AES Schools - October 16th Harford County AES class and October 21st Valley Forge, PA, A.R.I.D.E "Advanced Roadside Impaired Driving Enforcement" are full. Contact us to host a school for your agency. Ask us about our new programs "The Enhanced Impaired Driving Taskforce", "Operation Extra Eyes" and Gator-aid program.. These are the latest techniques that utilize multiple traffic safety techniques, supported by civilian personnel, into outstanding results.

This course provides a comprehensive approach to alcohol enforcement, education and deterrence. It starts with the methodology of identifying the problem in your area and provides the student with several proven techniques that they will be able to use in their enforcement efforts. By combining our power point presentations with realistic scenarios, the student is able to maximize learning efficiency. Several of the programs have been modeled by enforcement agencies across the nation and are endorsed by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Although there are a variety of topics available, the program can be tailored to fit your agency's needs.

The program begins with identifying the problem. Participants are encouraged to discuss their successes and obstacles. One of the core programs is the Controlled Dispersal of Underage Alcohol Parties. This class teaches how to safely and efficiently disperse underage parties using proven enforcement techniques and limited resources. Another important class is Compliance Checks of Retail Establishments. This presentation will show you how to set up a compliance program that is both fair to the retailers and effective at reducing youth access to alcohol. A third important area is the Detection of the Youth Impaired Driver. This teaches enforcement personnel the detection clues specific to the youth impaired driver. Other classes are working with community coalitions, new and club drugs, detection of false identification, program funding sources, school and community education, working with colleges, taskforces, working with the media and special enforcement programs.

After the completion of this training program, the student will have the knowledge and skills necessary to make an immediate impact on alcohol related problems in your area. Our instructors are certified by the Maryland Police Training Commission and are partners with the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention. This Alcohol Enforcement Specialist School has already made a positive impacts on several agencies across the nation that have already received the training.