Annual Conference
The Missouri Peace Officers Association hosts an annual conference which provides training sessions on current issues of law enforcement to keep members of the profession informed on new procedures, laws and technology. The conference enables members to exchange ideas and encourages cooperation among all groups of law enforcement. A free exchange of ideas and experiences is encouraged to help members in solving local problems within each community. When Missouri's peace officers work together in a cooperative manner, our communities benefit and law enforcement is enhanced for the citizens of Missouri.
The Missouri Peace Officers Association is an Approved Provider of Law Enforcement Continuing Education; therefore, is POST approved. The MPOA training program is provided in conjunction with the Training Committee whose purpose is to promote the proper training of Missouri peace officers.
Members of the Training Committee
Chief Kris Turnbow, Raymore PD (ret.) Chair
Major Richard Gillespie, UCM (ret.)
Chief Bob Ronkoski, St. Charles Community College PD
Major Dale Schmidt, MSHP (ret.)
Lieutenant Michael O'Day, Osage Beach PD
CP Crime Scene Consulting & Seminars
Clay Peeler, Retired St. Louis County Police Detective
MPOA member and Retired St. Louis County Police Crime Scene Detective Clay Peeler and his team of subject matter experts provide POST Approved instruction. This includes professional, comprehensive delivery of training, skill development, and education. Although the primary focus is crime scene related subject matter, other seminars include, but are not limited to, instruction for law enforcement agencies and fire protection districts in the areas of Executive Leadership, Supervision and Risk Management.
If you have any questions, or would like to reach out to Clay, he can be reached at: [email protected] or at 314-780-0863.
