Frontline enforcement personnel play a crucial role in keeping our communities orderly and safe, yet discussions around officer safety for frontline roles are often neglected. This essential training, Frontline Enforcement Safety & Other Important Considerations, addresses the overlooked need for safety strategies specifically designed for those on the front lines. Many in these roles have never been equipped with tools for situational awareness, de-escalation techniques, and personal wellness — until now.
In this training, you’ll gain:
This training is critical for those often overlooked but essential roles. Equip yourself with the knowledge to stay safe, effective, and resilient. Don’t miss the opportunity to gain tools that will make a difference in your day-to-day duties. Seating is limited. Registration is first come, first serve and will close when we reach room capacity.
Location:
100 MILL
100 S. Mill Avenue
9th Floor
Tempe, Arizona 85281
Rates per person:
Agency Member
$50 Early Bird rate thru 2.28
$75 rate between 3.1-4.28
$150 Onsite
Agency Non-Member
$75 Early Bird rate thru 2.28
$125 rate between 3.1-4.28
$200 Onsite
Vendor Member
$125 Early Bird rate thru 2.28
$175 rate between 3.1-4.28
$275 Onsite
Vendor Non-Member
$250 Early Bird rate thru 2.28
$300 rate between 3.1-4.28
$400 Onsite
Seating is limited. Registration is first come, first serve and will close when we reach room capacity.
Captain Nick Nicholas has been with the Seal Beach Police Department since 2010. He has served in various assignments, including most recently as the Support Services Bureau Captain, where he oversees Parking and Animal Control Services. He previously served as the City’s Public Information Officer. Captain Nicholas also worked as a patr
Captain Nick Nicholas has been with the Seal Beach Police Department since 2010. He has served in various assignments, including most recently as the Support Services Bureau Captain, where he oversees Parking and Animal Control Services. He previously served as the City’s Public Information Officer. Captain Nicholas also worked as a patrol watch commander, field training officer, terrorism liaison officer, explorer post advisor, homeless liaison officer, beach/bike patrol officer, and was assigned as the Department's Narcotics Detective. He is a licensed Emergency Medical Technician. Captain Nicholas holds a master’s degree in Political Science and a bachelor’s degree in Public Administration. He is also the Department’s Police Facility Dog Handler and works every day with his partner K-9 Yosa. In 2024, Captain Nicholas was awarded the 40 Under 40 Award by the National Parking Association.
With 19 years in law enforcement and over 7 years as a Commander, Davis holds a bachelor’s degree from CSU Long Beach and a master’s from Walden University. He teaches at Cuesta College and led the Paso Robles Parking Program since its start.
Conference Scholarships
Every year SWPTA awards a number of scholarships to people who are financially unable to attend the annual conference. This year due to restrictions on budgets SWPTA finds this scholarship especially necessary. Please feel free to share the scholarship application with your friends and colleagues.
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Frontline enforcement personnel play a crucial role in keeping our communities orderly and safe, yet discussions around officer safety for frontline roles are often neglected. This essential training, Frontline Enforcement Safety & Other Important Considerations, addresses the overlooked need for safety strategies specifically designed for those on the front lines. Many in these roles have never been equipped with tools for situational awareness, de-escalation techniques, and personal wellness — until now.
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