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If you are an ACT 120 Officer and would like to register to be a member of PAVTN.net, please email Christopher Braun at cjbraun@pachiefs.org to request membership. If you are an officer who would like to complete MPOETC online courses and would like to register click here.

PAVTN.net provides real-world training from expert veterans.

PAVTN.net helps officers improve their performance, become more valuable to the force and advance their careers. Unlike in-person courses, PAVTN.net is available 24/7, and it’s remarkably cost-efficient. That gives officers more time to fight crime, and law enforcement agencies more precious resources. Everyone wins with PAVTN.net. Join us in our mission today.

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School Police Officers

Based on Act 67 of 2019, School Police Officers are required to complete annual in-service approved by MPOETC under Title 53, Chapter 21, Subchapter D (Act 120). Annual in-service requirements under Act 120 include 12 hours of approved classroom training, annual firearms qualification on all duty firearms, and current CPR/AED/First Aid certification. School Police Officers who need access to MPOETC classroom training should email their court appointment paperwork, including oath of office, and proof of current employment as a School Police Officer to ra-mpocertification@pa.gov for approval. Once approved Officers can email cjbraun@pachiefs.org,if you want to use the online courses.

NOW AVAILABLE - MPOETC 2020

MPOETC mandatory in-service course: Legal Update 2020 (20-001)

MPOETC electives: 

  • Officer Safety: Explosive Devices (20-002)
  • Operational Planning and Crowd Management (20-003)
  • Personal Leadership (20-004)

Each of these courses is worth three credit hours.

PAVTN transfers your completed MPOETC and CLEE course credits to TACS. Read more

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