The National Constables and Marshals Association (NCMA) will conduct its Annual National Training Conference beginning September 19th through September 22nd, 2022. Constable Brawner and the Precinct 4 Team will host this conference and report training hours for attendees!
The NCMA will provide the following courses for participants:
- Implicit Bias & Social Justice (Racial Profiling*) - TCOLE 2066 - 4 Hours, Instructed by Dr. Alejandro Del Carmen of the Tarleton State University
- Social Media & Open Source Investigations - TCOLE 4102 - 4 Hours, Instructed by Detective (Ret.) Sam Palmer of the Phoenix, AZ Police Department
- Utilization of Media & Communication Relations - TCOLE 3026 - 4 Hours, Instructed by Mr. Chuck Wolf, Subject Matter Expert in Media Relations and Communications
- Sovereign Citizens Training - TCOLE 3226 - 4 Hours, Instructed by Special Agent Aaron Arizmendi, Texas Department of Public Safety - FBI Task Force
- Leadership Styles (Communication & Development) - 4 Hours, Instructed by Mr. David Yebra of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Director of Training and Leadership Development
- Commissioners Court & Governmental Relationships - 4 Hours, Instructed by the Honorable Joe Giusti, Commissioner Galveston County Precinct 2 & Deputy Constable Galveston County Precinct 2
The above training is invaluable to Constables, Marshals and their deputies and will prove to be of the utmost use and education to attendees!
Registration for this event is open to Current, Lifetime and Prospective Members of the National Constables and Marshals Association (NCMA). To register for membership and/or this training, please visit the following links:
Please feel free to reach out to Corporal Joey Earl, Training Coordinator at (979) 313-0992 / (713) 844-1740 / (979) 345-2115 should you have any questions or for any information regarding NCMA or this Conference/Training.
Stay Safe and Stay Trained!
