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Available Dates:

December 16, 2024, Time:  1100 - 1500

March 17, 2025, Time:  1100 - 1500

June 16, 2025, Time:  1100 - 1500

September 22, 2025, Time:  1100 - 1500

Cost: $50 for new certification or re-certification

Class is limited to first 10 registered students per American Heart Association

About the course:  Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED is geared towards anyone with little or no medical training who needs a course completion card for their job, regulatory (e.g., OSHA), or other requirements or anyone who wants to be prepared for an emergency in any setting. Upon successful completion of the course, students receive a course completion card, valid for two years.

Location:  Southern Regional Public Safety Institute (SRPSI), Bldg 1481, 14th Street Camp Shelby, MS 39407. Students will need to be in their seat NLT 1145.

For additional information contact SGT Will Bryer at 601.266.6680 or via email

Click HERE to complete the registration form and submit via email

March 24-28, 2025

$1250 - per person Tuition includes Range Fee, lodging, and meals

$875:  COMMUTER RATE (includes $75 range fee - no meals/no lodging)

This is a MS BLEOST Approved Firearms Instructor Class.

Instructor:

Jason 鈥淛abo鈥� Long has been a law enforcement officer for 25 years. Eighteen of those years were spent on a full-time SWAT team in a major municipality where hundreds and hundreds of missions provided firsthand tactical experience. As a lead instructor for not only his team, but various other institutions, he brings real-world practical experience to combat Firearms training. His is a phenomenal skill set as an instructor from attending numerous shooting schools to constantly update his individual abilities as an instructor to make sure he presents the best he can to the attendees in the TOSS classes.

About the Course:

The class is taught with the emphasis on the student shooters mechanics and weapons manipulation. What errors does each individual student make and how to address individual errors created by the various students our instructors will encounter over their teaching careers.

The focus of the class is creating a 鈥渉ands on鈥� approach that lets the instructor know of a student鈥檚 strengths and weaknesses long before we let the student fire rounds. To often numerous rounds are wasted (tough on small LE budgets) while trying to analyze student mistakes that should have been obvious to the properly trained instructor long before the student sent the first round downrange! This program is designed so that our instructors can not only teach proper combat technique but instantly recognize errors that would limit our students combat response.

Required Equipment:

路        Handgun:   1000 rounds

路        Range gear: Eye Protection and Ear Protection

路         Handgun/holster & magazine pouch with extra magazines

路         Rain Gear

路         Body armor

路         Flashlight (not just weapons mounted light)         

Class will run 0800-1700 daily at Southern Regional Public Safety Institute (SRPSI), Bldg 1481, 14th Street Camp Shelby, MS 39407. Students will need to be in their seat NLT 0745.

For additional information call 601.266.6680 or via email

Click HERE to complete the registration form and submit via email

June 24-26, 2025

$895 Tuition for 3 day course is to be paid at the CTS website listed below

All registered students must contact SRPSI direct to pay $75 Range fee

Lodging & Meals is available for $240 for duration of course

Single day courses may also be taken on an individual basis.  Range Fee for single day courses is $25 per day to be paid directly to SRPSI.

Impact Munitions (Day 1) $320.00

Chemical/OC Munitions (Day 2) $350.00

Flashbang Munitions (Day 3) $350.00

About the Course:

This instructor level course covers the entire line of munitions manufactured by Combined Tactical Systems. Upon graduation, students will be certified to train others within their department as end users in the deployment and use of Impact Munitions, Chemical Munitions & Flash Bang devices.

Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive certification as a Combined Systems Instructor, enabling them to provide instruction to end users within their department. Additionally, certified individuals will have the privilege to procure munitions from Combined Systems.

The certification remains valid for four years from the date of completion.

Concepts & Skills:
History of Less-Lethal Munitions                                                                                                                  Legal Issues                                                                                                                                              Chemical Agents                                                                                                                                                  12 Gauge, 37MM & 40MM Launchers                                                                                                      Diversionary Devices                                                                                                                                          Use of Force                                                                                                                                                    Reporting Procedures                                                                                                                                      Range Safety                                                                                                                                                Research & Trauma                                                                                                                                      Direct & Indirect Munitions                                                                                                                      Deploying Munitions                                                                                                                                        Instructional Techniques                                                                                                                      Technological Advancements

Required Equipment:                                                                                                                                            Range gear: Eye Protection and Ear Protection                                                                                                Rain / Cold Weather Gear

Classroom will run 0800-1200 & Range Training will run 1300-1700 daily.  On day 1, students are to report to Southern Regional Public Safety Institute (SRPSI), Bldg 1481, 14th Street Camp Shelby, MS 39407, and be in their seat NLT 0745.

For additional information or payment of range fees & lodging call 601.266.6680 or via email

All registrations must be done through the CTS Training website.  Click to register 

August 4-8, 2025

$700 per student  Tuition includes lodging and meals

Instructor:  

Retired criminal investigator, George Chaix retired from a 27-year career in policing.  Serving as a criminal investigator since 1996 and later in a command position serving both the Gulfport and Biloxi Police Departments.  He also served in the Navy Reserve in the law enforcement career field serving as an instructor at the Military Police School and as an investigator serving as the Chief of Military Police Investigations for the Country of Kuwait.  He holds a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice with a Minor in Forensic Science along with a Masters of Criminal Justice Administration. 

Mr. Chaix currently serves as an Instructor of Criminal Justice for William Carey University and is a past president of the Mississippi Division of the International Association of Identification.  He also serves on the Board of the Mississippi Gulf Coast Veterans Day Parade and an adjunct Instructor for the Southern Regional Public Safety Academy.

About the Course:  

This course is designed for Officers transitioning from a patrol assignment to an assignment in investigations.  It will demonstrate the importance of investigative techniques and reinforce the importance of such techniques.  It will give the student an understanding of the role the 5th Amendment plays in interviews and interrogations, providing the student the ability to navigate and obtain a court admissible statement.

The students will be able to apply sound investigative techniques in documenting a crime scene and learn to provide a voice to the physical evidence recovered during the investigation. The students will learn to apply the requirements set forth in the 4th Amendment in the recovery of evidence during the crime scene investigation, review case studies and are encouraged to interact with the instructor regarding investigative techniques.  The course will prepare the student with the skill set to document a crime scene through forensic photography, crime scene diagramming and how to identify, collect and preserve physical evidence.  The students will then work a mock crime scene and present the result of their investigation.

Class will run 0800-1700 daily at Southern Regional Public Safety Institute (SRPSI), Bldg 1481, 14th Street Camp Shelby, MS 39407.  Students will need to be in their seat NLT 0745.

Required Equipment:  

Laptop with Microsoft Office 庐 suite, Crime Scene Kit, with a minimum of a camera, black powder and brush, paper bags of various sizes, q-tips, plain paper, rubber gloves, measuring tapes and graph paper.

For additional information call 601.266.6680 or via email

Click HERE to complete the registration form and submit via email

September 22-26, 2025

$1250 - per person Tuition includes Range Fee, lodging, and meals

$875:  COMMUTER RATE (includes $75 range fee - no meals/no lodging)

This is a MS BLEOST Approved Firearms Instructor Class.

Instructor:

Jason 鈥淛abo鈥� Long has been a law enforcement officer for 25 years. Eighteen of those years were spent on a full-time SWAT team in a major municipality where hundreds and hundreds of missions provided firsthand tactical experience. As a lead instructor for not only his team, but various other institutions, he brings real-world practical experience to combat Firearms training. His is a phenomenal skill set as an instructor from attending numerous shooting schools to constantly update his individual abilities as an instructor to make sure he presents the best he can to the attendees in the TOSS classes.

About the Course:

The class is taught with the emphasis on the student shooters mechanics and weapons manipulation. What errors does each individual student make and how to address individual errors created by the various students our instructors will encounter over their teaching careers.

The focus of the class is creating a 鈥渉ands on鈥� approach that lets the instructor know of a student鈥檚 strengths and weaknesses long before we let the student fire rounds. To often numerous rounds are wasted (tough on small LE budgets) while trying to analyze student mistakes that should have been obvious to the properly trained instructor long before the student sent the first round downrange! This program is designed so that our instructors can not only teach proper combat technique but instantly recognize errors that would limit our students combat response.

Required Equipment:

Shotgun:  100 rounds of birdshot-10 slugs-10 buckshot
Patrol Rifle:  500 rounds
Handgun:   150 rounds
Range gear: Eye Protection and Ear Protection
Handgun/holster & magazine pouch with extra magazines
Rain Gear
Body armor

Class will run 0800-1700 daily at Southern Regional Public Safety Institute (SRPSI), Bldg 1481, 14th Street Camp Shelby, MS 39407. Students will need to be in their seat NLT 0745.

For additional information call 601.266.6680 or via email

Click HERE to complete the registration form and submit via email

2025 DATES REQUESTED FROM GLOCK

$250 - per person Tuition - Lunch is included

Course Outline:

Introduction
Safety Check
Safety Function
Field Stripping
Slide Disassembly and Re-assembly
Frame Disassembly and Re-assembly
Slide Options
Frame Options
Magazines
Field Inspection Test
Rifling
Preventive Maintenance
Lubrication
GLOCK Sights
Service Procedures
Practical Examination
Written Examination

Upon successful completion, students will be able to understand and explain the design features of the GLOCK Safe Action System

Required Equipment:

Tools and Training Firearms will be provided on the day of class for students to use.                          You DO NOT need to bring your own firearms for the GLOCK Armorers Class.                            Students must have safety or prescription glasses and a small flashlight.

Class will run 0800-1700 at Southern Regional Public Safety Institute (SRPSI), Bldg 1481, 14th Street Camp Shelby, MS 39407. Students will need to be in their seat NLT 0745.

For additional information call 601.266.6680 or via email

All registrations must be done through the GLOCK website.  Click to register 

2025 DATES REQUESTED FROM GLOCK

$755: per person Tuition includes Range Fee, lodging, and meals                                                                      $500 - Tuition paid upon registering on the GLOCK website                                                                            $255 - to be paid directly to SRPSI for Range Fee, lodging, and meals

$575:  COMMUTER RATE (includes $75 range fee - no meals/no lodging)                                                        $500 - Tuition paid upon registering on the GLOCK website                                                                            $75 - to be paid directly to SRPSI for Range Fee

Course Outline:                                                                                                                     

Introductions
Required Equipment
Principles of Learning
Realistic Training Concepts
Curriculum Development Techniques
Coaching and Diagnostics Techniques
Handgun Ballistics
Fundamentals of Marksmanship
Red Dot Sight Selection and Considerations
Safety and Range Procedures
Emergency Procedures
Presentation of the pistol
Manipulation of the GLOCK Pistol
Ready Positions
Malfunctions
Target Engagements
Shooting on the move forward, backward and lateral
Alternate Positions
Final Practical Examination

This course is designed to assist Law Enforcement and Military Firearms Instructors with instructing shooters on the use of the GLOCK pistol with Red Dot Optics.

This course is a dynamic shooting course that requires the ability to stand for long periods of time, shoot on the move, move into and recover quickly from the kneeling and prone positions.

To be eligible to attend the GLOCK MOS Instructor Workshop, you must be a current Military or Law Enforcement Firearms Instructor, NRA Law Enforcement Firearms Instructor Certified or have completed the GLOCK Operator Course with a Level 2, 3, or 4 evaluation score.

Required Equipment as directed by GLOCK:

GLOCK pistol with Optic Mounted, no modification other than sights or external cosmetics. Pistols with modifications that could render the pistol less safe than it was originally produced are not allowed.
Strong side, belt supported holster which covers the trigger and trigger guard. Duty holsters are highly encouraged, but not required.
Magazine carrier(s) with or without flaps, capable of carrying two magazines                                      Minimum of 3 magazines.
Belt capable of supporting the weight of the holster, pistol, and magazines
Eye protection, hearing protection, and a hat or ball cap with a brim or bill 
1,000 rounds of factory loaded ammunition of the proper caliber

Class will run 0800-1700.  On day 1, students are to report to Southern Regional Public Safety Institute (SRPSI), Bldg 1481, 14th Street Camp Shelby, MS 39407, and be in their seat NLT 0745.

For additional information or payment of range fees & lodging call 601.266.6680 or via email

All registrations must be done through the GLOCK website.  Click to register