Advanced Accreditation Manager

Welcome to the five-week online Advanced Accreditation Manager Program conducted by Daigle Law Group. Whether this is your first training with DLG or you’re a returning participant, we are excited to have you join us. The Daigle Law Group, LLC, is a law firm specializing in providing our clients with focused representation in police practices management. We consult with law enforcement agencies, security, fire services, and corrections across the country, with a strong focus on operational liability, including policies, operations, investigations, and training.

Over the past few years, the DLG Learning Center has focused on enhancing virtual and educational-based training. Our classes—whether in person or online—are known for featuring industry experts who connect theory with practical application. All sessions will be delivered live and online, allowing you to join from anywhere. Engage with industry-leading experts on a variety of topics related to Accreditation, and take advantage of the interactive features to ask questions and connect with other professionals.

This training is designed for those who have already completed a basic accreditation manager program and are now looking to delve deeper into the most challenging aspects of the accreditation process. Rather than revisiting standards, written directives, and proofs, this course focuses on complex plans, reports, analyses, audits, and reviews.

This course was created in response to seeing many agencies consistently “opt-out” of specific standards. To address this, we have enlisted experts from the accreditation world and beyond to break down these standards and provide tips on compliance. You likely already have the information needed to complete these tasks—we’ll show you where to find it and how to use it to demonstrate compliance.

By the end of this course, our goal is to instill in you the confidence to tackle these challenging accreditation areas. Remember, each standard exists for a reason. Completing these tasks in accordance with your accreditation process will benefit your agency; we don’t do things just for accreditation’s sake. Instead, these tasks and the information they provide will help guide your agency to future success.