TRAINING
Florida public records Law (Previously titled fl sunshine law) Onsite Training
 1 day Event @ Okaloosa Sheriff’s Office
SEMINAR OVERVIEW
The Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office invites FL law enforcement agencies to a 1 day onsite event.
October 25, 2024
8:30am – 4:00pm
Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office
Headquarters Training Room
Who Should Attend:Â
Records Personnel and those responsible for reviewing, redacting and releasing law enforcement records.
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 an overview of the Public Records Law, distinctions between exempt and confidential records, and the nuances of criminal investigative and intelligence information. Participants will learn best practices for handling victim and witness information, redacting law enforcement reports through hands-on exercises, and properly releasing training and personnel file information. Additionally, the course will clarify the differences between discovery and public records requests, ensuring that law enforcement agencies comply with legal standards while maintaining transparency and protecting sensitive information.
Included materials
- Course slides
- Industry and technology guides, articles, and sites
- Course certificate
$299/person.
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COURSE CATALOG
Course catalog download 2024
ALL COURSES
RECORDS MANAGEMENT
Intro to Law Enforcement Records Mgmt.
Conducting a Records Inventory & Purge
Eliminating Risk & Liability in Records
CAD/RMS Procurement & Project Management
PUBLIC RECORDS and COMPLIANCE
Redacting Law Enforcement Records
Criminal Law for Records Personnel
Evidence Records: Retention & Disposition
PROPERTY/EVIDENCE
Property and Evidence Management
Supervising a Property/Evidence Unit
CRIME REPORTING & NIBRS
Report Writing 102: What the Academy Doesn't Teach
Reviewing and Approving Reports: Who Should Do It and How
Crime Stats & NIBRS for the Police Executive
Transitioning to NIBRS: What You Need To Know