Allstate Center Criminal Justice In-Service Programs

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Who We Are

The SEPSI Criminal Justice Inservice Program focuses on advanced and specialized training opportunities.

How to Reach Us

Program Director
Terry Byrd
(727) 341-4513

St. Petersburg College
SEPSI
Allstate Center
3200 34th St. South
St. Petersburg, FL 33711

Criminal Justice In-Service Programs The SEPSI Inservice Program features advanced and specialized training opportunities for criminal justice professionals. Career development training is offered to law enforcement, corrections, and career support staff at the local, state, and federal level. Top-rate instructors are chosen based on subject matter expertise, advanced knowledge and experience in specialized areas. SEPSI's advanced and specialized courses are approved by the Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission and can fulfill mandatory retraining requirements.
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Upcoming Programs and News
Once a month, beginning in January, 2008, SEPSI will feature training on legal updates and successful prosecutions of a legal topic for law enforcement officers. April 28 - Mortgage Fraud 4 hrs; 1 - 5 p.m. $37.28
SEPSI-Featured Inservice Offerings
Evening Salary Incentive Seminars Weekday Evenings, 6-10 p.m. Fee (46 hours): $68.40 Contact Randy Lewis (727) 341-4518 or (727) 341-4516 for information or visit the training calendar. Join our e-mail list to receive info on upcoming SEPSI classes. Driver Improvement Classes	Find out about all of SEPSI's upcoming programs with the following program brochures.
SEPSI Resoruces
Hurricane 2004 Aftermath Conference: Lessons Learned Videos available	$hurricane\$
New SEPSI Policy regarding Agency reservations for Advanced Specialized Training
The Southeastern Public Safety Institute allows agencies to reserve seating in training classes in advance of the training. Frequently, agencies fail to send their personnel to the training and fail to unreserve the seats in a timely manner. This situation creates two problems: 1) Where there is a waiting list for training, the reserved seats go unused; and 2) when enrollment falls below the anticipated minimum number of students needed to pay for the training, this causes a financial loss to St. Petersburg College. SEPSI In-service Training Advisory Committee voted unanimously to approve allowing SEPSI In-service Program to warn in writing, or charge agencies that failed to either use reserved seating or cancel the reserved seating in a timely manner. View the full policy here.