New Mexico Law Enforcement Accredited Curriculum |
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| The following training documents are provided for agencies to use to provide the required Biennium In-Service Training courses mandated by NM State Statute and/or NMLEA Board Rule (NMAC 10.29.7.8). Each course has an accompanying NMDPS Accreditation number. Courses must be taught by NMDPS certified instructors. Instructors must hold a General Police or Professional Lecturer certification with the exception of the Firearms Training which must be taught by a NMDPS certified Firearms Instructor. Agencies may develop and accredit their own curriculum and are encouraged to do so to meet their unique local community needs. Course accreditation may be applied for using the NMDPS form LEA-86. Attendance must be documented using the NMDPS forms LEA-86B and LEA-86C. |
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Additional information on Biennium the 2010-2011 In-Service Training Requirements
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Safe Pursuit Act Training
Documents
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| Hate Crimes Training Documents
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| Domestic Violence Training Documents
Includes new statutory definition of household member |
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| Ensuring Child Safety Upon Parental Arrest Training Documents
Reference Material
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| Firearms Training Documents
- Training curriculum for Law Enforcement Firearms is security sensitive. The Academy has drafted model curriculum for handgun, rifle, shotgun, and backup weapons (revolver and semi-automatic pistol) to meet the 2010 - 2011 biennium in-service training requirements. These DPS accredited lesson plans are available to NMDPS certified Firearms Instructors only. Firearms Instructors holding a current NMDPS certification may e-mail the Advanced Training Bureau to request a copy of firearms lesson plans.
- Available 2010-2011 Biennium In-Service Firearms Lesson Plans (4 hour accredited curriculum)
- Revolver Backup NM10151C (4 hours)
- Semi-Auto Handgun NM10151 (4 hours)
- Carbine/Rifle NM10151A (4 hours)
- Shotgun NM10151B (4 hours)
- As an alternative to the Academy courses, Departments may create their own courses to meet the 2010-2011 biennium in-service training requirements, however courses must be submitted to the Academy for accreditation to meet the biennium in-service training requirements under 10.29.7.8 NMAC.
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Off Highway Vehicle (OHV) Enforcement Training Documents (Revised 05-06-10)
- The three (3) hour curriculum has been finalized and accredited. The curriculum is available for download from the links below. Certified General Police Instructors may e-mail the Advanced Training Bureau to request a copy of the test and answer key. In addition, the NM Department of Game and Fish is developing an on-line course. When available a link will be provided.
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Missing Persons / AMBER Alert Training Documents 
- The 2010 New Mexico Legislature passed Senate Bill 55 (SB55) which amended 29-15-1 Through 29-15-12, NMSA 1978 commonly known as the "Missing Persons Information and Reporting Act." The amended statute mandates all law enforcement officers receive training in reporting missing persons and activating AMBER Alert. Changes to the 2010-2011 Biennium In-Service Training requirements under 10.29.7.8 NMSA have been proposed to the NMLEA Board for adoption at the September 2010 meeting. If adopted the changes will require two (2) hours mandatory training for all certified officers and four (4) hours training in the Basic Academy curriculum in Missing Persons / AMBER Alert training.
- Below are sample MS PowerPoint presentations and reference materials which may be used by law enforcement agencies to meet this recent statutory mandate. The presentation has been accredited for two hours of in-service training.
- Missing Persons / AMBER Alert PowerPoint Presentation
 NM10181U (2 hours)
- Missing Persons / AMBER Alert Handouts
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