Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office Training

07/19/2022

The Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office is proud to be hosting Royce Gracie for his Law Enforcement Instructor program again in 2022!

For more details contact Troy Fullbright at [email protected]

06/29/2022

OCSO will be hosting an AR15 Armorer’s course Sept 12-14, 2022.

Course is taught by Specialized Armament is is probably the most in-depth and technical course anywhere.

Specializedarmament.com/courses-Oklahoma-co-so

**Edit**
Cost of 3 day basic course is $600. Full 5 day course (basic and advanced) is $975.

sar15.com

06/09/2022

OCSO will be hosting the NRA Handgun/Shotgun Instructor School June 5-9, 2023.
You must be a full-time commissioned Peace Officer, Reserve Peace Officer, Active Duty Military, or Private Security Officer.

See link below for full-details, requirements, tuition, etc.

This school compresses the handgun instructor school to 3 days and adds 2 days of shotgun instructor training.

04/15/2022

On April 26 and 27 we are conducting practical exercises for the metro academy. We need role players, safety people and coaches. This is the academy students final days of hands on testing. If you are interested in helping out please contact Jason Ruegge at 405-633-0518

Role players
Good Guys
Bad Guys
Injured People
Safety
Must be a Deputy/Officer (Reserve or Fulltime)
Coaches
Must be a Deputy/Officer (Approved Reserves or Fulltime)

11/17/2021

Today Oklahoma County Deputies are attending their annual Taser re-certification class. The class is a mixture of classroom lecture and hands-on training.
Deputies will receive technical updates from Taser, information on recent legal matters pertaining to the use of the Taser, and any new best practices.
Once the lecture portion of the class has concluded, the Deputies will participate in several scenarios. These scenarios help hone the Deputies’ decision-making process, helping them to decide when it is appropriate and reasonable to deploy the Taser in real-life. Effective communication skills supplemented by the use of these less-lethal tools allow the Deputy to perform their duties with professionalism, helping to ensure the Public and the Deputy are safe from unnecessary physical harm.

10/25/2021

Day 1 of Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office’s 16th annual SWAT School!

LEOs representing 14 different agencies from across Oklahoma are in attendance. These LEOs will receive training in emergency medical procedures, room clearing, hostage rescue, Less-Lethal options, breaching, and many other techniques.

SWAT School is 100 hours in length, with minimal “down time”. Always a great learning experience.

10/21/2021

Sometimes awesome opportunities pop up with short notice!!!

OKOHS in partnership with NCBRT, OCSO, and Metro Tech will be hosting three free training opportunities during the first week of November, the courses are designed to develop new trainers to partner with OKOHS in providing national level training across the state and in all levels of jurisdictions.

Class #1
Instructor Development Workshop – November 2-4, 2021
(open to all public safety)
An in depth instructor training workshop applicable to all levels of instructors from persons wanting to become instructors to individual with extensive teaching experience. CLEET has stated this program may serve in place of the OK Basic Instructor Development Program.

Class #2
SPOT – November 3, 2021
A one day program teaching how to identify and report suspicious activity, a trainer program. (Note there is a one hour trainer class that must be registered for separately.

Class #3
Surviving an Active Threat, Run Hide Fight – November 4-5
(may be attended by non law enforcement personnel)
A one day program of civilian response to an active shooter, day two will certify trainers to instruct the program.

Interested individuals should call or email Amanda English at [email protected] (405.535.9314)to receive the registration.

10/10/2021

09/15/2021

Oklahoma County Deputies attended training on the use of Axon body cameras and Signal Sidearm holster attachments.

The Signal Sidearm attaches to the Deputy’s duty holster and immediately activates the Axon body camera when the deputy removes their firearm from the holster.

By embracing new technologies, OCSO is striving to improve the professionalism of the agency, as well as enhance the safety of the citizens we serve.

09/13/2021

Oklahoma County SO is hosting Royce Gracie for his annual Law Enforcement Instructor program in a few weeks, October 4-7. This is a phenomenal course taught by the legend himself.

For more info email OCSO Master Instructor Troy Fullbright at [email protected].

See you on the mats!!!

09/09/2021

Deputies from the Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office are wrapping up their annual three-day “mini academy”. Today they are receiving training on techniques that can be used to diffuse potentially violent encounters. These “de-escalation” tactics involve management of time and distance, creating dialogue, and gathering appropriate resources.