary for law enforcement and first responders to safely work in the field.
The rate is $215 per student though costs decrease for larger groups. For more information, contact Mark Stone at (307) 855-2241, Jeff Hosking at 307-855-2135 or Eric Heiser 307-855-2038. There is additional information on the RJTC website. Go to www.cwc.edu/rjtc.
Carolyn Aanestad 855-2103 or 1-800-735-8418, ext. 2103
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