Click on course links below to see available dates and register.
- Jan28, 2025Tue
2025 Accreditation Program Training - Alvin Community College
Available Seats: 20 of 30
Credit Hours: 8
Date: January 28, 2025 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Location:Alvin Community College Police Dept. (30) map
Nolan Ryan Center at Alvin CC
2925 S. Bypass 35
Alvin, TX 77511Rationale:
The Texas Police Chiefs Association Foundation Accreditation Program provides an opportunity for Texas law enforcement agencies to enhance their operations by adhering to over 170 standards representing the industry's best practices. This training is mandatory for agencies seeking Accreditation and is designed to familiarize police chiefs and their designated program managers with the program's requirements. It also covers updates to the program during their participation. REGISTRATION FOR THIS CLASS IS LIMITED TO TWO REPRESENTATIVES FROM EACH AGENCY.Overview:
This course lasts approximately 8 hours and covers the steps to achieve Accredited status, an overview of the standards, documentation procedures, and details of the on-site inspection process. A condensed version of the training is available for Agency Executives, providing them with a clear understanding of the process and the requirements their agencies will need to meet.Course Goals:
1. Be informed as to the number and content of standards which must be met to achieve Accredited status.
2. Have a familiarity with the documentation process, including file maintenance, as well as proofs of compliance.
3. Understand the process for achieving “Accredited,” including the on-site inspection requirement and the award procedures.Instructor: Max Westbrook
Max Westbrook is a native of Austin, Texas, and started his career in law enforcement in 1983. Max joined the Austin Police Department in 1985 and retired after 25 years of service to take a chief’s position at a state agency. Max is a graduate of the FBINA (224), APD’s West Point Leadership Academy, The Leadership Command College (LEMIT), The Drug Unit Commander’s Academy (DEA), and holds a master’s degree in criminal justice (Summa Cum Laude). - Mar25, 2025Tue
2025 Accreditation Program Training - Granbury
Available Seats: 29 of 30
Cost: $125.00
Credit Hours: 8
Date: March 25, 2025 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Location:Granbury Police Department (70) map
2050 NE Loop 567
Granbury, TX 76048Rationale:
The Texas Police Chiefs Association Foundation Accreditation Program provides an opportunity for Texas law enforcement agencies to enhance their operations by adhering to over 170 standards representing the industry's best practices. This training is mandatory for agencies seeking Accreditation and is designed to familiarize police chiefs and their designated program managers with the program's requirements. It also covers updates to the program during their participation. REGISTRATION FOR THIS CLASS IS LIMITED TO TWO REPRESENTATIVES FROM EACH AGENCY.Overview:
This course lasts approximately 8 hours and covers the steps to achieve Accredited status, an overview of the standards, documentation procedures, and details of the on-site inspection process. A condensed version of the training is available for Agency Executives, providing them with a clear understanding of the process and the requirements their agencies will need to meet.Course Goals:
1. Be informed as to the number and content of standards which must be met to achieve Accredited status.
2. Have a familiarity with the documentation process, including file maintenance, as well as proofs of compliance.
3. Understand the process for achieving “Accredited,” including the on-site inspection requirement and the award procedures.Instructor: Max Westbrook
Max Westbrook is a native of Austin, Texas, and started his career in law enforcement in 1983. Max joined the Austin Police Department in 1985 and retired after 25 years of service to take a chief’s position at a state agency. Max is a graduate of the FBINA (224), APD’s West Point Leadership Academy, The Leadership Command College (LEMIT), The Drug Unit Commander’s Academy (DEA), and holds a master’s degree in criminal justice (Summa Cum Laude). - May6, 2025Tue
2025 Accreditation Program Training - Webster
Available Seats: 28 of 30
Cost: $125.00
Credit Hours: 8
Date: May 6, 2025 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Location:Webster Police Department (30) map
Training Room
217 Pennsylvania Ave
Webster, TX 77598Rationale:
The Texas Police Chiefs Association Foundation Accreditation Program provides an opportunity for Texas law enforcement agencies to enhance their operations by adhering to over 170 standards representing the industry's best practices. This training is mandatory for agencies seeking Accreditation and is designed to familiarize police chiefs and their designated program managers with the program's requirements. It also covers updates to the program during their participation. REGISTRATION FOR THIS CLASS IS LIMITED TO TWO REPRESENTATIVES FROM EACH AGENCY.Overview:
This course lasts approximately 8 hours and covers the steps to achieve Accredited status, an overview of the standards, documentation procedures, and details of the on-site inspection process. A condensed version of the training is available for Agency Executives, providing them with a clear understanding of the process and the requirements their agencies will need to meet.Course Goals:
1. Be informed as to the number and content of standards which must be met to achieve Accredited status.
2. Have a familiarity with the documentation process, including file maintenance, as well as proofs of compliance.
3. Understand the process for achieving “Accredited,” including the on-site inspection requirement and the award procedures.Instructor: Max Westbrook
Max Westbrook is a native of Austin, Texas, and started his career in law enforcement in 1983. Max joined the Austin Police Department in 1985 and retired after 25 years of service to take a chief’s position at a state agency. Max is a graduate of the FBINA (224), APD’s West Point Leadership Academy, The Leadership Command College (LEMIT), The Drug Unit Commander’s Academy (DEA), and holds a master’s degree in criminal justice (Summa Cum Laude). - Jul16, 2025Wed
2025 Accreditation Program Training - Kyle
Available Seats: 29 of 30
Cost: $125.00
Credit Hours: 8
Date: July 16, 2025 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Location:Kyle Police Department (64) map
Public Safety Center, AB Training Room
1700 Kohlers Crossing
Kyle, TX 78640Rationale:
The Texas Police Chiefs Association Foundation Accreditation Program provides an opportunity for Texas law enforcement agencies to enhance their operations by adhering to over 170 standards representing the industry's best practices. This training is mandatory for agencies seeking Accreditation and is designed to familiarize police chiefs and their designated program managers with the program's requirements. It also covers updates to the program during their participation. REGISTRATION FOR THIS CLASS IS LIMITED TO TWO REPRESENTATIVES FROM EACH AGENCY.Overview:
This course lasts approximately 8 hours and covers the steps to achieve Accredited status, an overview of the standards, documentation procedures, and details of the on-site inspection process. A condensed version of the training is available for Agency Executives, providing them with a clear understanding of the process and the requirements their agencies will need to meet.Course Goals:
1. Be informed as to the number and content of standards which must be met to achieve Accredited status.
2. Have a familiarity with the documentation process, including file maintenance, as well as proofs of compliance.
3. Understand the process for achieving “Accredited,” including the on-site inspection requirement and the award procedures.Instructor: Max Westbrook
Max Westbrook is a native of Austin, Texas, and started his career in law enforcement in 1983. Max joined the Austin Police Department in 1985 and retired after 25 years of service to take a chief’s position at a state agency. Max is a graduate of the FBINA (224), APD’s West Point Leadership Academy, The Leadership Command College (LEMIT), The Drug Unit Commander’s Academy (DEA), and holds a master’s degree in criminal justice (Summa Cum Laude). - Sep24, 2025Wed
2025 Accreditation Program Training - MCC Waco
Available Seats: 30 of 30
Cost: $125.00
Credit Hours: 8
Date: September 24, 2025 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Location:MCC Waco (30 & 150) map
Emergency Services Center
7601 Steinbeck Bend Dr
Waco, TX 76708Rationale:
The Texas Police Chiefs Association Foundation Accreditation Program provides an opportunity for Texas law enforcement agencies to enhance their operations by adhering to over 170 standards representing the industry's best practices. This training is mandatory for agencies seeking Accreditation and is designed to familiarize police chiefs and their designated program managers with the program's requirements. It also covers updates to the program during their participation. REGISTRATION FOR THIS CLASS IS LIMITED TO TWO REPRESENTATIVES FROM EACH AGENCY.Overview:
This course lasts approximately 8 hours and covers the steps to achieve Accredited status, an overview of the standards, documentation procedures, and details of the on-site inspection process. A condensed version of the training is available for Agency Executives, providing them with a clear understanding of the process and the requirements their agencies will need to meet.Course Goals:
1. Be informed as to the number and content of standards which must be met to achieve Accredited status.
2. Have a familiarity with the documentation process, including file maintenance, as well as proofs of compliance.
3. Understand the process for achieving “Accredited,” including the on-site inspection requirement and the award procedures.Instructor: Max Westbrook
Max Westbrook is a native of Austin, Texas, and started his career in law enforcement in 1983. Max joined the Austin Police Department in 1985 and retired after 25 years of service to take a chief’s position at a state agency. Max is a graduate of the FBINA (224), APD’s West Point Leadership Academy, The Leadership Command College (LEMIT), The Drug Unit Commander’s Academy (DEA), and holds a master’s degree in criminal justice (Summa Cum Laude). - Dec9, 2025Tue
2025 Accreditation Program Training - Bryan
Available Seats: 30 of 30
Cost: $125.00
Credit Hours: 8
Date: December 9, 2025 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Location:Bryan Police Department (30) map
303 E 29th
Bryan, TX 77803Rationale:
The Texas Police Chiefs Association Foundation Accreditation Program provides an opportunity for Texas law enforcement agencies to enhance their operations by adhering to over 170 standards representing the industry's best practices. This training is mandatory for agencies seeking Accreditation and is designed to familiarize police chiefs and their designated program managers with the program's requirements. It also covers updates to the program during their participation. REGISTRATION FOR THIS CLASS IS LIMITED TO TWO REPRESENTATIVES FROM EACH AGENCY.Overview:
This course lasts approximately 8 hours and covers the steps to achieve Accredited status, an overview of the standards, documentation procedures, and details of the on-site inspection process. A condensed version of the training is available for Agency Executives, providing them with a clear understanding of the process and the requirements their agencies will need to meet.Course Goals:
1. Be informed as to the number and content of standards which must be met to achieve Accredited status.
2. Have a familiarity with the documentation process, including file maintenance, as well as proofs of compliance.
3. Understand the process for achieving “Accredited,” including the on-site inspection requirement and the award procedures.Instructor: Max Westbrook
Max Westbrook is a native of Austin, Texas, and started his career in law enforcement in 1983. Max joined the Austin Police Department in 1985 and retired after 25 years of service to take a chief’s position at a state agency. Max is a graduate of the FBINA (224), APD’s West Point Leadership Academy, The Leadership Command College (LEMIT), The Drug Unit Commander’s Academy (DEA), and holds a master’s degree in criminal justice (Summa Cum Laude).