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© 2005 International Police Mountain Bike Association ~ 15th Annual IPMBA Conference ~ www.ipmba.org

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April 21 - 23, 2005

15th Annual IPMBA Conference Scottsdale, Arizona

International Police Mountain Bike Association — The Premier Organization for Public Safety Cyclists

Effective, proven, and skill enhancing training and certification courses…

Essential, dynamic, and innovative on-bike sessions…

Experienced and respected instructors…

Insightful and information-filled in-class workshops…

The nation’s largest and best bicycle patrol product exhibition…

IPMBA is a non-profit organization dedicated to: Promoting the use of bikes for public safety

Providing resources and networking opportunities Offering the best, most complete training for public safety cyclists

583 Frederick Road, Suite 5B, Baltimore MD 21228 ~ PH: 410-744-2400 ~ Fax: 410-744-5504 ~ www.ipmba.org


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IPMBA Remembers

On August 30, 2004, Officer Fred Fanning of the Rochester (MN) Police Department lost his four-year battle with leukemia. Fred was certified as a police cyclist by Kirby Beck in May 1999, attended the IPMBA Police Cyclist

Instructor Development class at the 2000 IPMBA Conference in Tucson, and received his Police Cyclist

Instructor certification in June 2001.

Fred was one of the founding members of the Rochester Bike Patrol Unit, which began in 1997. He and Officer Doug Remling became interested in bike patrol, conducted research, and presented the department with the information they needed to implement the program. They found community funding to purchase the first bikes, and acted as coordinators for all aspects of the program. A strong advocate for bike patrol and training, Fred continued to instruct even after his diagnosis, assisting with his last class in May 2002.

Fred was also an advocate for blood donations, and shortly before his death suggested that a blood drive be held. According to his friend Sue Churchill, “He mentioned that he knew that this wouldn’t help him but that he wanted to do whatever it was that he could to help others in situations similar to his.” The blood drive was to be held in his honor; instead, it was held in his memory.

IPMBA extends sympathy to Fred’s family and friends and urges IPMBA members to make one of Fred’s last wishes a reality by donating blood. To learn more about blood donation opportunities, visit www.givelife.org or call 1-800-GIVE-LIFE (1-800-448-3543).

Source: Doug Remling, Rochester Police Department

IPMBA instructor John Hanke of the Joliet Police Department (IL) contacted IPMBA with the sad news of the loss of Officer Jonathan Walsh. Officer Walsh attended the IPMBA Police Cyclist Course taught by Hanke on August 3-6, 2004, and was killed in the line of duty just two weeks later. According to Hanke, Jonathan was very proud to be a police cyclist, and

his involvement with IPMBA was mentioned at the funeral. His bicycle was mounted onto his squad and followed the hearse to the

cemetery. Officer Jonathan Walsh was killed when his patrol car was involved in an accident with a hit-and-run driver. He was responding to a burglar alarm at the Pilcher Park Nature Center. Officer Walsh was pronounced dead at Silver Cross Hospital. He suffered massive injuries when he collided with a Chevrolet Blazer and then crashed into an unoccupied lift crane parked on the side of Maple Road just east of Briggs Street. Police located the Blazer abandoned near McKay Street and Garland Court. Following a five hour manhunt, the driver was arrested and charged as was his spouse, for her involvement in reporting the vehicle stolen. Officer Walsh joined the Joliet Police Department in February, 2001, and was a certified member of the Bicycle Patrol and also served on the Gang Violence Suppression Unit. He was a founder and member of the Joliet Police Department FNG Softball Team, and a member of the International Police Mountain Bike Association. He previously served for two years as an officer with the Burr Ridge Police Department. Officer Walsh is survived by his father, a retired Worth police officer, his mother and two sisters. Source: Officer Down Memorial Page, www.odmp.org.

Police Officer Jonathan E. Walsh Joliet Police Department, Illinois End of Watch: Friday, August 20, 2004 Age: 27 Tour of Duty: 5½ yr Badge Number: 305 Cause of Death: Vehicular assault

Date of Incident: Friday, August 20, 2004 Weapon Used: Automobile Suspect Info: Arrested and charged

Laying on the ground near Judiciary Square with a fractured skull, broken ribs and lung damage, United States Park Police Officer William J. Grissam — a 16-year member of the Park Police — died within one hour of sustaining these injuries in a bicycling accident while on patrol. On that tragic day, March 20, 1932, 53-year-old Officer Grissam — a veteran of two American wars

(The Spanish-American War and World War I) became the USPP's first officer killed in the line of duty. Seventy-two years later, representatives of the USPP gathered with Officer Grissam's relatives at the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial to respect, honor, and remember Officer Grissam's service and sacrifice. A USPP Honor Guard laid a wreath, and Acting USPP Chief Dwight E. Petitford and NLEOMF Executive Director Craig W. Floyd shared brief remarks.

“Our presence here today underscores our commitment to making sure we remember the service and sacrifice of all of our fallen law enforcement heroes,” said Mr. Floyd. “Officer Grissam died almost 75 years ago, and today-thanks to the collective efforts of our research departments and diligent staff-we honor his memory, and we say thank you.” Officer Grissam’s daughter, Marjorie Rose Grissam, and grandson, William Park Rose, attended the ceremony, along with other senior representatives from the United States Park Police. Source: National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Foundation, www.nleomf.org.

A Rhinelander police sergeant serving in Iraq who was wounded last week in an attack that killed another Wisconsin reservist has died of his injuries, Rhinelander police reported Friday. Staff Sgt. Steven G. Martin, 39, died Friday at Walter

Reed Army Medical Center after life supports were discontinued, according to a Rhinelander Police Department

press release. He was flown Wednesday in a drug-induced coma from a medical facility in Germany to Washington, D.C., for treatment at Walter Reed. Martin, a member of the Sheboygan-based Army Reserve 330th Military Police Detachment, suffered severe head and abdominal injuries when a truck bomb exploded June 24 near his checkpoint outside an American military compound at Mosul. Another Wisconsin sergeant from the 330th, Charles Kiser, 37, of Cleveland, Wis., was killed in the suicide attack. The men were among a small group of soldiers who opened fire on a dilapidated pickup as it approached the compound at high speed. The truck swerved under fire and hit an obstacle before exploding, killing Kiser and fatally wounding Martin. A New Jersey native, Martin joined the Rhinelander police as a patrol officer in February 1996. He spent most summers on the city’s bicycle patrol and also worked in the city’s schools. With another officer, he conducted bicycle rodeos, instructing children how to ride their bikes safely, and also participated in a program that gave bicycle helmets to youths. He served in the military years ago and decided to join the Army Reserve Military Police unit in Sheboygan in January 2003, Police Chief Glenn Parmeter said. His unit was activated in December and arrived in Iraq a few months later. Martin helped train Iraqi police recruits and oversaw their instruction in special weapons and tactics, emergency medical services and fire training. Martin will be deeply missed, Parmeter said late Friday. Source: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, July 3, 2004

Officer Jonathan Walsh ~ Officer Fred Fanning ~ Sergeant Steven Martin ~ Officer William Grissam


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The 15th Annual IPMBA Conference & Product Exhibition April 21 - 23, 2005


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Dear IPMBA Conference Attendee: Welcome to Scottsdale and the 15th Annual Conference of the International Police Mountain Bike Association. On behalf of the IPMBA board, staff, members, and conference attendees, I would like to extend my sincere thanks to Scottsdale Police Chief Alan Rodbell and the Scottsdale Police Department Bicycle Unit for their support. The success of the IPMBA conference is largely dependent upon the host agency, and the Scottsdale Police Department will not disappoint. The IPMBA conference is celebrating its 15th year in Scottsdale because, after having attended 10 conferences, Officer Ron Gorski, PCI #223, decided it was time to bring the event to his adopted hometown. The city and the department quickly threw their support behind his efforts, and the rest, as they say, is history. Of course, it takes more than just one person to make an IPMBA conference. The members of the Scottsdale Police Department Bicycle Unit have been devoting as many hours as possible to ensuring that you have a high-quality, professional training experience, but also that you have a lot of fun. Special thanks are owed to Lt. Tony Gibson, Sgt. Chris Wilson, Officers Craig Malley, Mark Johnson, Jeromie O’Meara, Darrin Hinrichs, Craig Abernethy, Chet Anderson, Jason Kibsey, John Miller, and Kevin Watts; and community liaison officer Chris Vassell of the Scottsdale PD; Officer Derek Pittman of the Tempe PD; and Sgt. David Moore of the Phoenix P.D. Most of these hard-working individuals will be wearing the traditional red polo shirt of the Command Staff, so when you see them, please be sure to tell them how much you appreciate their efforts. Special thanks are also owed to each conference attendee, exhibitor, presenter, instructor, and guest. Without you, all of the host agency’s work would be for naught. Over the course of the past 15 years, the IPMBA conference has earned the reputation as the “premier training event for public safety cyclists”, and we are glad you have joined us for this anniversary celebration. We’ll see you next year, May 6-13, 2006, in Dayton, Ohio!

Maureen Becker Executive Director


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Police Department

An Internationally Accredited Agency Since 1994

March 17, 2005 International Police Mountain Bike Association (IPMBA) 583 Frederick Road Suite 5B Baltimore, MD 21228 Dear IPMBA Member: It is my pleasure to welcome you to Scottsdale Arizona for the 15th Annual I.P.M.B.A. Conference. We are very excited to host the 2005 conference and to introduce you to our beautiful city. Scottsdale is a premier resort and conference community. In addition to the temperate climate, Scottsdale has an abundance of cultural, recreational and entertainment opportunities for you and your family. Our city provides some of the best bike trails and off-road riding available to bicycle enthusiasts, and we encourage you to take the time to enjoy all of our city’s activities and its surrounding areas. I encourage you to participate in the extracurricular activities that our staff has planned for you during your stay, and we would like to thank the many businesses in our community that provided support and services so that you may enjoy all that we offer while you are here. Enjoy your stay and we hope to see you again in the near future. Sincerely,

Alan G. Rodbell Chief of Police

City of Scottsdale 3700 North 75th Street, Scottsdale, Arizona 85251

VOICE 480.312.5000 FAX 480.312.2030


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Hotel Floor Plan

Opening Ceremonies Thursday, 8:00 a.m.

Paloma

Command Center (480-947-1520) Outside Mohave I

Check-In In front of Kiva & Hacienda

Exhibit Hall Mohave, Kiva, Hacienda

Bike Check Note: The Bike Check tent is located in the parking lot just east of the Chaparral

Conference Center (Grand Ballroom)

Workshops

Lunch West Patio

Breakfast/Evening Reception Registered Hotel Guests Only

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The 15th Annual IPMBA Conference & Product Exhibition Scottsdale, Arizona ~ April 21-23, 2005

Contents

Handouts 101 Uses for Zip Ties ......................................................33 Administrative Issues of a Bicycle Unit ...........................34 Advance Planning for Special Events ..............................37 Advanced Bicycle Fit ......................................................38 Advanced Problem-Solving ............................................39 Advanced Skill Development .........................................40 Advanced Suspect Contact & Apprehension ..................42 Be Still My Heart: Heart Rate and Critical Performance Under Stress - New! ..............................43 Bicycle Rodeos: From A to Z ..........................................45 Bicycle Use in Crowd Management ...............................46 Bike Unit Marketing ........................................................48 Bikes Against Terror: Israeli Experience .........................49 Building a Bike Training Obstacle Course Kit .................50 Campus Policing Roundtable .........................................51 Conquering the Fear of Stairs - New! ..............................52 Continuous & In-Service Training ...................................55 Creating a Specialized Bike Unit - New! ........................56 Deadly Force Encounters ................................................58 Defensive & Survival Tactics ..........................................59 Diagnosing & Correcting Rider Error ..............................61 Drug Enforcement & Interdiction ....................................63 Effective PowerPoint Presentations I ...............................65 Effective PowerPoint Presentations II ..............................66 Effective Use of EMS Bikes ..............................................67 EMS Roundtable .............................................................68 EMS Scene Safety with Practical Applications ................69 EMS Specific Equipment Needs ......................................70 EMSCI to PCI Transition Course - New! ..........................71 Firearms Issues for Police Cyclists ...................................72 Firearms Skills for Bike Officers (LIVE) ............................75 Fitness and Nutrition for the Uniformed Cyclist - New! ..........................................76 Funding Sources for Bike Units .......................................78 How to Become an IPMBA-Certified Instructor ..............80 Instructor Roundtable .....................................................82

Introduction to Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) Training - New! ..................................................83 Keys to Better Course Management ................................84 Maintenance Topics Introduction to Bike Maintenance ..............................86 Basics of Wheel Truing ..............................................90 Drive Trains ...............................................................91 Managing Risk in Cycling Activities - New! ...................92 Minimizing the Impact of Bicycle Crashes ......................95 “No-Nose” Saddles and Bicycle Patrols - New! .............97 Obstacle Stress Course: an Essential Tool for Training - New! ....................................................100 Off Road Riding Map (for all levels) .....................................................101 Introduction ...............................................................102 Intermediate ...............................................................103 Advanced ...................................................................104 Officer Survival for Bike Patrol ........................................105 PC Night Operations .......................................................106 PCI to EMSCI Transition Course ......................................107 Police Cycling in Skopje, Macedonia - New! ...............108 Section 1983 Liability: What Every Bike Officer Should Know - New! ................................................109 Slow Speed Skills ............................................................112 State and Local Anti-Terrorism Training ..........................113 Suspect Contact & Apprehension ....................................115 Tactical Bike Patrol .........................................................116 Tactical Shooting Drills for the Police Cyclist - New! ...........................................................117 TASER and the Bike Officer- New! ..................................118 Tour de Scottsdale ...........................................................119 University 101: Surviving in an Academic Environment ...............................................................120 “Urban Campers”: Problem-Oriented Policing - New! .........................................................121 Youth Bicycle Education: What to Teach and Why .......122

Introduction Welcome from the Executive Director .............................................................................................................4 Welcome from Scottsdale ................................................................................................................................5 Hotel Floor Plan ..............................................................................................................................................6 General Information Conference Overview ......................................................................................................................................8 “Just the Facts” ................................................................................................................................................11 Conference Schedule .......................................................................................................................................14 Supporters Corporate Members .........................................................................................................................................18 Conference Sponsors .......................................................................................................................................19 Conference Exhibitors ......................................................................................................................................20 IPMBA’s Finest Instructor Biographies ......................................................................................................................................24 Forms and Maps Certificate of Attendance .................................................................................................................................129 Conference Survey ..........................................................................................................................................131 Papago Park Trail Map ....................................................................................................................................133 Downtown Scottsdale Map ..............................................................................................................................135


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Wednesday, April 20

Thursday, April 21

CONFERENCE OVERVIEW Wednesday, April 20 –Sunday, April 24

Command Center Phone Number: 480-947-1520

Activity Time Location

Bike Check 6:00am-10:00pm East Complex Parking Lot (Tent)

Command Center 6:00am-10:00pm Grand Ballroom North Foyer Check-In 2:00pm-8:00pm Grand Ballroom West Foyer

Exhibit Hall 4:00pm-8:00pm Grand Ballroom Opening Reception 6:00pm-7:00pm Exhibit Hall Mechanical Support 5:30pm-7:00pm Bike Check , East Complex Parking Lot


Breakfast (Hotel Guests Only) 6:00am-10:00am Club House


Command Center 6:00am-3:00am Grand Ballroom North Foyer Check-In 7:00am-7:45am Grand Ballroom West Foyer

Opening Ceremony “Roll Call”

8:00am-9:00am Paloma (Grand Ballroom)

Mechanical Support 9:00am-10:00am 5:00pm-6:30pm

Bike Check, East Complex Parking Lot

Workshops 9:30am-12:15pm 2:00pm-9:15pm

Paloma I/II/III; Arizona; Barcelona; Cactus; Encanto; Fiesta; Granada; Boardrooms; On-Bike (various locations)

Lunch 12:30pm-1:30pm West Patio, adjacent to the ballroom area in the East Complex

Exhibit Hall 12:00pm-2:00pm; 5:00pm-8:00pm Grand Ballroom

Recreational Ride: Indian Bend Wash Greenbelt (Parks & Bike Trail)

7:00pm Ride departs Bike Check promptly at 7:00pm

Pub Crawl 8:00pm-2:00am Shuttles will depart from just outside the Command Center starting at 8:00pm and run every half hour until 2:30am. (See “Social Activities”)


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Friday, April 22

Saturday, April 23

Sunday, April 24




Command Center 6:00am-10:00pm Grand Ballroom North Foyer

Mechanical Support 7:30am-8:30am 3:30pm-5:30pm

Bike Check, East Complex Parking Lot El Dorado Park (Competition Site)

Workshops 8:00am-12:15pm 2:00pm-3:15pm

Mohave I/II/III, Kiva, Hacienda, Paloma I/II/III; Encanto, Fiesta, Granada; Various on-bike locations

Lunch 12:30pm-1:30pm West Patio, adjacent to the ballroom area in the East Complex

Parade to Competition 3:30pm Departs Bike Check

Mountain Bike Competition 4:45pm El Dorado Park, Oak & Miller Streets

Dinner & Awards Ceremony Immediately following Competition, approximately 7:00pm

Galleria Corporate Center Atrium, 4343 N. Scottsdale Rd. Shuttles depart from just outside the Command Center every half hour from 6:00-10:00pm.


Breakfast (Hotel Guests Only) 7:00am-10:30am Club House Bike Check 6:00am-10:00pm East Complex Parking Lot (Tent) Command Center 6:00am-10:00pm Grand Ballroom North Foyer Mechanical Support 7:30am-8:30am Bike Check, East Complex Parking Lot

Workshops 9:00am-1:15pm Mohave I/II/III; Various on-bike locations

Tour de Scottsdale 9:00am-11:45am Tour departs Bike Check



Bike Check Closes at Noon East Complex Parking Lot (Tent)

Command Center Closes at Noon Grand Ballroom North Foyer


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Opening Ceremonies Please plan to attend the Opening Ceremonies, Thursday, April 21,

starting promptly at 8:00am. Tom Woods, PCI #010T, of the Denton Police Department will serve as Master of Ceremonies and the results of

the board elections will be announced. Come welcome Police Chief Alan Rodbell to IPMBA! See the complete agenda below.

Opening Ceremonies Agenda Thursday, 8:00am, Grand Ballroom

Color Guard

Pledge of Allegiance

Invocation: Rabbi Robert Kravitz

Speakers:

Alan Rodbell, Chief of Police Scottsdale Police Department

Officer Jeff Brown, Dayton Police Department, 2006 Conference Host

Tom Harris, East Baton Rouge EMS, 2007 Conference Host

Recognitions

Introduction of New Board & Officers

IPMBA President Address

Closing

Master of Ceremonies: Lt. Tom Woods, PCI #010T


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AIRPORT TRANSPORTATION The Scottsdale Police courtesy shuttle departure times and a sign-up sheet are posted at the Command Center. Please provide your flight departure time to the Command Center staff.

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport requires departing passengers to arrive two hours early. Please allow extra time if you are checking your firearm. Please arrive at the shuttle at least 15 minutes early to load your luggage. You must make your shuttle arrangements at least 24 hours in advance. In addition to the SPD courtesy shuttle, the Chaparral Suites provides complimentary 24-hour shuttle service to and from the airport. Reservations are required and can be made at the front desk.

BICYCLES The Bike Check officially opens at noon on Friday, April 15, and closes at noon on Sunday, April 24. It will be staffed in the tent in the parking lot of the Chaparral Suites from 0600-

2200 hrs each day (2300 on night ride days). SPD staff will be on call in Room 170 when the Bike Check is closed. Do not lose your bike claim check. Bikes will not be released without bike claim check or proof of ownership. Note: neither IPMBA nor the Chaparral Suites accepts responsibility for the safety & security of the bicycles. Lock your bike! Bikes are not permitted in public space or meeting rooms unless specifically required for a workshop. Bikes should not be stored in hotel rooms! Bike Shipping: Shayna Barnes of Bicycle Showcase, 480-998-2776. If you made arrangements for shipping to and from the conference through Bicycle Showcase, the bikes will be assembled by the shop and waiting for you at the Bike Check. After the conference, Bicycle Showcase will pick them up, disassemble, and ship them back to you. If you are shipping your own bike, you will have to disassemble and box it. The hotel will arrange shipping for boxed bikes only. See the front desk.

Bike Rentals: Rental bikes are available through Arizona Outback Adventures. AOA offers a wide array of mountain and road bikes. Bikes will be delivered to and picked up from the conference site with a minimum 24-hour rental. AOA is offering a 10% discount on rentals – rates vary based on type of bicycle and length of rental; daily and weekly rates are available. Weekly rentals range from $100 for a front suspension mountain bike to $210 for a performance full-suspension mountain bike. Contact AOA at 866-455-1601 or www.azoutbackadventures.com. AOA is located at 16447 N. 91st Street, #101, in Scottsdale.

CERTIFICATES OF ATTENDANCE In order to receive a Certificate of Attendance, you must complete the Certificate of Attendance Application Form (found at the back of this book) and have it initialed by the lead instructor

of each workshop you attend. You must attend a minimum of two workshops on Thursday and two on Friday in order to be eligible for a certificate, unless you are attending either one of instructor transition courses. If you do not obtain an instructor’s initials, you will not get credit for attending, even if you pre-registered. Return the completed application to the Command Center or mail it to the IPMBA office within two weeks of the conference. Certificates will be mailed approximately eight weeks after the end of the conference.

COMMAND CENTER (Scottsdale P.D. and IPMBA) “Information Central” – conference details, schedule changes, local information, competition sign-up, messages, social activities, etc. Please direct all inquiries to the Command Center staff. If they do not know the answers to your questions, they will contact the appropriate person or persons. The Command Center will be located in the Grand Ballroom North Foyer, at the far end of the hotel’s east complex. It will officially open at noon on Friday, April 15, and close at noon on Sunday, April 24. It will be staffed from 0600-2200 hrs daily (until 2300 hrs on night ride nights and 0300 on Pub Crawl nights). SPD staff will be on call in Room 170 when the Command Center is closed.

BREAKFAST The Chaparral Suites serves a free, cooked-to-order breakfast to all registered hotel guests. Breakfast is served in the Club House from 0600-1000 hrs Monday-Friday and 0700-1030 hrs on

Saturday and Sunday. You must show your room key in order to be served.

Just the facts… Essential information for easily navigating your conference experience

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WHO’S WHO To reach any of the key players listed below, call the Command Center at 480-947-1520. The command center staff will connect you to the appropriate person.

Maureen Becker IPMBA Executive Director

Corky Reed IPMBA Education Director

Artie Gonzales IPMBA Conference Coordinator

Al Jones AV Coordinator

Officer Ron Gorski Scottsdale Police Department

Lt. Tony Gibson Scottsdale Police Department

Sgt. Chris Wilson Scottsdale Police Department

MECHANICAL SUPPORT Mechanical support, courtesy of Bicycle Showcase and master mechanic Brady Gay, will be available in the Bike Check area on Wednesday, April 20, 1730-1900; Thursday, April 21, 0900-1000 & 1700-1830; Friday, April 22, 0730-0830 & 1530-1730 (at the competition site); and Saturday, April 23, 0730-0830.

The bike shop will charge for parts but not labor for basic and emergency repairs; payment may be made by check or credit card. A full selection of spare parts and other items will be available at Bicycle Showcase, 7229 Shea Blvd., 480-998-2776. The shop is located approximately five miles from the Chaparral Suites. Transportation, if necessary, will be available through the SPD courtesy shuttle and can be arranged for at the Command Center.


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EVALUATION FORMS Please help us to ensure the continued quality and improvement of IPMBA’s conference programs. Evaluation forms will be distributed at each workshop. Please take a few moments to answer the questions completely and honestly, rating the caliber of the presenter, the relevancy of the topic, etc. Evaluation forms may be dropped in the box at the Command Center or given to any member of the IPMBA Board or staff.

FIREARMS Under the provisions of H.R. 218, the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act, police officers are authorized to carry firearms in all states. All rooms at the Chaparral are equipped with safes. If you leave your weapon in the room at any time, please store it in the safe. The housekeeping staff will not enter your room if a firearm is visible.

GUESTS Individuals with GUEST badges will be admitted to the Opening Ceremonies, lunches, the exhibit hall, and the post-competition dinner. They are not permitted to participate in workshops, except by special arrangement.

HOSPITALITY The Chaparral Suites hosts a free Manager’s Reception for registered hotel guests in the Club House each day from 1730-1930 hrs.

Join your fellow IPMBA members for a snack and a beverage before heading out on the town.

IPMBA MERCHANDISE Hidden Gold Gifts will have IPMBA logo merchandise available for purchase throughout the conference. The booth will be located in the Grand Ballroom Foyer, near Check-In.

LOCAL INFORMATION Information on attractions, dining, transportation, and other visitor services will be available in the Command Center area throughout the pre-conference and conference.

NAME BADGES All participants are required to wear namebadges during all conference activities. Namebadges are required for entry into workshops, lunches, and the exhibit area. Those with “Guest” and “Exhibitor” namebadges will be admitted to the Opening Ceremonies and the Exhibit Hall only; they are not permitted to participate in workshops except by special arrangement.

ON-BIKE WORKSHOPS Please report to the Bike Check at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled start time to pick up your bike and meet with the instructor. Once you pick

up your bike, you will be directed to a staging location where you will meet your instructor and/or guides. If changes are made to the schedule, the Bike Check and Command Center will have the most current information. Classes will depart for the training locations from their designated staging areas promptly at the scheduled times.

PARKING The Chaparral Suites offers free surface parking. No parking zones and restricted parking are clearly marked.

RECREATIONAL RIDES Thursday, April 21: Tour de Scottsdale (20 miles). Start in touristy Old Town Scottsdale, then ride through our nationally recognized Arts & Entertainment District, and into the Indian Bend Wash. The wash, known as the “Greenbelt” due to its beautifully landscaped golf courses, lakes and waterfowl, is a seven-mile-long flood control channel. Flooding in Arizona??? Don’t worry, there’s no rain in sight. This ride is entirely on roads and paved bike paths. Please sign up at the SPD Command Post in advance so we may schedule the appropriate number of guides. The ride will depart from the Bike Check area promptly at 1900 hrs. Bike head/tail lights are required.

SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Wednesday, April 20: Exhibit Hall Opening Reception, 1800-1900hrs. Exhibit Hall. Thursday, April 21: Scottsdale Pub Crawl, 2000—0200hrs. Open air trolleys will depart from just outside the Command Center area every ½ hour and will run until 0230 hrs. Participants may visit some of Scottsdale’s liveliest watering holes and hot night clubs, all located downtown, only minutes away from the hotel (and within walking distance). Trolleys will stop every ½ hour at Gilligins, Martini Ranch, Billet Bar, Dos Gringos, Next, Maloneys, ACME Bar & Grill and Axis Radius. Bring your VIP Pub Crawl Pass*, found in your Scottsdale goody bag. This pass will allow “no-cover” entry and a variety of drink and food specials at each participating club. This will be an opportunity to visit one of the hottest entertainment areas in the country. Don’t forget—the number to the SPD Command Center is on your bike tag, so you can call if you need directions or a ride. (During the above shuttle hours only please – we’d like to get some sleep, too!) *This pass can be used for a $5.00 taxi ride between the hotel and downtown. Friday, April 22: Competition & Dinner. The competition will be held at El Dorado Park, in the Scottsdale Greenbelt, near the area of Oak Street and Miller Roads. The competition will start at approximately 1645 hrs. The dinner and awards ceremony will be held at the Galleria Corporate Center Atrium, 4343 N. Scottsdale Road, immediately following the competition, at approximately 1900 hrs. See next page for details.

Just the facts . . .

LUNCHES On Thursday and Friday, lunches will be served banquet-style from 1230-1330

on the West Patio, adjacent to the Grand Ballroom West Foyer. Only registered participants, paid guests, and instructors will be admitted to lunch.


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Just the facts . . .

SURVEYS Please help us to serve you better by completing the survey found at the back of this book. Return your completed survey to the Command Center by 1400hrs on Friday, April 22, in order to be eligible to win a free registration to the 2006 IPMBA Conference in Dayton, Ohio. The drawing will be held on Friday night during the post-competition dinner. Only those who complete and return their surveys are eligible. Only one entry per attendee! You must be present to win.

WORKSHOP SCHEDULE CHANGES Please note: workshop times and locations are subject to change. Please check the official message board at the Command Center each day. The following changes have been made since the workshop schedule was first published. ADDITIONS: Tasers and Bike Patrol, presented by Stephen Hadley of Taser, Inc. Friday, April 22, 0930-1045. DELETIONS: Advanced Bicycle Fit, Friday, April 22, 0800-1215. Bicycle Injury Recovery & Rehab, Thursday, April 21, 0930-1215 and Friday, April 22, 0930-1215. Building Strength & Speed through Proper Nutrition, Thursday, April 21, 1400-1515 and Friday, April 22, 1400-1515. Injury Prevention through Conditioning & Stretching, Thursday, April 21, 1530-1645 and Friday, April 22, 0800-0915.

The Exhibit Hall will

be open in the Grand Ballroom during the following hours: Wednesday, April 20, 1600-2000 hrs and Thursday, April 21, 1200-1400 and 1700-2000 hrs. Please visit our exhibitors frequently and show them how much their continued support of IPMBA is appreciated.

The Exhibit Hall opening will be celebrated with a reception on Wednesday from 1800-1900 hrs. Prize Drawings will take place in the Exhibit Hall throughout exhibit hours. Winners will be announced and posted in the Exhibit Hall. All prizes must be claimed by Thursday, April 21, at 2000 hrs. Drawings for unclaimed prizes will be held at the post-competition dinner.

EXHIBIT HALL

COMPETITION! The annual IPMBA mountain bike competition will take

place at Eldorado Park, located in Scottsdale’s beautiful “greenbelt” park system. The bike parade for all conference participants will stage outside

the Chaparral Suites near the bike check at 1530 hrs and will depart promptly at 1545 hrs with a motor escort. It will follow a route of approximately 2 ½ miles, through the heart of Oldtown Scottsdale, on its way to the competition site at Eldorado Park. If you are competing and unable to depart with the parade, please plan to arrive at the competition site no later than 1615 hrs. Shuttle service will be available for stragglers. Please sign up at the Command Post in advance if you know you will need a ride. Don’t forget to wear the competition course race number that you received with your welcome packet. The competition will begin at promptly at 1645 hrs, following the course walk-through and safety briefing.

Registration forms for the competition are available at the Command Center, along with diagram of the course. Take time to look at the course and familiarize yourself with it, as pre-rides will not be permitted. This is an urban obstacle course with obstacles that you would normally encounter on regular patrol.

You may register as an individual or part of a team. If you register as an individual, you will placed on teams of four (police) or two (EMS & Security). Medals will be awarded to the top two winners in the following categories: Police Team, EMS Team, Security Team, Police Male under 30, Male 30-39, Male 40+, Female under 35, Female 35+; EMS Male, Female; Security Male, Female. Registration forms are due back to the Command Center by 9:00am Friday! If you are not registered by 9:00am on Friday, you may not be permitted to compete. A complete list of rules and equipment requirements is available at the Command Center.

DINNER & AWARDS CEREMONY!

A fter a run at the competition course, head downtown to the Galleria Corporate Center Atrium, 4343 N. Scottsdale Road, for a taste of an Arizona-Tennessee Barbeque. The Barbeque will feature food from one of Arizona’s finest restaurants, Honey Bears. Don’t

miss this opportunity to experience a taste of Honey Bears, where they guarantee they will “put a little south in your mouth.” Vans will leave every ½ hour from just outside the Command Center from 1800 to 2200hrs. The food will be available from 1900 until 2100. Following the barbeque, participants are encouraged to enjoy the nearby nightlife — don’t forget your VIP Pub Crawl Pass, which will allow “no-cover” entry and a variety of drink and food specials at each participating club. This will be a great opportunity to visit one of the hottest entertainment areas in the country.

PRIZE DRAWINGS! Drawings will be held in the Exhibit Hall during exhibit hours. Winners will be announced and posted in the Exhibit Hall. All prizes must be claimed by 1400 hrs on Friday, April 22. Drawings for unclaimed prizes will be held at the post-competition dinner.

Surveys are available at the Command Center and in your canvas bag. Return your completed survey to the Command Center by 1200 hrs on Friday, April 22, in order to be eligible to win a free registration to the 2006 IPMBA Conference in Dayton, Ohio. The drawing will be held on Friday night during the post-competition dinner. Only those who complete and return their surveys are eligible. Only one entry per attendee! You must be present to win.

IPMBA COMPETITION Friday

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Conference Schedule: Thursday

Workshop Changes Cancellations

Bicycle Injury Recovery & Rehab, 0930-1215 Building Strength & Speed through Proper Nutrition, 1400-1515 Injury Prevention through Conditioning & Stretching, 1530-1645

Day Start End Class Instructor Meeting Room

4/21/05 0930 1045 Building a Bike Training Obstacle Course Kit Woods Paloma I 4/21/05 0930 1045 Creating a Specialized Bike Unit Peterson, R. Encanto4/21/05 0930 1045 Drug Enforcement & Interdiction Shari Granada4/21/05 0930 1045 Effective PowerPoint Presentations I Hogancamp Arizona 4/21/05 0930 1045 Youth Bicycle Education Beck Fiesta4/21/05 0930 1215 Deadly Force Encounters Hamblin Cactus4/21/05 0930 1215 EMS Scene Safety Roth On-Bike

4/21/05 0930 1215 Fitness & Nutrition for the Uniformed Cyclist Vonk Barcelona4/21/05 0930 1215 Minimizing the Impact of Bicycle Crashes Angiolillo On-Bike4/21/05 0930 1215 Section 1983 Liability Ching Paloma III4/21/05 0930 1215 Slow Speed Skills Dillon On-Bike4/21/05 0930 1215 Suspect Contact & Apprehension Burkitt On-Bike4/21/05 0930 1645 PCI to EMSCI Transition Course Bowell Boardroom 4084/21/05 1100 1215 101 Uses for Zip Ties Woods Paloma I 4/21/05 1100 1215 Advance Planning for Special Events Harris Granada4/21/05 1100 1215 Effective PowerPoint Presentations II Hogancamp Arizona 4/21/05 1100 1215 How to Become an IPMBA Instructor Simpson Fiesta4/21/05 1100 1215 Urban Campers: Problem-Oriented Policing Downs Encanto4/21/05 1400 1515 EMS-Specific Equipment Needs Roth Arizona 4/21/05 1400 1515 Tactical Bike Patrol Noftz, S. Paloma III4/21/05 1400 1645 Administrative Issues of a Bicycle Unit Woods Paloma I 4/21/05 1400 1645 Firearms Issues for Police Cyclists Hamblin Cactus4/21/05 1400 1645 Minimizing the Impact of Bicycle Crashes Angiolillo On-Bike4/21/05 1400 1815 Adv. Suspect Contact & Apprehension Burkitt On-Bike4/21/05 1400 1815 Advanced Bicycle Fit Trujillo Granada4/21/05 1400 1815 Advanced Skill Development Reed On-Bike4/21/05 1400 1815 Be Still My Heart Vonk Barcelona4/21/05 1400 1815 Conquering the Fear of Stairs Brown, P. On-Bike4/21/05 1400 1815 Defensive & Survival Tactics Davala On-Bike4/21/05 1400 1815 Introduction to Maintenance Roy Fiesta4/21/05 1400 1815 Introduction to Off-Road Riding Johnston On-Bike4/21/05 1400 1815 Obstacle/Stress Course: Tool for Training Downs Encanto4/21/05 1530 1645 Bikes Against Terror: Israeli Experience Satlow Paloma III4/21/05 1530 1645 Effective Use of EMS Bikes Roth Arizona 4/21/05 1530 1645 No-Nose Saddles & Bicycle Patrol Schrader Encanto4/21/05 1915 2115 PC Night Operations DeLaurentiis On-Bike


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Conference Schedule: Friday Day Start End Class Instructor Meeting Room

4/22/05 0800 0915 University 101 DeLaurentiis Mohave III4/22/05 0800 1045 Funding Sources for Bike Units Goetz Hacienda4/22/05 0800 1045 Police Cycling in Skopje, Macedonia Winstead Mohave II4/22/05 0800 1215 Advanced Skill Development Reed On-Bike4/22/05 0800 1215 Bicycle Rodeos: From A to Z Beck Paloma III4/22/05 0800 1215 Conquering the Fear of Stairs Brown, P. On-Bike4/22/05 0800 1215 Diagnosing & Correcting Rider Error Trujillo On-Bike4/22/05 0800 1215 Firearms Skills for Police Cyclists Hildebrand On-Bike4/22/05 0800 1215 Intermediate Off-Road Riding Johnston On-Bike4/22/05 0800 1215 Introduction to Maintenance Tanner Fiesta4/22/05 0800 1215 Managing Risk in Cycling Activities Bernhardt Mohave I4/22/05 0800 1215 Obstacle/Stress Course: Tool for Training Downs Paloma I4/22/05 0800 1215 Officer Survival for Bike Patrol Vonk On-Bike4/22/05 0800 1515 EMSCI to PCI Transition Course Richardson Boardroom 4084/22/05 0930 1045 Bike Unit Marketing Feavel Paloma I4/22/05 0930 1045 Tactical Bike Patrol Noftz, S. Paloma III4/22/05 0930 1045 TASER and the Bike Officer Hadley Paloma II4/22/05 0930 1215 Drive Trains Roy Granada4/22/05 0930 1215 Keys to Better Course Management Simpson Mohave III4/22/05 0930 1215 Slow Speed Skills Burkitt On-Bike4/22/05 1100 1215 Advance Planning for Special Events Harris Paloma II 4/22/05 1100 1215 Bicycle Use in Crowd Management Goetz Hacienda4/22/05 1100 1215 Continuous & In-Service Training Woods Encanto4/22/05 1100 1215 Intro to Crisis Intervention Team Training Noftz, S. Paloma III4/22/05 1100 1215 State & Local Anti-Terrorism Training Jones Mohave II4/22/05 1400 1515 101 Uses for Zip Ties Woods Encanto 4/22/05 1400 1515 Advanced Problem Solving Jones Mohave II4/22/05 1400 1515 Basics of Wheel Truing Tanner Granada4/22/05 1400 1515 Bicycle Use in Crowd Management Goetz Hacienda4/22/05 1400 1515 Bikes Against Terror: Israeli Experience Satlow Mohave III4/22/05 1400 1515 Building a Bike Training Obstacle Course Kit DeBerry Fiesta4/22/05 1400 1515 Campus Roundtable DeLaurentiis Paloma III4/22/05 1400 1515 Creating a Specialized Bike Unit Peterson, R. Paloma I4/22/05 1400 1515 Drug Enforcement & Interdiction Shari Mohave I4/22/05 1400 1515 EMS Roundtable Bowell Paloma II

Workshop Changes Additions

TASER and the Bike Officer: Deployment & Medical Issues, 0930-1045 Cancellations

Advanced Bicycle Fit, 0800-1215 Bicycle Injury Recovery & Rehab, 0930-1215

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Conference Schedule: Saturday

HAVE AN IDEA FOR A CONFERENCE WORKSHOP? IPMBA is actively seeking new and exciting workshops for the 16th Annual IPMBA Conference in Dayton, Ohio.

This is your chance to share your latest brilliant ideas or your tried-and-true techniques. Your proposal can be for a classroom or an on-bike session. Workshops range from 1.25 hours to 4.25 hours.

It’s easy – just follow these steps!

STEP ONE: Contact IPMBA HQ. Ask for a set of workshop proposal specifications.

STEP TWO: Select a Topic. Stop hoarding your in-service training ideas.

STEP THREE: Be Creative. Let your imagination run wild as you draft your proposal.

STEP FOUR: Write your Proposal. Follow the guidelines carefully.

STEP FIVE: Submit your proposal to IPMBA HQ by August 1, 2005.

STEP SIX: Congratulate Yourself. You’ve just taken the first step towards teaching at the IPMBA Conference! You will be notified of the Education Committee’s decision in early fall.

Date Start End Class Instructor Meeting Room4/23/05 0900 1015 Effective PowerPoint Presentations I Hogancamp Mohave II4/23/05 0900 1145 Section 1983 Liability Ching Mohave III4/23/05 0900 1145 Tour de Scottsdale Noftz, S. On-Bike4/23/05 0900 1315 Advanced Off-Road Riding Roy On-Bike4/23/05 0900 1315 Tactical Shooting Drills for the Police Cyclist Vonk On-Bike4/23/05 1030 1145 Effective PowerPoint Presentations II Hogancamp Mohave II4/23/05 1200 1315 Instructor Roundtable Education Director Mohave I


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SUPPORTERS


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IPMBA’S CORPORATE MEMBERS

Support our Corporate Members IPMBA proudly recognizes the following organizations for their continued support and assistance to IPMBA and the profession of public safety cycling. They have helped to ensure that we can continue our mission of providing education, training, and resources for public safety cyclists worldwide.

To become a corporate member, contact the IPMBA office at 410-744-2400.

Alerte Systems International Bill Stranathan 800-728-1536 [email protected] www.alertesystems.com BikeWorld/BikeWorld.com Michael Beatty 800-928-5558 [email protected] www.bikeworld.com Mocean Bill Levitt 949-646-1701 [email protected] www.mocean.net

Patrol Cycles LLC Murline Staley 713-472-0894 [email protected] www.patrolcycles.com

Trek Bicycle Corporation Stefan Downing 800-313-8735 x 4911 [email protected] www.trekbikes.com WaveCrest Laboratories 703-435-7102 [email protected] www.tidalforce.com

No express or implied endorsements are being made by IPMBA for any product, service, program, or organization.

Access Bicycle Patrol Supply, LLC Bill Cochrane 602-278-5506 [email protected]


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Atlantic Signal/BlueRacer Bratwear Bycycle

Cycle Siren Dynamic Bicycles

Ergo, LLC Finish Line

John E. Reid & Associates J.L. Darling Corporation

Kryptonite Maxit Designs

Medical Emergency Data Systems Mocean

Olympic Uniforms Patrol Cycle LLC

Pit Bull X-Treme Gear/Mountain Bike Tire Chains

R&B Fabrications Rubel BikeMaps

Southeast Training Associates Tri-State Regional Community Policing

Institute Volcanic Manufacturing

EMS Magazine

Journal of Emergency Medical Services Law & Order Magazine

Law Enforcement Product News Police Magazine

IPMBA would like to thank the following companies and organizations for their support in making the 15th Annual IPMBA Conference a success.

THANKS

Alliance Truck Sales

Bicycle Haus

Bicycle Showcase

Billet Bar

Dirty Dogg Saloon

Fifth Avenue Merchant’s Association

Giligin’s Bar

Gold House

Honey Bears BBQ

Jewelry by Gauthier

Pinnacle Prints & Embroidery

Prestige Car Wash

Sewell’s Indian Arts

Whitey’s Auto Repair


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*Access Bicycle Patrol Supply Bob Hinkel 3838 B N. 36th Ave, Suite B Phoenix AZ 85019 Telephone: 602-278-5506/800-888-1575 Fax: 602-278-5507 Email: [email protected] Product/Service: Bikes, lights, bags, tires, tubes, tire sealant, seats, lubricants, bicycle car carriers, etc. Alerte Systems International Ltd. Bill Stranathan 243 S. Madison Ave. Loveland CO 80537 Telephone: 800-728-1536 Fax: 800-635-1536 Email: [email protected] Website: www.alertesystems.com Product/Service: Next Generation Trail-Blazer II LED bicycle patrol pursuit light system with high-intensity forward beam and 10-hour battery life. Bratwear Sally Swanson 5417 12th Street, Suite 100 Fife WA 98424 Telephone: 253-517-4000 Fax: 253-517-4004 Email: [email protected] Website: www.bratwear.com Product/Service: Performance products for professionals: custom-designed and manufactured uniforms & accessories for police, security, & EMS bicycle units. “Experience the best!” *Bycycle, Inc. Jim Bombardier 780 SW Menefee Lane Portland OR 97239 Telephone: 503-452-1361 Email: [email protected] Website: www.bycycleinc.com Product/Service: Alternative Bicycle Saddle

*Coalition of Arizona Bicyclists Rich Rumer P.O. Box 54488 Phoenix AZ 85078-4488 Telephone: 602-953-2585 Fax: 810-279-1951 Email: [email protected] Website: www.cazbike.org Product/Service: Arizona Cycling Information Comp. Cycle Siren LLC Greg Bohning 226 N. Willow Springs Rd. Orange CA 92869 Telephone: 714-628-8935 Fax: 714-628-8935 Email: [email protected] Website: www.cyclesiren.com Product/Service: The Full-Featured Bike Patrol Siren for Law Enforcement Cycle Source Group (Smith & Wesson) Peter Carey 445 County Road 101, Unit E Yaphank NY 11980 Telephone: 631-205-1430 Fax: 631-205-1435 Email: [email protected] Website: www.cyclesourcegroup.com Product/Service: Smith & Wesson public safety bicycles & accessories. *Dynamic Bicycles Patrick Perugini 165 Main Street, Suite 109 Medway MA 02053 Telephone: 800-935-9553 Email: [email protected] Website: www.dynamicbicycles.com Product/Service: Chainless Bicycle *Ear Phone Connection Ruben Scheimberg 18345 Sierra Hwy #8 Canyon Country CA 91351 Telephone: 661-299-6441 Fax: 661-299-6442 Email: [email protected] Website: www.earphoneconnect.com Product/Service: Audio Accessories for Two-Way Radios

2005 IPMBA Conference Exhibitors T he Exhibit Hall will be open in the Grand Ballroom during the following hours: Wednesday, April 20, 1600-2000 hrs and

Thursday, April 21, 1200-1400 and 1700-2000 hrs. Please visit our exhibitors frequently and show them how much their continued support of IPMBA is appreciated. The Exhibit Hall opening will be celebrated with a reception on Wednesday from 1800-1900 hrs. Prize Drawings will take place in the Exhibit Hall throughout exhibit hours. Winners will be announced and posted in the Exhibit Hall. All prizes must be claimed by Thursday, April 21, at 2000 hrs. Drawings for unclaimed prizes will be held at the post-competition dinner. Please be sure to say “Thanks for coming back” to all our old friends and “Welcome” to our “new” ones (marked below with an *.)


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Ergo, LLC Tom White P.O. Box 659 Carnation WA 98014 Telephone: 425-333-6161 Fax: 425-333-6355 Email: [email protected] Website: www.ergotheseat.com Product/Service: Ergonomic bicycle seats, “The Seat.” Marwi USA / Nightpro Rosita Chen 11614 McBean Avene El Monte CA 91732 Telephone: 626-401-1335 Fax: 626-401-1339 Email: [email protected] Website: www.marwiusa.com Product/Service: Direct suppliers of lighting systems de-signed for police patrol bikes, including the “Slammer”. Michael’s of Oregon Kevin Acosta 1710 Red Soils Court Oregon City OR 97045 Telephone: 503-655-7964 Fax: 503-722-5780 Email: [email protected] Website: www.unclemikes.com Product/Service: Complete line of duty gear, holsters, bags, and accessories. Mocean Bill Levitt 1635 Monrovia Avenue Costa Mesa CA 92627 Telephone: 949-646-1701 Fax: 949-646-1590 Email: [email protected] Website: www.mocean.net Product/Service: Technical Law Enforcement Uniforms Natl. Inst. for Occ. Safety & Health Michael Breitenstein 4676 Columbia Parkway Cincinnati OH 45226 Telephone: 513-533-8290 Fax: 513-533-8138 Email: [email protected] Website: www.cdc.gov/niosh/homepage.html Product/Service: NIOSH, the federal agency which investigates workplace safety & health issues, has studied health effects of bicycling officers. Tips for minimizing numbness and injury to the reproductive system will be available.

Olympic Uniforms/J. Marcel Rachel Peterson 5920 M.L. King Jr. Way South Seattle WA 98118 Telephone: 206-722-1412 Fax: 206-722-1521 Email: [email protected] Website: www.olyuniforms.com Product/Service: Supreme quality bike uniforms, water-resistant, waterproof, stretch & non-stretch fabrics; shorts, pants, jackets, shirts in a multitude of colors & styles, solid & dual-tone. Patrol Bike Systems, Inc. Mark Eumurian P.O. Box 9308 St. Paul MN 55109-0308 Telephone: 800-208-2032/651-773-8763 Fax: 651-773-8762 Email: [email protected] Website: www.patrolbike.com/www.ebiketools.com Product/Service: Bicycles, bicycle equipment, accessories, clothing, tools, and related items. *Pit Bull Mountain Bike Tire Chains Warren Rose PO Box 142 Elizabeth CO 80107 Telephone: 303-646-1027 Fax: 303-646-9476 Email: [email protected] Website: www.theybite.com Product/Service: Pit Bull Mountain Bike Tire Chains provide extra traction, enabling riders to keep going, even in mud, snow and ice! *Spenco Ironman Cycling Gloves Bill Paine c/o Bolin Adv., 2523 Wayzata Blvd. #300 Minneapolis MN 55405 Telephone: 612-236-0737 Fax: 612-377-4226 Email: [email protected] Website: www.ironmancycling.com Product/Service: Spenco Ironman Cycling Gloves — the only cycling gloves with a patented channel through the palm padding to reduce hand numbness and fatigue.

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Trek Bicycle Corporation Stefan Downing 801 W. Madison Street Waterloo WI 53594 Telephone: 800-879-8735 x 4911 Fax: 800-443-8735 x 2229 Email: [email protected] Website: www.trekbikes.com Product/Service: Public safety bicycles and accessories for use by police, sheriff, EMS, security, and other public safety personnel. United Uniform Manufacturers, Inc. Kami Zinati P.O. Box 7298 San Bernardino CA 92411 Telephone: 909-381-2682/800-299-5281 Fax: 909-381-5699 Email: [email protected] Website: www.uumfg.com Product/Service: Manufacturers of quality bicycle patrol uniforms, shirts, shorts, pants, and jackets. *Volcanic Manufacturing Bicycles Michael McKernan 2405 Harrison Ave. Olympia WA 98502 Telephone: 360-704-3315 Fax: 360-352-5909 Product/Service: Volcanic Enforcer Patrol Bicycle

Conference Exhibitors

THANKS to the following non-exhibiting IPMBA Conference sponsors.

Atlantic Signal, LLC Website: www.blueracerheadsets.com

Product/Service: Blue Racer - The first headset designed specifically for police bike units

EMS Magazine

Website: www.emsmagazine.com Product/Service: EMS Magazine

Finish Line

Website: www.finishlineusa.com Product/Service: Bicycle Care Products

JEMS Communications

Website: www.jems.com Product/Service: Journal of Emergency Medical Services

J.L. Darling Corp.

Website: www.riteintherain.com Product/Service: All-Weather Writing Papers & Products

Kryptonite Corporation

Website: www.kryptonitelock.com Product/Service: Bicycle Locks & Security Products

Law & Order Magazine Website: www.hendonpub.com

Product/Service: Law & Order magazine

Law Enforcement Product News Website: www.law-enforcement.com

Product/Service: Law Enforcement Product News

Maxit Designs Website: www.maxit-inc.com

Product/Service: Lightweight, breathable, thermal and athletic wear

Medical Emergency Data Systems

Website: www.meds.org Product/Service: Medical Information Data Systems

Police Magazine

Website: www.policemag.com Product/Service: Police Magazine

R & B Fabrications Website: www.rbfab.com

Product/Service: Bicycle panniers & rack bags; safety vests

Rubel BikeMaps Website: www.bikemaps.com

Product/Service: Bicycling Street Smarts

Southeast Training Associates Website: www.southeasttrainingassociates.com

Product/Service: Training


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Angiolillo, Dominic, PCI #103T. Ft. Lauderdale Police Dept., Ft. Lauderdale, FL. E-mail: [email protected]. Dominic has been employed by the Ft. Lauderdale Police Dept. for the past 22 years. He joined their Bicycle Patrol in 1993 and currently serves as coordinator. Beck, Kirby, PCI #002T/EMSCI #017T. Coon Rapids Police Department (Retired), Coon Rapids, MN. E-mail: [email protected]. Kirby retired in January ’05 after 28 years as a police officer. He has been actively involved in teaching bicycle safety to children for more than 20 years. He is past President of IPMBA and one of the authors of the Complete Guide to Police Cycling. He was an early member of IPMBA and one of the original police cyclist instructor cadre. Bowell, Jim, EMSCI #001T/PCI #567T. Troy Fire Department, Troy, OH. Phone: 937-335-5678; E-mail: [email protected]. Jim attended the first IPMBA EMS Cyclist Course and is the first officially certified EMSCI. He is a member of the Troy Fire Department Bike Program and authored their bike team policies and procedures. He helped develop the current EMS Bicycle Operations Course Manual and the EMS Bike Team Start-Up Information packet. He currently serves as IPMBA's Vice President. Brown, Jeff, PCI #487/EMSCI #064. Dayton Police Department, Dayton, OH. Phone: 937-333-1108; E-mail: [email protected]. Jeff is a twelve-year veteran of the Dayton Police Dept. He is currently assigned to the central business district’s bike patrol unit. He is presently serving as a member of the IPMBA Industry Relations Committee and the IPMBA Education Committee. He is looking forward to hosting the 2006 IPMBA Conference. Brown, Paul, PCI #638. College Station Police Department, College Station, TX. Phone: 979-764-3600; E-mail: [email protected]. Paul is an 11-year law enforcement veteran. He is currently assigned to College Station’s full-time bicycle patrol unit. His duties include narcotic and alcohol enforcement and community education. He was certified as an IPMBA instructor in 2002. Burkitt, Ron, PCI #488. City of Hilliard Police Department, Hilliard, OH. Phone: 614-397-6552; E-mail: [email protected]. Ron has been with the Hilliard P.D. for 15 years, including ten years on bike patrol. He enjoys off-road and road riding and has been an IPMBA member for five years and an IPMBA instructor since 2001. For the last few years, he has volunteered to tally IPMBA Conference survey results and update the IPMBA Product Purchase Program.

Davala, Chris, PCI #490/EMSCI #056. Maryland State Police, Berlin, MD. Phone: 410-641-3101; E-mail: [email protected]. Chris has been a Maryland State Trooper since 1998. He is a certified IPMBA instructor and an instructor for the drug & alcohol awareness program. Before becoming a police officer, he served in the Coast Guard and was trained as an EMT. He became an IPMBA PCI in 2001 and an EMSCI in 2002. He currently serves as membership coordinator on the IPMBA Board of Directors. DeBerry, Andrew, PCI #667/EMSCI #8181. Denton Police Department, Denton, TX. Phone: 940-349-8181; E-mail: [email protected]. DeLaurentiis, Bob, PCI #462. Univ. of Penn. Police Dept., Philadelphia, PA. Phone: 215-898-9003; E-mail: [email protected]. Bob has 29 years experience in law enforcement. He is currently with the University of Pennsylvania Police Dept., where he is a member of the bike unit. He has been an IPMBA member for five years and an IPMBA Instructor for 4.5 years. He was one of 30 instructors certified by NHTSA to teach the community bicycle safety officer program. He is also a board member for a community bike group called Neighborhood Bike Works. Dillon, Doug, PCI #492. Houston Police Dept., Houston, TX. Phone: 713-247-4742; E-mail: [email protected]. Doug is a nine-year veteran of the Houston Police Department. He has eight years experience in bike patrol and has been involved with every aspect of the program from patrolling the streets to training and administration. He attended the Maintenance Officer Certification Course (MOCC) in 2000 and was certified as an IPMBA Instructor in 2001. He is also an instructor and firearms instructor for the Texas Commission of Law Enforcement. Downs, Wallace, PCI #740. Las Cruces Police Department, Las Cruces, NM. Phone: 505-528-4127; E-mail: [email protected]. Wallace has been in law enforcement for 15 years, including eight as an instructor and four as a mountain bike instructor. He has been riding off-road for ten years and raced for three years, including one as an expert. He was certified as an IPMBA instructor in 2004 and serves as the LCPD’s senior bike instructor. Emnett, Daniel, PCI #309. Dayton Police Department, Dayton, OH. Phone: 937-333-1105; E-mail: [email protected]. Dan is a 14-year veteran with investigative experience ranging from theft to homicide. He as been an instructor for the Dayton Police Bicycle Patrol & Training Program for six years. He is currently assigned to the Central Business District Bicycle Squad.

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Feavel, Kurt, PCI #539. University of Wisconsin @ Madison, Madison, WI. Phone: 608-262-4520; E-mail: [email protected]. Kurt is a sergeant with the University of Wisconsin - Madison P.D.. He is co-founder of the UW Police Bike Unit and has served as its coordinator since 1992. Kurt is a former LEBA instructor who became an IPMBA Instructor in 2001. He currently serves on the IPMBA Board of Directors. He is an Access Control specialist in the UWPD Planning and Development Division. Goetz, Mike, PCI #063T/EMSCI #003T. Seattle Police Department, Seattle, WA. Phone: 206-386-1850; E-mail: [email protected]. Mike has been involved with police cycling since 1998. He is a former IPMBA board member, having served in various capacities from 1998-2004. He is certified to teach the IPMBA PC, EMSC, MOC, and Instructor courses, and is currently teaching the Bicycle Rapid Response Team Training course. Gonzales, Artie, PCI #141. Topeka Police Department, Topeka, KS. Phone: 785-368-9075; E-mail: [email protected]. Artie has been a member of the Topeka P.D. since 1970, all in the patrol division. He has been a member of the bike unit since 1993 and a PCI since 1995. He has had extensive firearms training and is a firearms instructor. He currently serves on the IPMBA Board as conference coordinator. Hamblin, Lou Ann, PCI #306/EMSCI #062. Van Buren Township Police Dept., Belleville, MI. Phone: 734-699-8930; E-mail: [email protected]. Lou Ann is a firearms, defensive tactics, and IPMBA Police Cyclist instructor. She has 13 years of law enforcement experience and is an adjunct instructor for H&K and Team-One Network. Lou Ann is featured on Policeone.com and is a consultant with Calibre Press. She is currently working towards a masters degree in Instructional Design & Human Performance Technology at the University of Michigan-Dearborn. Hanner, Mark, PCI #431. Omaha Police Department, Omaha, NE. Phone: 402-444-5766; E-mail: [email protected]. Mark has been an police officer since 1993. He joined the Omaha Police Bike Patrol in 1995. He was certified as an IPMBA Instructor in 2000 and has taught 12-15 PC Courses. He is a past winner of the IPMBA obstacle course competition. Harris, Tom, EMSCI #030. East Baton Rouge EMS, Baton Rouge, LA. Phone: 225-389-5155; E-mail: [email protected]. Tom has been a paramedic since 1982 and has been employed by EBR EMS since 1996. He took his initial IPMBA class in 1996 and attended the PCID in 1999. He has been the bike team coordinator since 1996, and is looking forward to coordinating the first IPMBA conference to be hosted by an EMS agency—April 14-21, 2007, in Baton Rouge.

Hatcher, Robert, PCI #629/EMSCI #103. Delaware Police Department, Delaware, OH. Phone: 740-362-1111; E-mail: [email protected]. Bob was certified as an IPMBA instructor in 2002. He is an avid cyclist and an instructor for the League of American Bicyclists. He is currently assigned to the patrol division and serves as both bike patrol supervisor and lead bicycle instructor. Hildebrand, David, PCI #404. Denton Police Department, Denton, TX. Phone: 940-349-7956; E-mail: [email protected]. David has been on bike patrol since 1996 and is currently assigned as patrol sergeant on the night shift. He is a founding member of his department’s full-time bike unit in 1999. He is an instructor for various topics, including PPCT, ASP baton, firearms, and Rape Aggression Defense Systems. David was also part of a team of officers that taught bike patrol, defensive tactics, and community policing to officers from San Nicholas de los Garza, Mexico, and surrounding agencies. Hogancamp, Bernard, PCI #498. Homewood Police Department, Homewood, IL. Phone: 708-206-3433; E-mail: [email protected]. Bernie has been an IPMBA Police Cyclist Instructor since 2001. He is also certified to teach ASP, Firearms, CLAMP, Crisis Response, and Scenario-Based Training. He instructs in the Citizen’s Police Academy & Explorer Scouts and offers training to a variety of other community groups. Johnston, Mike, PCI #107. University of Utah Police, Salt Lake City, UT. Phone: 801-584-1736 ext. 736; E-mail: [email protected]. Mike helped to develop the IPMBA PC Advanced course in Moab, UT with Gary McLaughlin. He currently is the security manager at Utah’s Hogle Zoo. He also works as a police cyclist at the University of Utah and coordinates police cyclist training at the Utah Police Academy. May, Monte, PCI #262T/EMSCI #009T. Kansas City Police Department, Kansas City, MO. Phone: 816-234-5510; E-mail: [email protected]. Monte is a ten-year veteran of the KCMO P.D. He has been a part of the department’s bike unit for seven years, the last four as Bike Operations Coordinator. He currently serves as President on the IPMBA Board of Directors. He has been an IPMBA-certified instructor since 1999 and has earned the status of IPMBA Instructor Trainer. McLaughlin, Gary, PCI #005T. Sacramento Police Department, Sacramento, CA. Phone: 916-264-8290; E-mail: [email protected]. Gary has been with the Sacramento Police Dept. for 28 years and assigned to the bike patrol for 16 years. He has taught at every IPMBA conference and has earned the nickname “king of the cones.” He was one of the authors of the Complete Guide to Police Cycling and is one of the founders of the PC Advanced (now known as the STARS) course. He currently serves as Industry Liaison on the IPMBA Board of Directors.



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Noftz, Steve, PCI #593. Ohio University P.D., Athens, OH. Phone: 740-593-1911; E-mail: [email protected]. Steve is a lieutenant with the Ohio University P.D. He has been with the department since 1986 and is certified by OPOTA as a firearms and OC instructor. He has had extensive experience dealing with situations involving people with mental illness and was selected as one of three Crisis Intervention Team officers for the state by NAMI Ohio. He manages the OUPD bike unit and is responsible for program development and presentations, within both the agency and the community. Petereit, Kenneth, PCI #649. College Station Police Department, College Station, TX. Phone: 979-764-3600; E-mail: [email protected]. Ken has more than eight years experience as a police officer. He is currently assigned to the College Station PD’s full-time bicycle unit and serves as bicycle coordinator. He is responsible for uniforms, equipment, maintenance, training, and scheduling of special events. He was certified as an IPMBA Instructor in 2002. Petersen, Lowell, PCI #057. Omaha Police Department, Omaha, NE. Phone: 402-444-5818; E-mail: [email protected]. Lowell has been with the Omaha PD since 1986 and a member of the bike unit since 1992. An avid cyclist and racer, he has competed in USCF races, Masters USCF State Time Trials, has completed 35 century rides for Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, and won the road race & time trial in the 2002 Police & Fire Games. He is a past winner of the IPMBA obstacle course competition. Peterson, Rob, PCI #765. Las Cruces Police Department, Las Cruces, NM. Phone: 505-524-8681; E-mail: [email protected]. Rob is a New Mexico state-certified instructor. He was certified as an IPMBA instructor in 2004. He is one of the founding members of the LCPD’s TnT Team, whose purpose is to improve the community by “Targeting Neighborhood Threats.” Pfister, Roger, PCI #594. Berne State Police Department, Thun, BE. Phone: 41-33-227-6111; E-mail: [email protected]. Roger was certified as an IPMBA instructor in 2002. He has completed both the Police Cyclist Advanced Course (STARS) and the BRRT Course. He is very active in the effort to encourage more widespread use of cycle patrols in Switzerland. He has been a police officer for nine years and a bike officer for five. He is also a firearms and self-defence instructor.

Reed, Donald, PCI #195T/EMSCI #038T. Denver Police Department, Denver, CO. Phone: 303-475-4292; E-mail: [email protected]. “Corky” has been a police officer for 19 years, a bike officer for 12 years, a certified IPMBA instructor for nine years, and an IPMBA Instructor Trainer for nearly four years. He played a significant role in the development of the IPMBA Public Safety Cyclist II course, and he is currently serving as Education Director on IPMBA’s board. Richardson, T.J., PCI #139T/EMSCI #010T. Devine Police Department, Devine, TX. E-mail: [email protected]. T.J. served 21 years with the San Antonio Police Department, working on the Downtown Bike Patrol from 1992-2004. He has been an IPMBA instructor since 1994 and has served on the Board of Directors in several roles, including president. He was host coordinator for the IPMBA Conference in 1994 and 2004. He is currently serving as a bicycle officer (reservist) for the Devine Police Department. Roth, David, EMSCI #113. Kettering Fire Department, Kettering, OH. Phone: 937-296-3260; E-mail: [email protected]. David has been a full-time Firefighter/Paramedic with the City of Kettering, Ohio, for almost 17 years. He took the IPMBA EMS Cyclist course in 2001 with Jim Bowell and the IPMBA Instructor Course in 2003 with Kirby Beck and Monte May. He started the Kettering EMS bike team in 2004 and currently has seven members. He is also an EMS Instructor and, most importantly, a father for the first time! Roy, Jim, PCI #175. Topeka Police Department, Topeka, KS. Phone: 785-368-9075; E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]. Jim has been a police officer for 25 years; and was a bike officer for six years until promotion to sergeant. He has been the bike unit supervisor for four years. He is a graduate of the Barnett Bicycle Institute for Mechanics and IPMBA’s first Maintenance Officer Certification Course. He has been a certified IPMBA instructor for ten years; and was mountain bike competition team champion in 1998, 2000, and 2002. He has attended the last ten IPMBA conferences. Ryerson, Loren, PCI #413/EMSCI #140. Aspen Police Department, Aspen, CO. Phone: 970-429-1801; E-mail: [email protected]. Loren is currently Chief of the Aspen Police Department. He has more than 20 years in law enforcement, and has been involved with the bike patrol for 15. He has been an IPMBA member since its founding and is proud to be serving as secretary on the Board of Directors.



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Satlow, Michael, PCI #769. Jerusalem District Police Dept., Jerusalem, Israel. Phone: 972-2-539-1234; E-mail: [email protected]. Michael is an auxiliary officer for the Jerusalem District Police Department in Israel. He has been on the Civil Guard for ten years and a bike officer for four years. The Civil Guard was formed to supplement the police force, which faces car bombs, suicide bombers, and other acts of terrorism on a regular basis. Mike was certified as an IPMBA Instructor in 2004. Shari, Jeff, PCI #730/EMSCI #141. Cincinnati Police Division, Cincinnati, OH. Phone: 513-352-1238; E-mail: [email protected]. Jeff has been in law enforcement since 1988 and has been involved with police cycling since 1990. He was certified as an IPMBA Police Cyclist in 1997 and an IPMBA Instructor in 2003. He has also completed the IPMBA Maintenance Officer Certification Course and the Intermediate (Public Safety Cyclist II) Course. Simpson, Al, PCI #165T/EMSCI #005T. Pompano Beach P.D. (ret), Pompano Beach, FL. Phone: 954-427-5121; E-mail: [email protected]. Al has been an IPMBA member and instructor since 1995. Before retirement, he was the supervisor of the Pompano Beach Police Bike Unit. He served as the Education Director on the IPMBA Board of Directors from 2000-2002. He currently teaches extensively throughout Florida and the U.S., and has represented IPMBA at the INFOPOL show in Belgium. Summers, Charlie, PCI #512. Illinois State U. Police Dept., Normal, IL. Phone: 309-438-8631; E-mail: [email protected]. Charlie has been with the University Bike Patrol for five years and has been the unit coordinator for the past three. He has attended the past three IPMBA Conferences. He conducts bicycle safety and maintenance courses in his community, and is also a state-certified Firearms Instructor. Tanner, Tom, PCI #232/EMSCI #088. Ann Arbor Police Department, Ann Arbor, MI. E-mail: [email protected]. Tom is a 21 year veteran of the Ann Arbor P.D. He has been a PCI since 1995, an EMSCI since 2002, and has instructed at the IPMBA Conference for the past six years. He has taught an array of maintenance courses and has assisted with the Maintenance Officers Certification Course for the past several years. Trujillo, Mitch, PCI #244T. Boulder Police Department, Boulder, CO. Phone: 303-441-3315; E-mail: [email protected]. Mitch is a 12-year veteran of the Boulder Police Department; his duties include Police Training Officer, Lead Defensive Tactics Instructor, and he retains Master Police Officer status. He is an IPMBA Instructor Trainer, serves on the IPMBA Industry Relations Committee, and volunteers as an IMBA National Mountain Bike Patroller.

Vonk, Kathleen, PCI #042/EMSCI #063. Ann Arbor Police Department, Ann Arbor, MI. Phone: 734-994-2911; E-mail: [email protected]. Kathleen has been an IPMBA Instructor since 1995 and is a past board member and President. She is an adjunct instructor for both H&K and Team One Network. She is a certified strength and conditioning specialist by the National Strengthe & Conditioning Assn., and is lead fitness instructor for Washtenaw Police Academy. She is a certified personal trainer, FTO, and is an instructor for firearms, RedMan simulations, and Simunitions. Washington, John, PCI #461/EMSCI #037. Univ. of Penn. Police Dept., Philadelphia, PA. Phone: 215-898-9003; E-mail: [email protected]. John joined the University of Pennsylvania Police Department in 1988. He has been assigned to the bike patrol since its inception in March 1991. He has trained some 700 police, security, and EMS bike personnel from 75 agencies in the United States, Argentina, Australia, and Canada. He has won 12 gold medals in the Pennsylvania Police Olympics in running and mountain bike events and several medals in the International Law Enforcement Games. He also has 25 years of service in the fire, EMS, and hazardous materials fields. Whaley, Chris, PCI #706/EMSCI #116. Ontario Provincial Police, Orillia, ON. Phone: 705-329-6133; E-mail: [email protected]. Chris was certified as an IPMBA Instructor in 2003. He was the first officer from Ontario to earn that distinction, and the first EMSCI in Canada. Chris is currently serving as a sergeant in the traffic division of the OPP. He is a CAN-BIKE instructor, an LCI, and a mountain bike coach. Winstead, Barbara, PCI #71/EMSCI #132. Cincinnati Police Division, Cincinnati, OH. Phone: 513-352-1238; E-mail: [email protected]. Barb has been an officer with the CPD for nine years. She was certified as an IPMBA PC in 1998 and an IPMBA Instructor in 2003. She has been assigned to Cincinnati’s largest neighborhood as the Community Oriented Police officer for the past three years. She has taught the IPMBA PC in Macedonia under the International Criminal Investigative Training Assistance Program (ICITAP) of the US State Department. Woods, Tom, PCI #010T/EMSCI #117T. Denton Police Department, Denton, TX. Phone: 940-349-7988; E-mail: [email protected]. Lt. Woods is a founding member and past president of IPMBA. He has been in civilian law enforcement for 24 years at Denton P.D. He has taught the IPMBA Police Cyclist course and introduced the concept of police bike patrols in the former Soviet Union; Rwanda, Africa; and the Republic of Georgia.


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Bernhardt, Adam. New South Wales Police, Australia. Phone: 61-2-418-238470; E-mail: [email protected]. Adam is the senior instructor for the NSW police bicycle patrol. He is also a field training officer, defensive tactics, and firearms instructor. He holds an Advanced Diploma of Risk Management, a Diploma of Training and Assessment, and is currently working towards a Masters of Vocational Education. He has been an IPMBA member since 2002 and plans to attend the IPMBA Instructor Course at the 2005 Conference in Scottsdale. Ching, Andrew. City of Tempe, Tempe, AZ. Phone: 480-350-8227; E-mail: [email protected]. Andrew is the senior assistant city attorney for the City of Tempe. He earned his BA in political science in 1991 and his JD from Arizona State University in 1994. He worked as a prosecutor for the city of Mesa from 1996-1998 and was named Prosecutor of the Year in 1997. From 1998-2004, he served as assistant city attorney, working in all aspects of municipal law. He was promoted to senior assistant attorney in 2004 as litigation director. He is responsible for handling police-related issues. Hadley, Stephen. Taser, Inc.,Scottsdale, AZ. Phone: 480-905-2000; E-mail: [email protected]. Stephen is a former police cyclist and retired sergeant with the Glendale (AZ) Police Department. He was IPMBA-certified in 1999 and served as bike sergeant for three years. He is certified as an instructor in firearms, DT, less lethal munitions (chemical sprays, TASER, impact rounds, pepperball, FN 303), and physical fitness. He has been an master instructor for TASER since 1999 and has trained thousands worldwide. He recently retired to become TASER's Western Region Manager.

Jones, Al. Tri-State RCPI, Cincinnati, OH. Phone: 513-771-0782; E-mail: [email protected]. Al Jones was an officer with the Cincinnati Police Division for 26 years, serving in various capacities. He has presented hundreds of community crime prevention programs to groups throughout the Cincinnati, Ohio, area. He currently serves as a curriculum specialist and AV guru for the Tri-State Regional Community Policing Institute in Cincinnati. Schrader, Steven. NIOSH, Cincinnati, OH. Phone: 513-533-8210; E-mail: [email protected]. Dr. Steven Schrader is the Chief of the Reproductive Health Assessment Section for the National Institute for Occupational Safety & Health. He has conducted research on workplace conditions as they relate to male and female reproductive health for 20 years. Schurr, Tim. United Bicycle Institute, Ashland, OR. Phone: 541-488-1121; E-mail: [email protected]. Tim Schurr offers a unique perspective of the bicycle industry from over fifteen years of involvement in bicycle retail, advocacy, manufacturing and distribution. He has been a bike commuter since his teens and first worked in a bike shop while attending college in 1984. Tim is also an avid outdoorsman with years of experience climbing, cross country skiing, backpacking and kayaking.

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The International Police Mountain Bike Association 583 Frederick Rd., Suite 5B Baltimore, MD 21228 Phone: 410-744-2400 ~ Fax: 410-744-5504 Website: www.ipmba.org ~ Email: [email protected]

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PRESIDENT Monte May (’07) Kansas City PD 11109 Hickman Mills Drive Kansas City MO 64134 816-234-5550 [email protected]

VICE PRESIDENT Jim Bowell (’05) Troy FD 19 E Race Street Troy OH 45373 937-335-5678 [email protected]

SECRETARY Loren Ryerson (’07) Aspen PD 506 E Main St Ste 102 Aspen CO 81611 970-920-5404 [email protected]

CONFERENCE COORDINATOR Artie L. Gonzales (’05) Topeka PD 320 Kansas, Suite 100 Topeka KS 66603-3640 785-368-9075 [email protected]

TREASURER Kurt Feavel (’07) UW Madison PD 1429 Monroe St Madison WI 53711 608-262-4520 [email protected]

EDUCATION DIRECTOR Donald Reed (’05) Denver PD 1331 N Cherokee St Denver CO 80204 303-475-4292 [email protected]

INDUSTRY LIAISON Gary McLaughlin (’06) Sacramento PD 2700 Front Street Sacramento, CA 95818 916-264-8290 [email protected]

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MEMBERSHIP COORDINATOR Chris Davala (’05) Maryland State Police Ocean Highway Berlin, MD 21811 410-641-3101 [email protected]

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