Sentence examples for department training from inspiring English sources

Judge Scheindlin also expressed concern over a department training video that she said incorrectly characterized what constituted an actual police stop.

Others proposed an office park, a community college, a football stadium and a "new fire department training facility and just burn the nasty thing down".

Later it was used as the first police station, and as a Jaycees clubhouse; it was moved to the city dump in 1976, where it was used as a fire department training site for smoke drills.

Nurses, physicians, and pharmacists from all health centers with hospital beds were invited to participate in the department training sessions.

He recently named Wilbur L. Chapman, a black former Police Department official, as the deputy commissioner for training to direct how the department trains officers for the multiple jobs of conventional crime-fighting, counterterrorism and community relations.

Joellen Stone, a client of the department trained to help others with mental illness, told the panel that the people she counsels are living in "utter poverty — in apartments with bed bugs and rats and drug dealers in the hall".

Mr. McShane said the Council had played a role in giving new prosecutorial powers to an agency that investigates claims of police abuse, and in changing how the department trains officers to stop and frisk those suspected of a crime.

Under guidelines issued by the Department of Elder Affairs, the participating cities themselves assess everything from ambulance response times to whether the police department trains officers to spot schemes that bilk the elderly.

Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly announced yesterday that he had named Wilbur L. Chapman, who spent nearly three decades in the New York Police Department, to direct the way the department trains its officers for the multiple jobs of conventional crime-fighting, counterterrorism and community relations.

"This police department trained in de-escalation far before cities across America did it," Rawlings said.

Eure's office will have the leeway to look into how the department trains cops in the use of force, Walker said.