Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training

08/31/2026

| Red Dot Sight (RDS) Transition

📅 Dec. 10–11, 2026
📍 CLEET Campus | Ada, Oklahoma

This course addresses common challenges officers may encounter when transitioning to a red dot sight-equipped pistol. Students will learn techniques specific to RDS-equipped pistols, including malfunction and immediate-action drills.

The course begins with classroom instruction covering RDS fundamentals, followed by range drills and a variety of courses of fire.

Required equipment:

* RDS-equipped pistol with functional iron sights
* Three double-stack magazines or five single-stack magazines
* Duty rig with a duty-style holster designed for the specific pistol and RDS combination
* 600 rounds of ammunition—no steel-core ammunition
* Eye and ear protection
* Cleaning kit
* Adjustment tools provided with the RDS
* Appropriate range attire
* Note-taking materials

For additional information, contact James Nail at [email protected]

Hosted by the Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training (CLEET).

08/31/2026

Registration for the OSPOA 2026 Training is Open!

Join the Oklahoma Sheriffs & Peace Officers Association for a comprehensive training event and annual meeting.

Event Highlights:

8 Hours of CLEET Credit: Covers required training for mental health, trauma-informed sexual assault care, and missing and murdered persons.

OSPOA Annual Meeting: Welcome new board members, honor Life Members, present service pins, and enter the drawing for a KOR FX-9 RP 9mm firearm.

Networking: Connect with law enforcement professionals from across the state.

Registration: $40 (Includes 8 hours of training & lunch)

Deadline: Registration closes October 5th.

Secure your spot now: https://www.ospoa.org/2026-training

08/31/2026

CLEET Basic Academy cadets are in the classroom today learning about human trafficking, elder abuse, child abuse, and Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.

These important topics help prepare future peace officers to recognize and respond to situations involving abuse, exploitation and vulnerable populations throughout the communities they serve.

08/31/2026

At CLEET, teamwork is essential.

Throughout academy, cadets hold one another accountable, study together, offer support and work toward shared goals. These habits prepare them to serve as dependable members of a team throughout their law enforcement careers.

Pictured: Members of CLEET Basic Academy Class A2602.

08/30/2026

The Southwest Area Tactical Team, a specialized multi-jurisdictional unit consisting of officers from Bixby, Glenpool, Jenks, Sand Springs and Sapulpa, recently welcomed CLEET instructors to Glenpool for two days of advanced tactical training.

CLEET Lead Fi****ms and Tactics Instructor Clay Anderson led the Advanced Law Enforcement Tactics (A.L.E.T.) course alongside CLEET instructors James Nail and David Stepp and adjunct instructors Capt. Adam Boyette of the City of Ada, Oklahoma Police Department, Officer Garret Melsek of the Del City Police Department and Deputy Devon Spencer of the McCurtain County Sheriff’s Department.

The intensive two-day course focused on Search and Arrest Team procedures and Crisis Entry Team procedures, providing officers with advanced, hands-on training designed for the demands of tactical operations.

Anderson and the CLEET instructional team welcome every opportunity to work alongside and train law enforcement officers across Oklahoma.

08/30/2026

08/29/2026

Chief Dee Gregory, Todd Carter, and Southeast Field Representative Vonnie Houser enjoyed a great visit discussing Chief Gregory’s plans for his next Reserve Academy.

Chief Gregory is an outstanding academy coordinator who is dedicated to providing quality training and preparing future reserve officers for success. We appreciate his continued commitment to law enforcement training and look forward to working with him as he prepares for another successful academy!

Davis Police Department

08/28/2026

Legal Training at CLEET Basic Academy
Led by General Counsel Kate Springer

Our cadets receive both physical training and classroom instruction to build well-rounded officers. The 56-hour Law Block covers 17 critical modules, including Use of Force, Search Warrants and Search Warrant Exceptions, Laws of Arrest, and Concepts of Probable Cause. Strong officers need both skill and knowledge.

📍 K.O. Rayburn Training Center – Ada, Oklahoma

08/28/2026

TRAINING NEVER STOPS