Sgt. Eric MacLean with the Seneca Falls Police Department completed the two-week Instructor Development Course (IDC) for police officers. The intensive program, which took place at the Finger Lakes Law Enforcement Training Facility in Ontario County, was designed to enhance leadership skills, teaching strategies, and instructional techniques for law enforcement personnel.
Throughout the course, Sgt. MacLean participated in a series of dynamic training modules focused on effective communication, curriculum development, and the creation of engaging, impactful learning environments. The course is aimed at equipping officers with the necessary tools to instruct and train fellow officers, ensuring a well-rounded and highly skilled workforce.
Seneca Falls Police Chief Tim Thompson said Sgt. MacLean’s completion of the Instructor Development Course is a testament to his commitment to professional development and to the Seneca Falls Police Department’s dedication to ongoing education and training. This accomplishment further positions the department as a leader in police training and enhances its ability to provide top-tier service to the community.
Thompson added the Seneca Falls Police Department is dedicated to providing outstanding law enforcement services to the Seneca Falls community. Through proactive policing, community partnerships, and continuous professional development, the department aims to enhance public safety and foster a safe environment for all residents.
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