FIRST FLOOR PLAN: NORTH CORRIDOR

 Continuing  Education  Suburban  Law  Enforcement  Academy  (SLEA)  

 COLLEGE  OF  DUPAGE  

 Academic  Affairs  

Health  and  Sciences  

Liberal  Arts  

Business  and  Technology  

Con9nuing  Educa9on/  

Extended  Learning  

 

 

Learning  Resources  

Learning  Technologies  

Academic  Outreach  

MAC  

 Continuing  Education  

Youth  Academy  

Adult  Enrichment  

Adult  Educa3on  (ABE/

HSE/ELA)  

Business  Solu3ons  

 

 

 

 

Homeland  Security  Training  Ins3tute  

Private  Sector  

Emergency  Response  

Intelligence/Counter  Terrorism  

Suburban  Law  Enforcement  Academy  

Basic  Police  Academy    

SLEA  Con9nuing  Educa9on  

 Continuing  Education  Enrollment  FY16  

                                                                                                 Enrollments:            22,405            YTY          4.83%              Courses:                          3,769      YTY            1.78%  

•  According  to  the  Na3onal  Center  for  Educa3on  Sta3s3cs,  80%  of  the  na3on’s  first  responders  are  creden3aled  by  community  colleges.  

• There  are  over  660  state  and  local  law  enforcement  training  academies  in  the  U.S.  

• Almost  half  of  all  training  academies  are  associated  with  an  educa3onal  ins3tu3on:  

•  33%  at  2-­‐year  colleges  •  7%  at  4-­‐year  colleges  or  universi3es    •  7%  at  technical  schools  

Police  Training  in  the  U.S.  and  Illinois  

Regionalized  Training        DHS  Efficiency  Review  (2009)  and  Government  Accountability  Office  Studies  inform  HSTI  and  SLEA  regionalized  training  as  it:    

•  Reduces  travel  costs,  over9me  costs  and  shi[-­‐replacement  costs  for  public  en99es  

•  Reduces  redundancy  in  facili9es,  trainers  and  equipment  

•  Advances  mul9-­‐agency  training  and  furthers  public-­‐private  sector  collabora9on  

•  Develops  a  network  of  training  and  emergency  opera9ons  facili9es  

•  Shares  best  prac9ces  in  law  enforcement  and  emergency  response  while  standardizing  training  where  appropriate  

 

County Sheriff's Office Lake Forest Police Department Lake Zurich Police Department Lake-In-The-Hills Police Department Lakewood Police Department Lansing Police Department Lemont Police Department Lewis University Police Department Libertyville Police Department Lincolnshire Police Department Lincolnwood Police Department Lisle Police Department Livingston County Sheriff's Office Lombard Police Department Logan County Sheriff's Office Maywood Police Department McCook Police Department Montgomery Police Department Morton Grove Police Department Mount Prospect Police Department Mundelein Police Department Naperville Police Department Naperville Park District Police Department Niles Police Department NIU Police Department Norridge Police Department North Aurora Police Department North Chicago Police Department North Riverside Police Department Northbrook Police Department Northfield Police Department Northlake Police Department Northwestern University Police Dept. Oak Brook Police Department Oak Forest Police Department Oak Park Police Department Oakbrook Terrace Police Department Oakton Community College Police Department Oregon Park District Police Dept. Oswego Police Department Palatine Police Department Palos Heights Police Department Palos Park Police Department Park Forest Police Department Park Ridge Police Department Piatt County Sheriff's Office Plainfield Police Department Prospect Heights Police Department Richmond-IL Police Department Richton Park Police Department Rochester Police Department Rolling Meadows Police Department Roselle Police Department Round Lake Heights Police Department St. Charles Police Department Schaumburg Police Department Schiller Park Police Department Shorewood Police Department Skokie Police Department South Elgin Police Department South Holland Police Department Stickney Police Department Streamwood Police Department Tinley Park Police Department Union Pacific Railroad Police Department IL Urbana Police Department Villa Park Police Department Warrenville Police Department Waubonsee Community College Police Department Wayne Police Department West Chicago Police Department Westchester Police Department Western Springs Police Department Westmont Police Department Wheaton Police Department Wheeling Police Dept.Will County Sheriff's Office

A  FOUNDATION  FOR  TRAINING  PARTNERSHIPS  -­‐  POLICE  

Addison Police Department Algonquin Police Department Antioch Police Department Arlington Heights Police Department Aurora Police Department Aurora University Police Department Barrington Hills Police Department Barrington Police Department Bartlett Police Department Batavia Police Department Beardstown Police Department Bellwood Police Department Belvidere Police Department Bensenville Police Department Berkeley Police Department Berwyn Police Department Bloomingdale Police Department Bloomington Police Department Blue Island Police Department Bolingbrook Police Department Boone County Sheriff's Office Braidwood Police Department Buffalo Grove Police Department Burr Ridge Police Department Campton Hills Police Department Carol Stream Police Department Carpentersville Police Department Chicago Heights Police Department Cicero Police Department Clarendon Hills Police Department Coal City Police Department College of Lake County Police Dept. Crystal Lake Police Department Darien Police Department Deerfield Police Department DeKalb County Sheriff's Office DeKalb Police Department Des Plaines Police Department Downers Grove Police Department DuPage County Forest Preserve Police Department DuPage County Sheriff's Office Earlville Police Department Elburn Police Department Elgin Police Department Elk Grove Village Police Department Elmhurst Police Department Elmwood Park Police Department Evanston Police Department Evergreen Park Police Department Forest Park Police Department Fox River Grove Police Department Fox Valley Park District Police Geneva Police Department Glen Ellyn Police Department Glencoe Police Department Glendale Heights Police Department Glenview Police Department Governor's State University Grayslake Police Department Gurnee Police Department Hanover Park Police Department Harper College Police Department Highland Park Police Department Hinckley Police Department Hinsdale Police Department Hoffman Estates Police Department Homewood Police Department Huntley Police Department IL Attorney General-Chicago Main IL State Police Itasca Police Department Joliet Jr. College Police Department Joliet Police Department Kane County Sheriff's Department Kane County State's Attorney-Geneva Kankakee County Sheriff's Police Kendall County Sheriff's Office LaGrange Park Police Department Lake Bluff Police Department Lake

NATO Event Partners Illinois Emergency Management Agency (IEMA) Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Illinois State Police (ISP) Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (IEPA) Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) Illinois Army National Guard (IL NG) Illinois Air National Guard (IL ANG) Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) American Red Cross (ARC) Illinois Law Enforcement Alarm System (ILEAS) Mutual Aid Box Alarm System (MABAS) Secretary of State Police (SoS Police) Office of the State Fire Marshall (OFSM) United States Army Forces Northern Command

A  FOUNDATION  FOR  TRAINING  PARTNERSHIPS  -­‐  AGENCIES  

Federal Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Department of Justice (DOJ) State/Other Illinois Emergency Management Agency (EMA) U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services Illinois Department of Revenue Chicago School of Professional Psychology National Guard - Northeast CounterDrug Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) Illinois Department of Transportation Illinois Chiefs of Police Association Midwest Gang Officers Association Northeast Multi Regional Training Illinois Truck Officers Association

•  Chicago  Police  Academy  

•  Cook  County  Sheriff’s  Police  Academy  (Triton  College)  

•  Cook  County  Correc3ons  Academy  (Moraine  Valley  Community  College)  

•  Illinois  State  Police  Academy  (Lincoln  Land  College)  

•  Police  Training  Ins3tute  (University  of  Illinois/Parkland  College)  

•  Southwestern  Illinois  Police  Academy  (Southwestern  Illinois  College)  

•  Suburban  Law  Enforcement  Academy  (College  of  DuPage)  

Illinois  Police  Academies  

New HSTI Programming Since FY13 5,287

Police  Training  at  College  of  DuPage  Enrollment  1994  -­‐  2016  

SLEA Basic Academy 3,392 SLEA Continuing Education 29,093

Founding  of  SLEA  at  College  of  DuPage  

•  September  1990  –  Downers  Grove  Police  Chief  George  Graves  contacts  COD  President  McAninch  about  a  possible  police  academy  at  the  College.  

•  December  1991  –  Chief  Graves  and  Elmhurst  Chief  John  Milner  present  academy  proposal  to  the  ILETSB.  

•  February  1992  –  Commibee  of  DuPage  Mayors  and  Managers  Conference  unanimously  recommends  crea9on  of  police  academy  at  College  of  DuPage.  

•  June  3,  1993  –  COD  President  McAninch  and  the  DuPage  County  Chiefs  of  Police  Associa9on  submits  a  proposal  to  the  ILETSB  that  SLEA  become  a  pilot  police  academy  at  COD.  

•  March  3,  1994  –  Two-­‐year  SLEA  pilot  at  COD  approved  by  the  ILETSB.    “Under  this  two  year  pilot  basis,  the  academy  would  be  subjected  to  the  Board's  evalua:on  and  if  it  does  not  meet  the  criteria  or  if  it  is  found  to  be  an  undue  hardship  on  the  other  established  academies,  the  program  would  cease  and  desist.”  Chairman  Doneske  called  for  a  vote:  The  mo:on  passed.  Adams  and  Charles  voted  nay.    Illinois  Law  Enforcement  Training  and  Standards  Board  Mee9ng  Minutes  March  3,  1994  

       

   

Founding  of  SLEA  at  College  of  DuPage  

•  June  1996  –  SLEA  cer9fied  by  the  ILETSB  to  become  a  basic  police  academy  within  the  state  of  Illinois  at  COD.  

•  February  1997  –  SLEA  Self-­‐Study  Audit  filed  with  ILETSB.  

•  October  2014  –  Ninety-­‐Eight  General  Assembly  of  the  State  of  Illinois  passed  a  resolu9on  congratula9ng  the  Suburban  Law  Enforcement  Academy  at  College  of  DuPage  on  the  Academy’s  20th  anniversary:                  “Whereas,  from  1994  to  2014,  the  Academy  has  graduated  from  its  basic  program  2,878  officers  represen:ng  approximately  216  police  agencies,  serving  municipali:es,  sheriff’s  offices,  university  and  college  police,  railroad  police,  and  forest  preserve  district  police  departments  throughout  Illinois;…  Whereas  the  Academy  has  a  99%  success  rate  for  gradua:on  and  is  extremely  proud  of  the  recruits  and  its  faculty;  therefore,  be  it…  that  we  congratulate  the  administra:on  and  faculty…  on  the  occasion  of  the  Academy’s  20th  anniversary  and  wish  them  con:nued  success  in  their  future  endeavors;…”  

       

   

Founding  of  SLEA  at  College  of  DuPage  

•           August  2016  –  ILETSB  Program  Audit  

•           November  2016  –  Leber  of  Academy  Cer9fica9on  

 “Upon  your  request,  I  reviewed  the  minutes  from  several    mee:ngs  held  back  in  1994,  1995,  and  1996  regarding  the    cer:fica:on  of  SLEA  as  a  basic  academy.  From  these  records,  it  is    clear  that  the  Board  established  several  milestones  for  SLEA  that    were  expected  to  be  met  before  cer:fica:on  was  considered.      Nevertheless,  at  the  mee:ng  of  June  6,  1996,  it  appears  that  the    Board  was  sa:sfied  that  all  such  requirements  had  been  met  and    that  SLEA  was  authorized  to  begin  training  recruit  candidates  at    that  :me.  By  a  unanimous  vote,  the  Board  cer:fied  SLEA  as  a    basic  academy.”  

         ~  Brent  Fisher                  Execu9ve  Director                      Illinois  Law  Enforcement    

             Training  and  Standards  Board    

SLEA  Basic  Academy  Revenue  -­‐  Expense  

    Appor9onment  Revenue  Reduced  

    SLEA  -­‐  Basic  Academy  

    Year  Total Year  Total Year  Total Year  Total Year  Total Year  Total Year  Total Year  Total

    FY08   FY09   FY10   FY11   FY12   FY13   FY14   FY15  

FY  Class  Count   4   5   4   3   4   4   4   4  

#  of  Recruits   214   146   63   62   157   205   205   229  

Tui9on  Revenue  (Mandated*)  

                     446,403    

                           315,260    

                                 139,834    

                             155,628    

                             391,461    

                             603,066    

                             622,654    

                             705,320    

Total  Expenses                        

827,975                                

911,937                                      

771,550                                  

492,793                                  

652,529                                  

618,260                                  

849,787                                  

904,922    

Cost  Per  Recruit                                  

3,869                                          

6,246                                          

12,247                                          

7,948                                          

4,156                                          

3,016                                          

4,145                                          

3,952    

Surplus  or  (Ins9tu9onal  Investment)  

                 (381,572)  

                       (596,677)  

                           (631,716)  

                       (337,165)  

                       (261,068)  

                             (15,193)  

                       (227,133)  

                       (199,602)  

SLEA  Basic  Academy  Progress  

    FY08  to  FY11   FY12  to  FY15      

    4-­‐Year  Total   4-­‐Year  Total                                Percent  Change  

Enrollment   485   796   64.12%  

Total  Tui9on  Revenue                  1,057,125                        2,322,502     119.70%  

Total  Expense                  3,004,255                        3,025,498     0.71%  

               

Ins9tu9onal  Investment            (1,947,130)                          (702,996)   -­‐63.90%  

   

SLEA  Basic  Academy  Sustainability  and  Quality  

External  •  Secure  direct  reimbursement  for  SLEA  

•  Work  with  ILETSB  to  appropriately  increase  tui3on  

•  Con3nue  to  diversify  revenue  streams  

Internal  •  Con3nue  to  increase  opera3onal  efficiencies  

•  Con3nue  to  lower  opera3onal  costs  

•  Con3nue  to  improve  SLEA  Police  Academy  and  HSTI/SLEA  

programming  

•  Grow  SLEA  and  HSTI  enrollment  

•  Expand  first  responder  training  

 

SLEA  Basic  Academy  Sustainability  and  Quality  

•  Illinois  Law  Enforcement  Training  and  Standards  Board  

•  HSTI  and  SLEA  program  advisory  boards  

•  Course  evalua3ons  •  Direct  feedback  from  students,  staff,  faculty  and  training  

partners    

•  Market  surveys  

•  Criminal  Jus3ce  faculty  curriculum  review    

The  Future  of  First  Responder  Training  

 •  Police  Academy  con3nuous  improvement  and    

curriculum  review  

•  Unmanned  aircrae  systems    

•  9-­‐1-­‐1  Telecommunicator  cer3fica3on  program  

•  Homeland  Security  Training  Ins3tute  Live:  •  Soe  Target  Hardening  •  The  Lone  Wolf  Threat  •  Countering  Violent  Extremism  

         

FIRST FLOOR PLAN: NORTH CORRIDOR

 Continuing  Education  Suburban  Law  Enforcement  Academy  (SLEA)  

 COLLEGE  OF  DUPAGE  

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