Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center

🎉 Congratulations to Chief Seth Mullis and the Johnson County Community College Police Department! 🎉

The Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center (KLETC) and the Kansas Accreditation Council (KAC) are proud to announce the Johnson County Community College Police Department’s official enrollment into the Kansas Law Enforcement Accreditation Program (KLEAP).

This milestone places the department among and elite group of Kansas law enforcement agencies actively participating in the state accreditation program - a distinguished achievement that reflects a strong commitment to professionalism, accountability, and community trust.

We commend the department for this dedication to excellence and continuous improvement in service to their community.

Learn more about KLEAP and see the full list of participating agencies: https://www.kletc.org/kleap

Learn what you need. Leave what you don’t.

Join us June 22–26 for the 2026 CPSL Virtual Police Administrators’ Seminar — a live, interactive online leadership program built for law enforcement supervisors and administrators.

No travel required. Attend the sessions that fit your role, your agency’s priorities, and your schedule.

Topics may include:
✔ Strategic Planning & Resource Allocation
✔ Contemporary Legal Issues for Law Enforcement Leaders*
✔ Managing Organizational Change
✔ Hiring & Retention Best Practices
✔ Professional Standards Investigations
✔ Media Relations & the Role of the Department PIO
✔ Succession Planning
✔ CPOST Overview & Investigative Processes*
✔ Engaging Community Stakeholders

This program is designed to provide practical tools and strategies you can apply immediately to better lead your department and your people.

Register today: https://www.enrole.com/kupce/jsp/session.jsp?sessionId=SL26028F&courseId=VPAS&categoryId=F92D1AB8

*State-specific sessions may vary in applicability for out-of-state participants.

We are hiring a Police Instructor for our KLETC Hutchinson Campus.

The Police Instructor assists in and/or is responsible for the instruction of students in basic, advanced and specialized law enforcement classes, courses and seminars conducted by KLETC. The Police Instructor is responsible for development of curriculum and learning objectives for general police subjects and instruction of basic training and in-service training classes at KLETC and outreach sites across the state.

Salary: $90,000 + outstanding KU benefits:
- Paid vacation
- Sick leave
- Ten paid holidays + one discretionary day
- Retirement program
- Medical and dental insurance
- Life and disability insurance
- State of Kansas discounts offered by various vendors.
+ KU also offers employees education and professional development opportunities.

Anticipated start date: Monday, July 6, 2026

To Apply: Submit an online application — cover letter, resume, and three professional references.

Apply here: https://employment.ku.edu/jobs/staff/police-instructor/32954br

KU is an EO/AAE. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, s*x (including pregnancy), age, national origin, disability, genetic information or protected Veteran status.

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On this Memorial Day, we remember and honor the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country.

We hold their families in our thoughts as they continue to live with that sacrifice.

We are forever grateful.

Senator Roger Marshall, M.D., it was our pleasure to have you as our graduation speaker!

After 14 weeks of intensive training at our Hutchinson campus, these dedicated students have officially earned the title of law enforcement officers!

Today, they head back to their communities ready to serve and protect.

A huge thank you to the families, friends, and law enforcement partners who joined us to celebrate their achievement. A special thanks to our commencement speaker, Senator Roger Marshall, M.D. for his words of encouragement and support.

Congratulations, Class 357!