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The Illinois Law Enforcement Training Standards Board administers the Intergovernmental Law
Enforcement Officers In-Service Training Act (P.A. 82-674). This Act, coupled with the Traffic
Surcharge and Criminal Conviction fund, provides the structure and financial support for a unique
state\local partnership. This partnership provides decentralized delivery of in-service training
within commuting distance of virtually every law enforcement and corrections officer in the state.
On January 1, 1983, The Illinois Law Enforcement Training Standards Board launched A Statewide
System of In-Service Training, known as the ASSIST Program. Within five years, the Mobile Team
Unit conducted over 7,000 courses for over 120,000 in-service practitioners. The ASSIST Program
has since gained national recognition as one of the most cost-effective and comprehensive inservice
training systems in the United States.
The objectives of the program are:
- To encourage local law enforcement and corrections officers to upgrade their
knowledge, skills, and techniques pertinent to the law enforcement profession
- To provide local law enforcement officers with training opportunities within
their own locales and on flexible schedules
- To provide quality training on topics of instruction centered on specific training
needs
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