Name: Command Series Level 1: Developing First Line Supervisors
Start: 2026-06-22T00:00:00-07:00
End: 2026-06-25T00:00:00-07:00
Location: Pocatello, ID

Instructor

Jim Harris, et al

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Description

First-line supervisors face many challenges. New supervisory officers, as well as, seasoned first-line supervisors need to consistently adapt to the ever-changing environment within our community. Whether it is officers getting ready to transition to supervision, newly promoted supervisors attending this course as their indoctrination into their new role, or seasoned leaders continuing their leadership training, this four-day class has it all. Supervisors will learn the most up-to-date trends in leading, documenting, counseling, mentoring, communicating and more.

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Reviews for this course

4.9/5.0 (336 reviews)

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Glenn Zeszotarski

Great instructors

Jacqueline Messinger

The class consisted of the expectations for a first line supervisor.

Jason Lipich

Awesome class touched on everything that is relevant to my position

Joseph Maddolin

Great overall look and feel at leading your Officers within your Department. Would be a great class for admins to take as well.

Andrzej Jarosz

This class provided practical tools for transitioning into a first-line supervisor role. The real world examples and discussions made the material easy to understand.

Anthony Osetto

Great class, instructors made what would've seemed to be dry material interesting and encouraged participation

Richard Rempusheski

Both instructors were amazing

Matthew Severo

I am from CT, and I appreciated this course was relevant to any supervisor from any state.

Michael Maseda

Answered all relevant questions and concerns as a front line supervisor. Covered a significant amount of material in a timely.

Brody Wentzell

Great class for first line supervisor.

Alexander Wells

The instructors were well versed and explained the information well.