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Lieutenant Jim Gordon has been with the
Stanislaus County Sheriff's Department since 1997, and serving in
municipal law enforcement since 1995. Prior to his law enforcement
career, Lt. Gordon served 6 years in the United States Coast Guard,
serving at stations throughout the United States, including Miami,
Florida, conducting interdiction operations in the Caribbean. Lt. Gordon
has been involved with field training programs for several years and
currently serves as the Field Training Officer manager. During that
time, he has provided technical assistance to law enforcement agencies
around the Nation on building quality FTO programs. Lt. Gordon is a graduate of the POST Master Instructor Development Program and designed one of the first blended learning courses for California POST, titled "Critical Incident Management for the FTO". Lt. Gordon is currently serving as President of the Valley Mother Lode Training Manager's Association. Lt. Gordon holds an Associates Degree in Administration of Justice and a Bachelors Degree from CSU Long Beach in Vocational Studies. Lt. Gordon is married and has three young children. |
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"Our Training Center is focused on providing the Central Valley and Mother-Lode Region with professional, ethical, and competent Law Enforcement individuals. We are committed to excellence in leadership, professionalism in training, and dedication to public safety." -Developed by the Staff The Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office Regional Training Division operates out of the Ray Simon Regional Criminal Justice Training Center in partnership with personnel from the Modesto Police Department, San Joaquin County Sheriff's Department, Manteca Police Department, and support from the Eight County Region (Stanislaus, Merced, Mariposa, Tuolumne, Calaveras, Alpine, Amador, San Joaquin). Our staff is dedicated towards continuing to build a quality training facility capable of serving not only our Eight County Region, but law enforcement throughout the State. Public Safety is at a critical juncture throughout the State and Nation. The demands our communities have placed upon us for their protection require a collaborative approach to addressing our training needs. Agencies throughout the Region are proud to support this most important endeavor. As we continue our path towards excellence, the Training Center staff would like to invite you to stop by the Center and see our facilities, meet our staff, and most importantly, have a chance to see how your public safety professionals are trained. Feel free to contact the Sheriff's Regional Training Division with any questions on Public Safety Training, we can be reached at (209) 525-4701 To find out more about the Regional Training Center visit their website at www.SheriffsTraining.org
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