Available dates
Overview
Seminar Overview (live online)
The Fernandina Beach Police Department invites FL law enforcement agencies to a 1 day onsite event.
August 1, 2025
8:30am – 4:00pm
Fernandina Beach Police Department
1525 Lime St. Fernandina Beach, FL 32034
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In this training session, attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of the application of Florida Public Records Law to law enforcement records.
The seminar will cover essential topics such as:
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An overview of the Public Records Law;
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Distinctions between exempt and confidential records;
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The nuances of criminal investigative and intelligence information;
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Best practices for handling victim and witness information;
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Redacting law enforcement reports through hands-on exercises;
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Properly releasing training and personnel file information;
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Clarifying discovery vs. public records requests to help agencies comply with legal standards, ensure transparency, and protect sensitive information.
course material
Included materials
Materials will be provided for download during the webinar including:
Course slides
Industry and technology guides, articles, and sites
Course certificate
Course slides
Industry and technology guides, articles, and sites
Course certificatepricing
Checks, credit cards, PO’s accepted. Payment information is provided during the registration process.
DISCOUNTED PRICING
One person: $299/person.
Each person registered will receive a certificate.
Please note, the price for training is per-person. While it’s possible for multiple people to view the training online, the format of the training doesn’t change the value of the knowledge learned by each attendee. Just as if the seminar was in-person, we ask that you register each person who plans on participating and receiving the information that will be provided. Each will receive a certificate. Thank you.
Fernandina Beach Florida Public Records Law Onsite Training
In this 1-day training session, Florida attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of the application of Florida Public Records Law to law enforcement records.
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