There are still openings remaining for ARPA training through the Federal
Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) being held in Hood River, Oregon
July 25-29. Below are some of the highlights of the curriculum. For more
information visit the FLETC website listed below (may have to copy/paste
the URL). Training is offered to federal, state, local and tribal
governments.
http://www.fletc.gov/training/programs/investigative-operations-division/forensics-and-special-investigative-skills-branch/archeological-resources-protection-training-program-arptp/?searchterm=ARPA
or contact:
Steven Perry, BLM OLES Training Coordinator
FLETC, Bldg 64, Glynco, GA 31524
912.267.3060 office 912.230.8061 mobile
sperry at blm.gov 912.267.2872 fax
Archeological Crime Scene Investigation
Study of actual Case Files
Criminal Investigator case review
Collecting and Trafficking Network
Field Practical Exercise
Prevention
ARPA and Other Legal Statutes
Resource Damage Assessments
Site Analysis
Personal Safety
Court Scenario
Topics presented to the
archeologists include:
Introduction to
Federal Criminal
Justice System
Site Damage
Assessment Report
Testifying in
Court
Society for
American
Archeology
Standards for
Determination of
Archeological
Value
Preparing Damage
Assessment Reports
Topics presented to law
enforcement officers
include:
Introduction to
Archeology
Surveillance
Techniques
Undercover
Operations
ARPA Search
Warrants
Investigative
Methods
Heather Ulrich
District Archaeologist
Bureau of Land Management
Salem District Office Eugene District Office
1717 Fabry Rd. SE P.O. Box 10226
Salem, OR 97306 Eugene, OR 97440
(503) 315-5986 (541) 683-6425