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Pleasant Hill PD

“I have attended many seminars and training classes over the last 20 years in law enforcement; I have to say with certainty, yours was simply amazing. You are very informed about the topic you teach. VERY informed.”

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“Compared to other records seminars, this blows them out of the water!! Not the same dry instruction, but actual real world conditions. The ideas for improving ‘systems’ and ‘people’ were sound and logical. Fantastic!”

Sunrise Police Dept.

“Records management seminar is a must for anyone who deals with records–very informative class, extremely knowledgeable instructor. Send your employees–it’s worth every penny.”

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“This class exceeded my expectations! We have already scheduled future training with PRI Management Group. We are looking forward to the next class.”

Ft. Lauderdale Police Dept.

“I attended the Crime Stats and UCR for the Police Executive seminar. As with the others, the class was very informative. Thanks for another great class!”

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“The seminar was outstanding, I hope to make some changes here in my department with some of what I have taken away from this class.”

Avon Park Police Dept.

“I have attended other records management seminars in the past and this one was far above any of the others. Thanks for a great class.”

ACTUAL COURSE COMMENTS

“I really enjoyed the way every portion was explained. It wasn’t overwhelming, but it put into perspective the importance of running a good police records unit.”

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“Ed is very personable and extremely knowledgeable about the police business. The stories are entertaining and have meaning to the topic at hand. Great incorporation of videos and images to liven up the lecture.”

ACTUAL COURSE COMMENTS

“We thoroughly enjoyed the style and presentation of this class. It was easy to understand and the instructor made the class entertaining. Never a dull moment.”

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“No suggestions. really enjoyed the class. We will be taking the UCR class in March and are very excited to get everything started for our own records unit.”

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06/25/2026 | 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM EST

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A 2-day Onsite Event Hosted by Syracuse University Department of Public Safety

June 25 & 26, 2026

8:30am – 4:00pm

Syracuse University – Lender Auditorium

721 University Avenue, Syracuse, NY 13244

Join us for a comprehensive two-day symposium in New York dedicated to equipping law enforcement professionals with the tools and strategies needed to navigate the complex landscape of records management.

This event offers a unique opportunity to connect with peers and build your network, while gaining valuable insights from key speakers and industry experts. From legal updates to hands-on learning sessions, you’ll leave with actionable strategies and an expanded professional network to support your records management success.

Key topics at a glance:

New York Freedom of Information Law (FOIL): Overview of public records and accessing law enforcement records. Receiving and responding to requests, managing and processing requests and proving records per state statute.
Establishing A Records Inventory: This session will guide participants through the critical process of establishing a records inventory, highlighting its importance for compliance, efficiency, and risk management, and providing practical steps for creating and maintaining an effective inventory system.
Seal/Expunging Records: Establishing clear procedures for sealing and expunging records to align with legal mandates and ensure proper record retention practices.
Quality Control–Ensuring NIBRS Accuracy: Implementing validation and review processes to maintain accurate NIBRS data reporting and compliance with federal standards.
Going Paperless: Transitioning to digital records management to improve efficiency, accessibility, and compliance while reducing reliance on physical documents.
Body-Worn Camera Footage & Statutory Exceptions: This session will explore the statutory exceptions related to public access of body-worn camera (BWC) footage, focusing on release requirements, privacy considerations, and practical guidance for balancing transparency with legal and ethical obligations.
Records, Evidence, and Digital Management: This session will clarify the critical distinctions between records and evidence, and provide practical strategies for the proper retention, storage, and compliant management of both physical and digital materials, ensuring agencies meet legal, operational, and technological standards.

Event Highlights

Expert-Led Sessions: Each session is led by experienced instructors with a deep understanding of the complexities surrounding Virginia law enforcement records.
Interactive Networking Opportunities: Connect with peers across Virginia during interactive sessions, roundtable discussions, and networking breaks. Share best practices, discuss common challenges, and build valuable relationships that extend beyond the event.

Meet Your Hosts

Ed Claughton- Law enforcement veteran Ed Claughton, founder and President of PRI, is a former police lieutenant who once managed the records and technology unit for the Coral Gables, FL PD. As the UCR program manager, systems administrator and custodian of records, he became quite passionate about information management in law enforcement. Ed’s mantra is…”keep it accurate, error-free and well-written.” Ed holds a Master of Criminal Justice degree and has instructed agencies in UCR/NIBRS, records management, and public records for over 20 years.

Brian Cash- Brian Cash began his law enforcement career in 1992 with the Leesburg Police Department in Florida. Over the years he has served in patrol, community services and criminal investigations. In 2007 while serving as the department’s intelligence liaison he became the first sworn officer to graduate from the Florida Law Enforcement Analyst Academy. As with many analysts the certification brought with it responsibility for his department’s Uniform Crime Reporting. Being a crime analyst has afforded Brian a unique perspective on the importance of separating NIBRS from raw data analysis. Brian‘s expertise will help your agency not only compile accurate NIBRS reports but also provide reliable crime statistics. Brian has been teaching NIBRS and public records for over 10 years with PRI.

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$399/person.

ALL LIVE COURSES

RECORDS MANAGEMENT

Creating an Agency-Specific Retention Schedule

Intro to Law Enforcement Records Mgmt.

Conducting a Records Inventory & Purge

Eliminating Risk & Liability in Records

CAD/RMS Procurement & Project Management

Going Paperless: Why & How

Managing Police Records

PUBLIC RECORDS and COMPLIANCE

Redacting Law Enforcement Records

Intro to Sealing/Expunging Records

Florida Public Records for LE

California Public Records

CJIS

How To Do Validations Right

CJIS SECPOL in Plain English

Introduction to CJIS

PROPERTY/EVIDENCE

Property and Evidence Management

Digital Evidence Management

Supervising a Property/Evidence Unit

CRIME REPORTING&NIBRS

Criminal Law vs. NIBRS: Coding Reports

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

Writing Reports NIBRS Style

Hate Crime Reporting

LEOKA and Cargo Theft Reporting

Transitioning to NIBRS: What You Need To Know

Case Management

LEADERSHIP

First-level Leadership in Records

Middle-management for Records

Executive Leadership for Records

New York 2-Day Onsite Records Symposium

Name: New York 2-Day Onsite Records Symposium
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2-Day Onsite Event at Syracuse University

PRI invites New York law enforcement agencies to join us for a two-day symposium designed to equip law enforcement professionals with essential records management strategies. Gain insights from industry experts, participate in hands-on sessions, and connect with peers to enhance your expertise and network.

$399.00

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One person $399.00
2nd person 25% off $299.25
3rd person 35% off $259.35
4th person (or more) 50% off $199.50

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Case Management On-demand Course

Receive a discounted on-demand version of our Case Management course to provide case management training to anyone in your department. This is a self-paced course with interactive scenarios, downloadable case management guides, and information about managing case status and disposition correctly, ensuring the proper change of RMS status options, and the procedures needed to correctly update cases. Learn how status and disposition fields in RMS function, how they impact NIBRS, and who should be authorized to change case statuses.

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Case Management Guide

This is a very helpful written guide to ensuring Case Status and Disposition is selected correctly in police reports/cases. These fields determine if the report is counted for NIBRS correctly, and if the case is eligible purging once the retention period has been met. Distribute to your personnel. Preview it here.

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NIBRS Offense Cheat Sheet

A great NIBRS coding, lesser included offense, and mutually exclusive offense cheat sheet and matrix. Share with your personnel. Preview it here.

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NIBRS Report Writing Manual

Designed for officers, supervisors and records personnel, this NIBRS report writing manual will guide your agency through writing, reviewing and approving NIBRS based police reports. Upon registering for the seminar, this manual will be emailed to you automatically. It is an editable MS Word document designed to be edited according to your department's procedures. Preview the manual here.

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Report Writing Guide

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Records Unit SOP

Written for today’s modern operations, our policies actually represent how business is done today. This is a customizable policy that should be edited further to align with your departmental protocols. What’s inside: retention and destruction policy, report review and correction policy, release policy, duties and responsibilities, definitions, security of records. Upon registering, the policy will be emailed to you as a MS Word document which can be customized to your department's protocols. Preview the policy here.

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Reduce agency risk and get everyone on the same page with our comprehensive Records Management SOP. Upon registering, the policy will be emailed to you as a MS Word document which can be customized to your department's protocols. It includes policy governing records retention, release, security, access, and systems that can be customized to your department's protocols. Preview the policy here.

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