Progressive Law Enforcement Consultants LLC

10/20/2026

Another great training day rolling out a new course, “Effective Supervision in the Fire Service “. Thank you to the Easthampton Fire Department for being such gracious hosts, and thank you to all of the attendees for making this a very engaging classroom experience. 

10/12/2026

10/07/2026

When officers trust the rumor mill more than their supervisors, everyday speculation can become a serious leadership problem, especially in smaller agencies

10/06/2026

October 20, 2026 0830-1530
Easthampton MA Fire Department

This course is designed specifically for fire service command staff, particularly new supervisors, those aspiring to advance within their departments, and current supervisors who want to improve on their skills. Focusing on the critical components of effective supervision and leadership, this course equips attendees with the essential skills and knowledge to foster strong relationships among subordinates, supervisors, and the agency.
Participants will engage with practical topics aimed at enhancing their supervision and leadership capabilities without unnecessary embellishments. Attendees will develop the critical skills necessary to ensure they are well-equipped to meet the challenges of today’s and tomorrow’s fire department environment. Join us to transform your supervisory and leadership approach and elevate your career in the fire service. $189.
See more information & register at: https://progressivelawenforcement.com/ola/services/effective-supervision-in-the-fire-service

08/23/2026

Every department has one: The officer everyone trusts, rookies seek out and colleagues still talk about years after retirement.

It isn’t the rank that makes them unforgettable. So what separates a competent officer from one who leaves a true legacy?

https://www.police1.com/leadership/strive-and-ascend-becoming-the-officer-others-remember??utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social

07/07/2026

Think you're being passed over because of politics? You might want to read this first.

Sometimes the biggest obstacle to promotion isn't your résumé or your time on the job. It's the reputation, professionalism and attitude you build every day. This candid article offers some tough truths — and practical advice for officers ready to take the next step.

https://trib.al/hb7cJp8