Loss Prevention Trainings

There are educational trainings specifically geared for law enforcement and detention operations designed to improve the knowledge, skills, and abilities employees need to possess to perform specific jobs, reduce liability, and obtain professional development. 

Our Loss Prevention Department also offers courses and onsite inspections that teach county members the risks and causes of incidents in their facilities and that help expand their understanding of supervision, management, and other skills. For inquires about Loss Prevention training opportunities, please contact us by email.

Upcoming Loss Prevention Trainings

View future trainings in the calendar HERE.  

Dec
22
Mon
2025
FREE ONLINE WEBINAR: Harassment Prevention Training 2.0: Now with Fewer Yawns
Dec 22 @ 9:00 am – 10:00 am

Registration link: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_2sqTT0kqSkCnpu7uq6odhw

Date: Monday, December 22, 2025

Time: 9:00 am to 10:00 am  

Place:  On-line

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar. The link that is given to you after you register is unique to you. Do not share it.  

Certificates will be provided.  

Target Audience: Any county employee  

Description: If you attend, you’ll learn:

  • What counts as harassment (spoiler: more than you think)
  • What doesn’t count (but will still annoy your coworkers and make HR sigh heavily)
  • Understanding your coworker’s eye roll does not count as consent
  • How to avoid creating a hostile work environment
  • Why “I was just joking” won’t hold up in court, ever
  • Why pretending nothing happened isn’t a best practice or a management strategy
  • How to identify, prevent, and report inappropriate behavior
  • The risks of workplace romantic, consensual relationships (when love blossoms and then withers and dies) and sexual harassment.
  • That virtual or off-the-clock harassment still counts. If you wouldn’t say it in person at work, don’t say it on Zoom, text, email, or anywhere Wi-Fi exists.
  • What constitutes retaliation and how to avoid it
  • Key principles for fostering respect and reducing county liability
  • Responsibilities of employees, supervisors, and managers in stopping harassment
  • The role of “bystander” intervention

Mark Allen, General Counsel

Direct 505-313-0103

  • Crisis Intervention Training (CIT) for public safety
  • Instructor development training for detention centers (40-hour trainer development)
  • Adult Detention Center Officer Training Curriculum
  • Mental Health First Aid training for law enforcement and emergency response personnel
  • Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) training
  • Defensive driving for law enforcement
  • Defensive driving train the trainer
  • CPR, First Aid, AED & blood borne pathogen training
  • Harassment prevention training