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Minnesota State Patrol & Saint Paul Police Department SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR ETI 2017 SPONSORS CHIEF PRESENTING SPONSOR COMMANDER SPONSORS SUPPORTING SPONSORS TECH TALK SPONSOR CHIEF’S CHALLENGE SPONSOR ETI ONLINE SPONSOR COMMUNICATIONS SPONSOR HOSPITALITY SPONSORS REFRESHMENT SPONSOR BOARD MEETING SPONSORS REGISTRATION SPONSOR TABLE OF CONTENTS Meeting At-A-Glance . 4 Minnesota Chiefs of Police Association Sunday. 7 2017 EXECUTIVE TRAINING INSTITUTE Monday . 8 & LAW ENFORCEMENT EXPO Tuesday . 11 April 23-26, 2017 Wednesday . 15 St. Cloud River’s Edge Convention Center 2017 Exhibitor Guide . 17 Expo Hall Map . 43 New Elements for 2017 Executive Training Institute: • Chief’s Challenge 3K Run/Walk • Small agency group pricing (fewer than 15 sworn officers) • Tuesday Expo Hall Breakfast • Expo Hall Presentation Stage for more in-depth vendor & stakeholder demonstrations Popular features returning in 2017: • Supervisor’s Day with extended breakouts • Small Agency breakout sessions • Excellence in Innovation Awards Luncheon • Non-member Group Pricing • Conference mobile app ETI EDUCATION 651-457-0677 • [email protected] 2017 EXECUTIVE TRAINING INSTITUTE MEETING AT-A-GLANCE Event schedule subject to change. SUNDAY, 3:30 PM Registration begins APRIL 23rd 5:00 PM Dinner - BALLROOM, BEST WESTERN KELLY INN Registration 5:30 PM SPECIAL SESSION - St. Cloud Mall Attack, St. Cloud Police Chief Blair Anderson 3:30pm - BALLROOM, BEST WESTERN KELLY INN (NO CHARGE) 7:00 PM SPONSOR SPOTLIGHT - Body Camera and Automated License Plate Reader Audits Sponsored by Backbone Consultants - CONGRESS/SENATE ROOM, BEST WESTERN KELLY INN 8:00 PM Hospitality Suite (open until 11:00pm) Sponsored by KRAUS-ANDERSON - BEST WESTERN KELLY INN, POOLSIDE MONDAY, 7:45 AM Registration + Refreshments + Raffle Ticket Sales + Networking - LOBBY A/B APRIL 24th 8:30 AM Official Welcome - Minnesota Chiefs of Police Association - TERRY HAWS A Registration 8:45 AM MORNING FEATURED SPEAKER 7:45am-5:15pm Fact vs. Fiction: Changing the Police-Community Narrative, Jason Riley Expo - TERRY HAWS EXHIBIT HALL A 3:15-6:00pm 10:00 AM MN POST BOARD BRIEFING Nate Gove, Executive Director - TERRY HAWS A 10:15 AM BREAK - LOBBY A/B 10:30 AM MONDAY MORNING TOWN HALL To view or not to view: The great body camera question - Eric P. Daigle/Dr. Bill Lewinski - TERRY HAWS EXHIBIT HALL A 12:15 PM Excellence In Innovation Awards Luncheon Sponsored by 3M, Taser/Axon Presented by University of Minnesota Technological Leadership Institute - GLENN CARLSON WEST 1:15 PM MCPA Board Elections - GLENN CARLSON WEST 1:35 PM ADVANCED CLEO & Command Lessons Learned - STOCKINGER SUITE Body Camera Implementation - HERBERGER SUITE When Seconds Mattered - Chief Presenting Sponsor THOMSON REUTERS - WILSON SUITE SESSIONS BREAKOUT 3:15 PM LAW ENFORCEMENT EXPO OPENS - TERRY HAWS EXHIBIT HALL B & C 3:35 PM 3M Presentation - EXPO HALL PRESENTATION STAGE 4:10 PM President's Reception - CHIEFS AREA, TERRY HAWS EXHIBIT HALL B & C 6:00 PM LAW ENFORCEMENT EXPO CLOSES 6:30 PM Social Hour - COMMONS AREA 7:00 PM AWARDS BANQUET Keynote Rick King, Executive Vice President & Chief Information Officer, THOMSON REUTERS - GLENN CARLSON WEST 9:00 PM Hospitality Suite (open until Midnight) Sponsored by Aladtec - BEST WESTERN KELLY INN, POOLSIDE 4 TUESDAY, 7:00 AM Registration - COMMONS AREA APRIL 25th 7:00 AM LAW ENFORCEMENT EXPO OPENS / Welcome Breakfast (7-8:15am) Registration - CHIEFS AREA, TERRY HAWS EXHIBIT HALL B & C 7:00am-4:30pm 8:00 AM Department of Human Services Presentation - EXPO HALL PRESENTATION STAGE Expo 8:15 AM Taser/Axon Presentation - EXPO HALL PRESENTATION STAGE 7:00am-1:30pm 9:30 AM MORNING FEATURED SPEAKER - When the Headline is YOU, Jeff Ansell Supervisor's Day Sponsored by AAA MN/IA - TERRY HAWS A 11:00 AM AAA Minnesota Presentation - TERRY HAWS A 11:15 AM LAW ENFORCEMENT EXPO RE-OPENS - TERRY HAWS EXHIBIT HALL B & C 11:25 AM Raffle Drawing - EXPO HALL PRESENTATION STAGE 11:30 AM Lockridge Grindal Nauen P.L.L.P. Presentation - EXPO HALL PRESENTATION STAGE Legislation, Litigation, and Local Governments: Protecting Your Interests Noon MCPA Board Meeting Sponsored by SIAC & Lexipol - PRESIDENT'S ROOM BW KELLY INN Noon Lunch - EXPO only attendees can purchase a lunch ticket - TERRY HAWS EXHIBIT HALL B & C 12:30 PM Retiree Reunion - LUNCH IN TERRY HAWS EXHIBIT HALL B & C, REFRESHMENTS POOLSIDE 1:00 PM Minneapolis PD Super Bowl Security Presentation - EXPO HALL PRESENTATION STAGE 1:30 PM LAW ENFORCEMENT EXPO ENDS 1:30 PM FEATURED SPEAKER - Officers Down, Baton Rouge Chief Carl Dabadie - TERRY HAWS A 3:00 PM BREAK / REFRESHMENTS - LOBBY A/B 3:15 PM MCPA Business Meeting - TERRY HAWS A 3:05 PM Supervisor's Breakout: A 21st Century Approach to Mass Protests, Saint Paul Police Chief Todd Axtelll, State Patrol Col. Matt Langer - HERBERGER SUITE 4:20 PM Community Forums - STOCKINGER SUITE Social Media for Small Agencies - WILSON SUITE Critical Incidents Panel - HERBERGER SUITE SESSIONS BREAKOUT 8:00 PM Hospitality Suite (open until 11:00pm) Sponsored by Keeprs - BW KELLY INN, POOLSIDE WEDNESDAY, 7:00 AM MCPA Inaugural Chief's Challenge 3K Run/Walk Sponsored by Paul Conway LE APRIL 26th 7:30 AM Association Prayer Breakfast - BEST WESTERN KELLY INN, UNIVERSITY ROOM Registration 8:00 AM Refreshments & Networking - LOBBY A/B 7:00-11:15am 8:15 AM MORNING SESSION Discussion with original investigators in Wetterling case - NEW! Jacob Wetterling Case: 27 years in the making - TERRY HAWS EXHIBIT HALL A Challenge 3K 7:00am 10:15 AM BREAK Sponsored by LDV, inc. - LOBBY A/B 10:30 AM MORNING SESSION CONTINUED + Q & A with BCA and FBI Solving the Wetterling Case - TERRY HAWS EXHIBIT HALL A 11:30 AM Closing Remarks Patty Wetterling & NEW MCPA President Mike Goldstein - TERRY HAWS A 5 SUNDAY APRIL 23RD REGISTRATION OPENS . 3:30pm DINNER - BALLROOM, BEST WESTERN KELLY INN . 5:00-5:30pm SPECIAL SESSION CRISIS CASE STUDY. 5:30-7:00pm BALLROOM, BEST WESTERN KELLY INN Terrorism Targets Rural Minnesota: An inside look at the St. Cloud Mall attack Chief William Blair Anderson / St. Cloud Police Department When a knife-wielding terrorist began stabbing large metropolitan communities that are targeted shoppers in a crowded mall, an off-duty officer by terrorists. Chief Anderson will provide an from a neighboring jurisdiction was there to take in-depth briefing about the investigation, him down. The events put St. Cloud and the dealing with the national media, multi-agency region’s law enforcement agencies in the national coordination, and triaging mass casualties. spotlight and demonstrated that it’s not always SPONSOR SPOTLIGHT Sponsored by Backbone Consultants . 7:00–8:00pm CONGRESS/SENATE ROOM, BEST WESTERN KELLY INN Body Camera and Automated License Plate Reader Audits The recent legislation passed governing body- will help provide guidance on what Minnesota worn cameras and Automated License Plate police chiefs need to know when considering an Readers requires independent audits. This session independent auditor. HOSPITALITY SUITE Sponsored by KRAUS-ANDERSON . 8:00-11:00pm BEST WESTERN KELLY INN, POOLSIDE 7 MONDAY APRIL 24TH REGISTRATION, REFRESHMENTS, RAFFLE TICKET SALES and NETWORKING Refreshments Sponsored by LDV, Inc.. 7:45-8:30am OPENING CEREMONIES and OFFICIAL MCPA WELCOME - TERRY HAWS A . 8:30-8:45am MORNING FEATURED SPEAKER - TERRY HAWS A . 8:45-10:00am Fact vs Fiction: Changing the police-community narrative Jason Riley The national and local narratives that shape with research and best practices to move the perceptions of policing have had a profound profession past these turbulent times. Riley is a impact on the profession at agencies large and senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and small across the nation. Jason Riley’s work has frequently appears on Fox News programs and helped agencies counter this negative narrative occasionally on C-SPAN. MN POST BOARD BRIEFING - TERRY HAWS A . 10:00-10:15am BREAK - LOBBY A/B. 10:15-10:30am MONDAY MORNING TOWN HALL - TERRY HAWS A . 10:30am–NOON To view or not to view: The great body camera question Eric P. Daigle Dr. Bill Lewinski DAIGLE P. ERIC Daigle Law Group, LLC Force Science Institute One of the most debated topics around body- it creates a false memory and will compromise the worn camera implementation is whether to allow investigation. Those advocating for viewing officers to view the footage in use-of-deadly force the video argue officers should not be put in a cases prior to giving a formal statement or “gotcha” position. Two leading national experts writing a report. on the topic will provide the pros and cons of each Those advocating against viewing the video say side of the argument. DR. BILL LEWINSKI DR. EXCELLENCE IN INNOVATION AWARDS LUNCHEON . 12:15-1:15pm Sponsored by 3M and Taser/Axon GLENN CARLSON WEST Featured Guest Speaker Michael Johnson University of Minnesota’s Technological Leadership Institute This awards luncheon celebrates the MN Law Police Dept. and Chief Mike Tusken for Enforcement innovations that have resulted their innovative partnership with St. Louis in more efficient ways to deliver public safety County that embeds a social worker into the services. The association recognizes the great department to help handle mental health calls. ideas of both a small (15 or fewer sworn officers) 2016 Small Agency Winner: Breezy and large agency. Point Police Dept. and Chief Kevin 2016 Large Agency Winner: Duluth Merschman for their police-paramedic program. 8 MONDAY MCPA BOARD ELECTIONS - GLENN CARLSON . 1:15-1:30pm MONDAY BREAKOUT SESSIONS . 1:35-3:05pm STOCKINGER SUITE ADVANCED CLEO & Command Academy Lessons Learned (Exclusive Academy Training Partner – SCSU) Since September, 25 police chiefs and 21st Century Policing. Select groups will present commanders representing a diverse mix of their findings and implementation plans at this Minnesota agencies have been working in small breakout session. This session is a chance to for all groups to research and develop solutions to real attendees to learn from their peers about how some world challenges their agencies are facing as agencies are addressing the biggest challenges outlined in the President’s Task Force Report on facing law enforcement across our state.
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