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Training

2019 TRAINING DOSSIER

First Amendment Summit Daigle Group Use of Force Summit
Workshop on Deafness Firearms Qualification
Impact Munitions Operator Course New Law / Case Law Updates
K9 training (Patrol & Narcotics) Transgender Regional Training
Dive Team Training Constitutional Issues for Law Enforcement
Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) Supervisors
Corrections Emergency Response Team Mental Health First Aid Training

Intermediate De-escalation Course PPBT Financial Crimes Investigations Training
Instructor Course

2019 Training Costs $541,119

7 Law Enforcement Deputies graduated the Basic Law Enforcement Training Program at the
Maine Criminal Justice Academy
5 Corrections Officers graduated the Basic Corrections Training Program at the
Maine Criminal Justice Academy

With the current opiate epidemic that is nearly paralyzing
the nation, the Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office has
made it a priority to ensure that agency members are
well trained to best address the issues our community
faces. Sheriff Kevin Joyce and his Command staff have
been working with community leaders to find permanent
solutions to the opioid crisis as we all agree you cannot
incarcerate your way out of this crisis.

Leadership

Strong leadership skills are mandatory at the Sheriff’s Office. Our leaders received their training from
the FBI Law Enforcement Academy. Through the FBI LEEDA Leadership Trilogy Program, the
Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office is proud to introduce our current Trilogy holders:

Captain Donald Goulet Sergeant Andrew Feeney Sergeant Donald Young
Captain Scott Stewart Sergeant Anthony Hovey Major Timothy Kortes
Lieutenant Kerry Joyce Lieutenant Kevin Sampson Lieutenant Scott Jordan
Lieutenant Donald Foss Detective Sergeant Paul Thorpe Sergeant Jennifer Slocum
Chief Deputy Naldo Gagnon Sergeant Donald Mowatt Sergeant David Williams
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