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April 25-May 2, 2009

19th Annual IPMBA Conference Albuquerque, New Mexico

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IPMBA Remembers

Angel Antonio Acuna March 6, 1965-March 9, 2009

Angel Antonio Acuna was born on March 6, 1965, in San Antonio, Texas. He lost his long battle with stomach cancer and went to be with the Lord on March 9, 2009. He retired from the Texas Air National Guard 149th Squadron after 20 years of dedicated service. Angel has worked for numerous security and law enforcement agencies over the years in the San Antonio area, serving five years with the Methodist Healthcare System, three years with University Health System, and nine years with St. Mary’s University Police Department. He was currently serving as a police officer with the Alamo Heights Police Department. He was a TCLOSE certified Firearms instructor, Rape Aggression Defense (RAD) certified

instructor, and was a member of the International Police Mountain Bike Association (IPMBA). Angel also dedicated his time to the local bicycle rodeos held at area San Antonio Elementary Schools. Angel is preceded in death by his father Abel Jose Acuna. He is survived by his mother, Elba D. Acuna; wife Deborah Lynn Acuna; three daughters, Adriana D’Jenedie, Angel Ryan, and Alexis Rose, and one son, Adam Xavier. Angel is also survived by numerous loving family members and a host of friends. Officiating at the chapel and interment services was SAPD Chaplain Paul Whorley; pallbearers were Ricardo De Los Santos, Chris Fearneyhough, Tim Garcia, Tony Lummus, Cindy Pruitt, and Steve Rodriguez. Elba D. Acuna and family would like to thank the staff of Methodist Healthcare system for their loving care of Angel, and physicians, Lon Smith and Alejandro Pruitt, for their care of Angel during the last days of his battle with stomach cancer. Angel will be missed and was loved by everyone that was blessed to have known him. Angel was interred with full military honors at Ft. Sam Houston National Cemetery. Contributions may be made to the Angel Acuna Benefit Fund at any Frost Bank, Account #272085525 or to the Lance Armstrong Foundation, National Mail Processing Center, P.O. Box 6003 Albert Lea, MN 56007-6603, [email protected].


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The 19th Annual IPMBA Conference & Product Exhibition April 25-May 2, 2009


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Albuquerque Convention Center Floor Plans

Opening Ceremonies/Lunch

Bike Check

Exhibit Hall

Workshops and Classes

Command Post

Check-In

Passage to Doubletree Hotel


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The 19th Annual IPMBA Conference & Product Exhibition Albuquerque, New Mexico ~ April 25-May 2, 2009

Contents

Introduction

Albuquerque Convention Center Floor Plan.........................................................................................4

Welcome from the Executive Director .................................................................................................6

Welcome from Albuquerque Police Department ..................................................................................7

General Information

Pre-Conference Overview.....................................................................................................................8-9

Conference Overview ...........................................................................................................................10-11

“Just the Facts” ..................................................................................................................................12-14

Pre-Conference Course Schedule...........................................................................................................15

Conference Workshop Schedule ...........................................................................................................16-18

Opening Ceremonies ............................................................................................................................19

Competition ........................................................................................................................................19

Supporters

Corporate Members .............................................................................................................................20

Conference Exhibitors .........................................................................................................................22-23

Non-Exhibiting Sponsors ....................................................................................................................24

Product Showcase and Silent Auction..................................................................................................25

Conference Sponsors ............................................................................................................................26

IPMBA’s Finest

Instructor Biographies.........................................................................................................................28-33

Forms and Maps

Certificate of Attendance Form............................................................................................................35-36

Conference Survey ...............................................................................................................................37-38

Miscellaneous

2010 Conference Call for Proposals ......................................................................................................39

Area Map ............................................................................................................................................Back Cover


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Dear IPMBA Conference Attendee: Welcome to Albuquerque and the 19th 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 the Albuquerque Police Department (APD) for hosting the conference, and to their partnering agencies. We appreciate the support of Mayor Martin Chavez, Chief Raymond Schultz, and APD Executive Director Joe Bowdich. We are also grateful for the generous in-kind and financial contributions from many members of the Albuquerque community and businesses.

IPMBA would like to recognize the staff of APD and all those who have participated in the planning and implementation of this conference. At the heart of the committee are IPMBA Instructors Patrick Hernandez, Anthony Martinez, Ron Surran, and Jason Westbrook. They did their research seriously, attending the past few conferences for the purpose of shadowing the previous host agencies, and learned a great deal in the process. Despite the challenges posed by a weakened economy, they rose to the occasion to ensure that all details were in place to provide an excellent training experience.

The 2009 IPMBA Conference Host Committee was rounded out by Crime Prevention Specialists Laura Kuehn and Yvette Garcia, Officers Pat Smith and Connor Rice, Sgt. Rob Drager, University of New Mexico Officer Ray Olesky, and Albuquerque Public Schools Officer William Lucero. The committee members were assisted throughout the planning process by many other members of the APD staff as well as volunteers, and their contributions cannot be overlooked.

As a result of Bratwear’s generosity, the members of the Command Staff will be clad in terra cotta shirts, so if you need any assistance, or just want to say “thank you”, they will be easy to find.

Thank you for coming to the 19th Annual IPMBA Conference in Albuquerque. Like the balloons that dot the New Mexico sky, the knowledge you gain will help you to rise above the rest!

Maureen Becker Executive Director P.S. Come help celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the IPMBA Conference, May 1-8, 2010, in Chesterfield-St. Louis, Missouri.


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Pre-Conference Overview Saturday, April 25—Wednesday, April 29

Activity Time Location Bike Check 7:00am-9:00pm SW Exhibit Hall

Command Post 7:00am-8:00pm Centro del Sol

Check-In 6:45am-7:45am; 4:00pm-8:00pm Atrium

Mechanical Support

7:00am-10:00am; 5:00pm-7:00pm Bike Check

Hospitality 6:00pm-8:00pm Room 1503 — Doubletree

Instructor Course 8:00am-6:00pm Picuris

Public Safety Cyclist II Course 8:00am-5:00pm Santo Domingo

Maintenance Course 8:00am-5:30pm Taos/Chochiti

Lunch 12:00pm-1:00pm Ballroom A

Saturday, April 25

Activity Time Location Bike Check 7:00am-9:00pm SW Exhibit Hall Command Post 7:00am-8:00pm Centro del Sol

Check-In 6:45am-7:45am; 4:00pm-8:00pm Atrium

Mechanical Support 7:00am-10:00am; 5:00pm-7:00pm Bike Check



Public Safety Cyclist II Course 8:00am-5:00pm Santo Domingo Maintenance Course 8:00am-6:00pm Taos/Cochiti


EMS Cyclist II Course 8:00am-5:00pm Acoma

EMS Cyclist Course 8:00am-5:00pm Isleta

Police Cyclist Course 8:00am-5:00pm Apache

Night Operations-Firearms & Tactics 1:00pm-11:00pm Jemez

Sunday, April 26

Activity Time Location Bike Check 7:00am-10:00pm SW Exhibit Hall Command Post 7:00am-8:00pm Centro del Sol Check-In 6:45am-7:45am; 4:00pm-8:00pm Atrium Mechanical Support 7:00am-10:00am; 5:00pm-7:00pm Bike Check



Public Safety Cyclist II Course 8:00am-5:00pm Santo Domingo Maintenance Course 8:00am-5:30pm Taos/Cochiti


EMS Cyclist II Course 1:00pm-10:00pm Acoma


Police Cyclist Course 8:00am-5:00pm Apache

Night Operations-Firearms & Tactics 1:00pm-11:00pm Meet in Bike Check

Security Cyclist Course 8:00am-5:00pm Jemez

Bicycle Response Team Training 8:00am-5:00pm Laguna

Monday, April 27


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Pre-Conference Overview Saturday, April 25—Wednesday, April 29



Instructor Course 1:00pm-10:00pm Picuris Maintenance Course 8:00am-5:30pm Taos/Cochiti Public Safety Cyclist II Course 8:00am-5:00pm Santo Domingo Police Cyclist Course 1:00pm-10:00pm Apache

EMS Cyclist Course 1:00pm-10:00pm Isleta




Hospitality 6:00pm-8:00pm Room 1503 – Doubletree

Security Cyclist Course 1:00pm-10:00pm Jemez


Tuesday, April 28



Instructor Course 8:00am-5:00pm Picuris Maintenance Course 8:00am-5:00pm Taos/Cochiti Public Safety Cyclist II Course 8:00am-5:00pm Santo Domingo Police Cyclist Course 8:00am-5:00pm Apache



Security Cyclist Course 8:00am-5:00pm Jemez




Check-In 2:00pm-8:00pm Atrium

Exhibit Hall Reception sponsored by the IPMBA 2010 Conference Committee, Chesterfield-St. Louis, Missouri.

4:00pm-8:00pm SW Exhibit Hall

Wednesday, April 29

IPMBA thanks East Baton Rouge EMS and Albuquerque Public Schools for providing audio-

visual equipment for the IPMBA Conference.


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Thursday, April 30

Conference Overview Thursday, April 30—Sunday, May 2

Command Post: 505-338-2511

Doubletree Albuquerque: 505-247-3344

APD After-Hours Contact (Emergency): 505-247-3344 Ask for Room 1503 (Pat Hernandez)


Command Post 7:00am-8:00pm Centro del Sol

Check-In 7:00am-7:45am Atrium

Opening Ceremony “Roll Call” 8:00am-9:00am Ballroom A

Mechanical Support

8:00am-10:00am 5:00pm-7:00pm

Bike Check

Workshops 9:15am-12:00pm 2:00pm-6:15pm

Convention Center Lower Level Meeting Rooms and On-Bike Locations

Exhibit Hall 11:00am-2:00pm SW Exhibit Hall

Lunch 12:15pm-1:00pm SW Exhibit Hall

Exhibit Hall Reception sponsored by Mocean and United Uniform

5:00pm-8:00pm SW Exhibit Hall

Family Fun Ride 10:00am-12:30pm Meet in the Doubletree Lobby

Friday, May 1


Mechanical Support

7:00am-10:00am 4:00pm-6:00pm

Bike Check Competition Site

Workshops 8:15am-12:30pm 1:45pm-3:00pm

Convention Center Lower Level Meeting Rooms and On-Bike Locations


Parade to Competition 3:30pm Departs Bike Check

Competition 4:00pm Civic Plaza

Dinner & Awards Ceremony 6:30pm-9:00pm International Balloon Museum Shuttles depart from the Third Street entrance of the ACC, starting at 5:30pm.


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Saturday, May 2


Command Center 7:00am-4:00pm Centro del Sol

Mechanical Support 7:00am-8:30am Bike Check

Enchanting Albuquerque City Ride 9:00am-11:45am Departs Bike Check promptly at 9:00am

Advanced Off-Road Riding 9:00am-1:15pm Departs Bike Check promptly at 9:00am

Santa Fe Three Ways Tours 11:00am-5:30pm Departs ACC Third Street Entrance

Sunday, May 3


Conference Overview Thursday, April 30—Sunday, May 3

Thanks for outfitting the IPMBA Instructor Cadre and the

APD Host Committee!

IPMBA Thanks


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AIRPORT TRANSPORTATION The APD Host Committee courtesy shuttle departure times and a sign-up sheet are posted at the Command Post. Please provide your flight departure time to the

Command Post staff. ABQ International Sunport requires departing passengers to arrive 1.5 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 APD courtesy shuttle, Sunport Shuttle provides airport transportation for $15 one-way. Bikes cannot be accommodated. Reservations are required and can be made at the front desk.

BICYCLES The Bike Check officially opens at noon on Friday, April 24, and closes at noon on Sunday, May 3. It will be staffed in the SW

Exhibit Hall from 7:00am-9:00pm daily except for Monday-Tuesday, April 27-28 (7:00am-10:00pm); Saturday, May 2 (7:00am-6:00pm); and Sunday, May 3 (7:00am-noon). APD staff will be on call 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 ACC 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: Contact Randy Silva, Sport Systems, 505-837-9400 or [email protected]. If you made arrangements for shipping to and from the conference through Sport Systems, the bikes will be assembled by the shop and waiting at the Bike Check. After the conference, the bikes will be delivered back to the shop, disassembled, and return-shipped. 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.

CERTIFICATES Pre-Conference Course Certificates will be issued at the conclusion of each class on Wednesday. In order to receive a

Conference Certificate of Attendance, you must complete the Certificate of Attendance Application Form

found on page 35-36 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 an all-day session. 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 Post or mail it to the IPMBA office within two weeks of the conference. Certificates will be mailed within eight weeks of the end of the conference.

COMMAND POST “Information Central” – conference details, schedule changes, local information, competition sign up, messages, social activities, etc. Please direct all inquiries to the Command Post staff. If they do not know the answers to your questions, they will contact the appropriate person or persons. The Command Post will be located in the Centro del Sol room in the Convention Center. It will officially open at 12:00pm on Friday, April 24, and close at 4pm on Saturday, May 2. It will be staffed from 7:00am-8:00pm daily, except Saturday, May 2, when it will close at 4pm. APD staff will be on call for emergencies at 505-247-3344, Room 1503 (Pat Hernandez) when the Command Post is closed.

EVALUATION FORMS Please help us to ensure the continued quality and improvement of IPMBA’s conference programs. Evaluation forms will be distributed at each course and 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 Post or given to any member of the IPMBA Board or staff.

Just the Facts Essential information for easily navigating your conference experience

Ipmba Conference

Command Post 505-338-2511

WHO’S WHO To reach any of the key players listed below, call the Command Post at 505-338-2511. The Command Post staff will connect you to the appropriate person.

Maureen Becker IPMBA Executive Director

Artie Gonzales IPMBA Conference Registration Coordinator

David Hildebrand IPMBA President

Mitch Trujillo IPMBA Education Director

Kurt Feavel IPMBA Conference Coordinator

Pat Hernandez/Ron Surran APD Host Committee

Tim Harrington/Steve Vining APD AV Staff


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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. If you leave your weapon in your hotel room at any time, please store it out of sight. The housekeeping staff will not enter your room if a firearm is visible.

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

HOSPITALITY SUITE The Hospitality Suite will be open for light refreshments in Room 1503 of the Doubletree Hotel on Saturday, April 25-Tuesday, April 28, from 6:00pm-8:00pm.

HOTEL DINING Aqua Bloom Restaurant: Breakfast: 6:00am-11:00am ($11.95 buffet) Lunch: 11:00am-2:00pm Dinner: 5:00pm-10:00pm Starbucks: 6:00am-2:00pm Ice Lounge: Sunday-Thursday: 4:00pm-11:00pm Friday-Saturday: 4:00pm-midnight Happy Hour: 4:00pm-6:00pm

INSTRUCTOR TOOLKIT (ITK) UPDATES Orientation sessions to familiarize current IPMBA Instructors with the new Instructor ToolKit (ITK) have been scheduled for Thursday, April 30, 10:45am-12:00pm and Friday, May 1, 8:15am-9:30am. Please consult the schedule for locations. ITKs will be available for purchase at the Command Post.

INTERNET ACCESS & COMPUTERS The lobby of the Doubletree Hotel is equipped with free wireless internet access and has two computers for guest use. The ABQ Convention Center is equipped with free wi-fi in the atrium area for those with their own laptops.

IPMBA MERCHANDISE IPMBA merchandise will be available for sale from Monday, April 28-Saturday, May 2. Please welcome IPMBA PCI Don Erb of Keystone Custom Embroidery in his latest role as IPMBA merchandise supplier.

LOCAL INFORMATION Information on attractions, dining, transportation, and other visitor services will be available in the Command Post area.

LUNCHES Lunch will be served as follows: Saturday-Wednesday: 12:00pm-

1:00pm, Ballroom A Thursday: 12:15pm-1:00pm, SW Exhibit Hall Friday: 12:45pm-1:30pm, Ballroom A Only registered participants, paid guests, and instructors will be admitted to lunch.

MECHANICAL SUPPORT Mechanical support will be available in the Bike Check as follows: Saturday-Wednesday, April 25-29: 7:00am-10:00am & 5:00pm-7:00pm Thursday, April 30: 8:00am-10:00am & 5:00pm-7:00pm Friday, May 1: 7:00am-10:00am & during the competition Saturday, May 2: 7:00am-8:30am During other times, a mechanic will be on-call, and if necessary, transportation to the nearest bike shop can be arranged at the Command Post. Mechanical support will be provided courtesy of Sport Systems and Two Wheel Drive.

NAME BADGES All participants are required to wear namebadges during all pre-con and 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, Exhibit Hall, and conference lunches only; they are not permitted to participate in workshops

except by special arrangement.

ON-BIKE WORKSHOPS 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. You will retrieve your bike and be directed to a staging location to meet your instructor and/or guides. If changes are made to the schedule, the Bike Check and Command Post will have the most current information. Classes will depart for the training locations from their designated staging areas promptly at the scheduled times. Riders and bikes for the following workshops will be transported to the training locations: Intermediate and Advanced Off-Road Riding and Crash/Bang: Firearms Skills for Bike Officers.

OPENING CEREMONIES—THURSDAY, APRIL 30 The Opening Ceremonies will be held in Ballroom A, starting at 8:00am on Thursday, April 30. Please see page 19 for details.

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Just the Facts PARKING Self-parking for the Doubletree is $7 per 24 hours for guests, with in-out privileges. There are other parking lots in the area,

many of which are day use only. Parking maps are available at the Command Post.

SILENT AUCTION Items will be on display in the Command Center area throughout the conference. All bids must be entered by 5:00pm on Thursday, April 30. Winners will be announced in the Exhibit Hall at 7:30pm. Items must be picked up and paid for by 12:00pm on Saturday, May 2. Proceeds benefit IPMBA’s training and resources, so please be generous!

SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Saturday, April 25-Tuesday, April 28 Hospitality Suite, 6:00-8:00pm, Room 1503, Doubletree Hotel

Wednesday, April 29: Exhibit Hall Opening Reception, 6:00-7:00pm. SW Exhibit Hall, ABQ Convention Center. Sponsored by 2010 IPMBA Conference Committee, Chesterfield-St. Louis, Missouri.

Thursday, April 30: Family Fun Ride, 10:00am-12:30pm. Meet in the Doubletree hotel lobby.

Exhibit Hall Reception, 5:00pm-8:00pm. SW Exhibit Hall, ABQ Convention Center. Sponsored by Mocean and United Uniform.

Friday, May 1: Competition & Awards Ceremony. The competition will be held at Civic Plaza, starting at 5:00pm. The dinner and awards ceremony will be held at the International Balloon Museum, 9201 Balloon Museum Drive NE, immediately following the competition, at approximately 7:00pm. See page 19 for details.

Saturday, May 2: Santa Fe Three Ways Tours, 11am-5:30pm. Tours depart from the ACC Third Street entrance.

SURVEYS Return your completed survey to the Command Post by 2:00pm on Friday, May 1, in order to be eligible to win a free registration to the 2010 IPMBA Conference in Chesterfield-St. Louis, Missouri. The drawing will be held on Friday night during the post-competition dinner. The survey MUST be completed, and only one entry per person!

WORKSHOP EQUIPMENT Firearms Skills: bike, safety equipment, 200 rounds, body armor, foam ear protection, permission letter. Intro to Bike Maintenance: bike, allen wrench set, 8/10 open wrench (older models), tire levers, patch kit, bike stand (if possible), rags. Hayes Disc Brakes and Manitou Suspension Tech Clinics: Multi-tool or allen wrench set.

WORKSHOP SCHEDULE CHANGES Please note: workshop times and locations are subject to change. Please check the official message board at the Command Post each day. Cancellations: Close Quarter Drills for Confined Space, Friday, May 1, 8:15am-12:30pm. How to Become an IPMBA Instructor, Friday, May 1, 8:15am-9:30pm. Grantwriting: 12 Cardinal Rules of the Road, Thursday, April 30, 9:15am-12:00pm; Friday, May 1, 9:45am-12:30pm. Need of the Knees, Thursday, April 30, 3:30pm-4:45pm; Friday, May 1, 1:45pm-3:00pm. Mountain Bike Use in Search and Rescue, Thursday, April 30, from 2:00pm-4:45pm. Stretching to Win with Resistance Band Training,, Thursday, April 30, from 9:15am-12:00pm. Additions: Tour de ITK: Thursday, April 30, 10:45am-12:00pm and Friday, May 1, 8:15am-9:30am.

The Exhibit Hall will be open in the SW Exhibit Hall of the Albuquerque Convention Center during the following hours: Wednesday, April 30, 4:00pm-8:00pm and Thursday, May 1, 11:00am-2:00pm and 5:00pm-8:00pm.

The Opening Reception, sponsored by the 2010 IPMBA Conference Host Committee, will be held on Wednesday from 6:00pm-7:00pm. Mocean and United Uniform will sponsor the reception on Thursday evening.

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April 25-29, 2009 IPMBA Instructor Course Lead Instructors: Kirby Beck, Coon Rapids Police Dept. (ret.); Tom Woods, Denton Police Dept. Co-Instructors: Tom Harris, East Baton Rouge EMS; Monte May, Kansas City Police Dept.; T.J. Richardson, San Antonio Police Dept. (ret.); John Washington, Univ. of Pennsylvania Police Dept. Guest Presenter: Lou Ann Hamblin, Sumpter Township Police Dept. Host Liaison: Jason Westbrook Board Liaison: David Hildebrand Classroom: Picuris Schedule: Saturday: 0800-1800; Sunday: 0800-1700; Monday: 0800-1800; Tuesday: 1300-2200; Wednesday: 0800-1700 IPMBA Maintenance Officer Certification Course Lead Instructor: Tim Schurr Co-Instructors: Doug Dillon, Houston Police Dept.; Tom Tanner, Ann Arbor Police Dept. Host Liaison: TBD Classroom: Taos/Cochiti Schedule: Saturday: 0800-1730; Sunday: 0800-1800; Monday: 0800-1730; Tuesday: 0800-1730; Wednesday: 0800-1700 IPMBA Public Safety Cyclist II Course Lead Instructor: Jim “J.R.” Roy, Topeka Police Dept. Co-Instructors: Artie Gonzales, Topeka Police Dept. (ret.); Mike Hudspeth, Guilford County EMS Host Liaison: Anthony Martinez Board Liaison: Jeff Brown Classroom: Santo Domingo Schedule: Saturday-Wednesday: 0800-1700

April 26-29, 2009 IPMBA Police Cyclist Course Lead Instructors: Scott Elliott, Niagara Regional Police Service; Dwight Edwards, Cabell County EMS Co-Instructors: Jim Fish, Washington Twp. Fire Department Host Liaison: Connor Rice Board Liaison: Ron Burkitt Classroom: Apache Schedule: Sunday, Monday, Wednesday: 0800-1700; Tuesday: 1300-2200

April 26-29, 2009 (cont.) IPMBA EMS Cyclist Course Lead Instructors: Scott Elliott, Niagara Regional Police Service; Dwight Edwards, Cabell County EMS Co-Instructors: Jim Fish, Washington Twp. Fire Department Host Liaison: Connor Rice Board Liaison: Ron Burkitt Classroom: Apache Schedule: Sunday, Monday, Wednesday: 0800-1700; Tuesday: 1300-2200 IPMBA EMS Cyclist II Course Lead Instructor: Marc Zingarelli, Circleville Fire Dept. Co-Instructor: Tommy Hamelink, Politie Haaglanden Host Liaison: TBD Board Liaison: Neil Blackington Classroom: Acoma Schedule: Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday: 0800-1700; Monday: 1300-2200 IPMBA Night Operations-Firearms and Tactics Instructors: Lou Ann Hamblin, Mike Johnston, Utah’s Hogle Zoo & University of Utah; Gary McLaughlin, Sacramento Police Dept.; Kathleen Vonk, Ann Arbor Police Dept. EMS Support: Mike Campbell, Williamson Medical Center EMS Host Liaison: Ron Surran Board Liaison: Bernie Hogancamp Meeting: Sunday 1300, Jemez Schedule: Sunday-Wednesday: 1300-2300

April 27-29, 2009 IPMBA Security Cyclist Course Lead Instructors: John Hanke, Joliet Police Dept. Host Liaison: Anthony Martinez Board Liaison: Jeff Brown Classroom: Laguna Schedule: Monday, Wednesday: 0800-1700; Tuesday: 1300-2200 IPMBA Bicycle Response Team Training Instructors Jason Bain and Tony Holte, St. Paul Police Dept. Host Liaison: Andy Montoya Board Liaison: Jeff Brown Classroom: Laguna Schedule: Monday-Wednesday: 0800-1700

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Conference Workshop Schedule: Thursday Date Start Time End Time Course Title Lead Instructor Location

04/30/09 0915 1030 Size Doesn't Matter: 29ers for Public Safety Coppola, Don Santo Domingo

04/30/09 0915 1030 Bikes Against Terror: The Israeli Experience Satlow, Mike Santa Ana

04/30/09 0915 1030 Building a Bicycle Training Obstacle Course Woods, Tom Picuris

04/30/09 0915 1030 Youth Bicycle Education Beck, Kirby Sandia

04/30/09 0915 1200 Slow Speed Skills Elliott, Scott On-Bike

04/30/09 0915 1200 Dutch Bicycle Handling Skills Brouwers, Sjef On-Bike

04/30/09 0915 1200 Secret of the Rubber Chicken Hamelink, Tommy On-Bike

04/30/09 0915 1200 Critical Incident Response Conwill, Kris Nambe/Navajo

04/30/09 0915 1200 EMS Scene Safety Hudspeth, Mike On-Bike

04/30/09 0915 1200 Grant Writing — CANCELLED Galls N/A

04/30/09 0915 1200 Hayes Disc Brake Clinic Paradowski, Andy Taos/Cochiti

04/30/09 0915 1200 PowerPoint for Public Safety Manson, Thomas Tesuque

04/30/09 0915 1200 Public Relations Outreach for Bike Teams Lane, Matt Isleta

04/30/09 0915 1200 Sign-Cutting: The Art of Tracking Baker, Leon Apache

04/30/09 0915 1200 Stretching to Win with RBT — CANCELLED Cunningham, Chad N/A

04/30/09 0915 1200 Suspect Contact & Apprehension Summers, Charlie On-Bike

04/30/09 0915 1200 Training Should be Fun! Hanke, John On-Bike

04/30/09 0915 1645 PCI to EMSCI Transition Course TBD Zuni

04/30/09 0915 1815 Active Shooter Response Trussell, William Acoma

04/30/09 1045 1200 Continuous & In-Service Training Woods, Tom Picuris

04/30/09 1045 1200 Drug Identification & Enforcement Croissant, Eddy Santa Ana

04/30/09 1045 1200 Tour de ITK Hildebrand, David Santo Domingo

04/30/09 1045 1200 Workplace Solution Schrader, Steve Sandia

04/30/09 1400 1515 Drug Identification & Enforcement Croissant, Eddy Santa Ana

04/30/09 1400 1515 Keeping an EYE on You Brouwers, Sjef Acoma

04/30/09 1400 1515 Occupational Safety & Health Roundtable Breitenstein, Michael Sandia

04/30/09 1400 1515 Periodization Training Elliott, Scott Laguna

04/30/09 1400 1645 Mountain Bike Use in SAR — CANCELLED Millican, David N/A

04/30/09 1400 1645 Slow Speed Skills Brown, Paul On-Bike

04/30/09 1400 1645 Administrative Issues of a Bike Unit Woods, Tom Picuris

04/30/09 1400 1645 Breaking the Barrier: Spanish for Police Cyclists Robertson, Naipo Nambe/Navajo

04/30/09 1400 1645 Manitou Suspension Tech Clinic Paradowski, Andy Taos/Cochiti

04/30/09 1400 1645 PowerPoint for Public Safety Manson, Thomas Tesuque

04/30/09 1400 1645 Scenario-Based Training Safety & Administration Hogancamp, Bernie Apache

04/30/09 1400 1815 Stealth Tactics for Bike Patrol DeBerry, Andy Isleta

04/30/09 1400 1815 Introduction to Off-Road Riding March, Shaums On-Bike

04/30/09 1400 1815 Dutch Arrest Tactics & Crowd Management Techniques Hamelink, Tommy Santo Domingo

04/30/09 1530 1645 Fix or Have it Fixed? Petereit, Ken Santo Domingo

04/30/09 1530 1645 Get to Know Your Heart Rate Monitor Englert, James Laguna

04/30/09 1530 1645 Need of the Knees — CANCELLED White, Clarence N/A

04/30/09 1530 1645 NHTSA Community Bicycle Safety & Enforcement Hanke, John Santa Ana


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Conference Workshop Schedule: Friday Date Start Time End Time Course Title Lead Instructor Location

05/01/09 0815 0930 Size Doesn't Matter: 29ers for Public Safety Coppola, Don Apache

05/01/09 0815 0930 Tour de ITK Beck, Kirby Santo Domingo

05/01/09 0815 0930 How to Become an IPMBA Instructor — CANCELLED Trujillo, Mitch N/A

05/01/09 0815 1100 Bicycle Rodeos: A to Z (classroom) Ganzel, Dan Laguna

05/01/09 0815 1100 Breaking the Barrier: Spanish for Police Cyclists Robertson, Naipo Zuni

05/01/09 0815 1100 Critical Incident Response Noftz, Steve Santa Ana

05/01/09 0815 1230 Intermediate Off-Road Riding March, Shaums On-Bike

05/01/09 0815 1230 Crash/Bang: Firearms for Bike Officers Gonzales, Artie On-Bike

05/01/09 0815 1230 Dutch Arrest Tactics & Crowd Management Techniques Hamelink, Tommy On-Bike

05/01/09 0815 1230 Close Quarter Drills for Confined Space — CANCELLED Glaubach, Michael N/A

05/01/09 0815 1230 Conquering the Fear of Stairs Brown, Paul On-Bike

05/01/09 0815 1230 EMSCI to PCI Transition Course TBD Acoma

05/01/09 0815 1230 Introduction to Maintenance Roy, Jim Taos/Cochiti

05/01/09 0945 1100 Bikes Against Terror: The Israeli Experience Satlow, Mike Picuris

05/01/09 0945 1100 Fundamentals of Public Contact for Police Cyclists Brouwers, Sjef Apache

05/01/09 0945 1100 Physical & Medical Assessment for Bike Patrol Washington, John Sandia

05/01/09 0945 1230 Grant Writing — CANCELLED Galls N/A

05/01/09 0945 1230 Public Relations Outreach for Bike Teams Lane, Matt Isleta

05/01/09 0945 1230 Scenario-Based Training Safety & Administration Hogancamp, Bernie Nambe/Navajo

05/01/09 0945 1230 Training Should be Fun! Hanke, John On-Bike

05/01/09 1115 1230 Building a Bicycle Training Obstacle Course Woods, Tom Picuris

05/01/09 1115 1230 Keeping an EYE on You Brouwers, Sjef Apache

05/01/09 1115 1230 Periodization Training Elliott, Scott Sandia

05/01/09 1115 1230 Youth Bicycle Education Beck, Kirby Santo Domingo

05/01/09 1345 1500 Campus Roundtable Kurt Feavel Acoma

05/01/09 1345 1500 EMS Roundtable Zingarelli, Marc Nambe/Navajo

05/01/09 1345 1500 Fix or Have it Fixed? Petereit, Ken Santa Ana

05/01/09 1345 1500 Get to Know Your Heart Rate Monitor Englert, James Sandia

05/01/09 1345 1500 Need of the Knees — CANCELLED White, Clarence N/A

05/01/09 1345 1500 NHTSA Community Bicycle Safety & Enforcement Hanke, John Picuris


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Conference Workshop Schedule: Saturday

Workshop Changes Workshop times and locations are subject to change. Updates will be posted at the Command Post. Cancellations: Close Quarter Drills for Confined Space, Friday, May 1, from 8:15am-12:30pm. Grantwriting: 12 Cardinal Rules of the Road, Thurs-day, April 30, 9:15am-12:00pm; Friday, May 1, 9:45am-12:30pm. How to Become an IPMBA Instructor, Friday, May 1, from 8:15am-9:30am. Stretching to Win with Resistance Band Training,, Thursday, April 30, from 9:15am-12:00pm. Mountain Bike Use in Search and Rescue, Thursday, April 30, from 2:00pm-4:45pm. Need of the Knees, Thursday, April 30, from 3:30pm-4:45pm; Friday, May 1, from 1:45pm-3:00pm.

Additions: Tour de ITK, Thursday, April 30, 10:45am-12:00pm and Friday, May 1, 8:15am-9:30am.

Day Start End Workshop Lead Instructor Location

05/02/09 0800 1400 Bicycle Rodeos: A to Z (practical) Ganzel, Dan Meet in Double-

tree Lobby

05/02/09 0900 1145 Enchanting Albuquerque Ride Croissant, Eddy On-Bike

05/02/09 0900 1315 Advanced Off-Road Riding Roy, Jim On-Bike

INSTRUCTOR TOOLKIT (ITK) UPDATE

Orientation sessions to familiarize current IPMBA Instructors with the new Instructor ToolKit (ITK) have been scheduled for Thursday, April 30, 10:45am-12:00pm and Friday, May 1, 8:15am-9:30am, in the Santo Domingo room. A demonstration and introduction will be followed by Q&A.

All instructors are encouraged to attend one of the sessions. The ITK will be available for purchase at the Command Post.


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Opening Ceremonies Thursday, 8:00am, Ballroom A

Presentation of the Colors

Albuquerque Police Department Honor Guard National Anthem

Sergeant Kevin Rowe Pledge of Allegiance

Bagpipes Invocation:

Briane Dennison, Chaplain Commander, APD Speakers:

The Honorable Martin Chavez, Mayor of Albuquerque

Chief Raymond Schultz, Albuquerque Police Dept.

Brigadier General Gregory Zanetti, New Mexico National Guard

Lieutenant Michael Anderson, St. Louis Metro Police Dept., 2010 Conference Host

Recognitions Introduction of Board & Officers

IPMBA President Address Closing

Opening Ceremonies & Competition

The mountain bike competition will be held at Civic Plaza, just across the street from the Doubletree Hotel. This challenging course will put your urban obstacles skills to the test!

The bike parade for participants and spectators will stage near the bike check and depart promptly at 3:30pm. It will circle downtown ABQ just long enough to warm up and attract attention. If you are competing and unable to depart with the parade, please arrive at the competition site no later than 3:45pm. A group photo is planned for 3:450pm, and the competition will begin at promptly at 4:00pm, following the course walk-through and safety briefing. Registration forms are available at the Command Post and must be returned by 9:00am on Friday. The competition is open to all registered conference participants and has two categories – Public Safety (police, EMS, security) and Open (vendors and guests). Public safety cyclists register as individuals or teams of four (individuals will be assigned to teams). Mixed

teams are permitted. Medals will be awarded in a variety of categories. A complete list of rules and equipment requirements is available at the Command Post. Friday, May 1, at the International Balloon Museum, 6:30pm-9:00pm The International Balloon Museum is dedicated to the art, culture, history, science, and sport of lighter-than-air craft. While enjoying a taste of New Mexico, you may choose to browse exhibits celebrating notable events in the history of ballooning. You will also be treated to a spectacular balloon glow, exclusively for IPMBA. Competition Awards will be presented during the Awards Ceremony. Shuttles will depart from the Third Street side of the ACC, starting at 5:30pm.

Competition & Awards Ceremony ~ Friday, May 1 ~ 4pm

Keynote Speaker Brigadier General Gregory J. Zanetti

New Mexico National Guard

Brigadier General Gregory J. Zanetti assumed the duties as the commander of the 111th ADA Brigade in June 2003. The Brigade has transformed and is one of the first Combat Support Brigades in the Transformed Army. He retains command of the 111th Combat Support Brigade (Forward) as it assumes its new role as the Command Staff of Joint Task Force - Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, where he is in the position of Deputy JTF Commander. The General’s military service began in May 1980, after he graduated from United States Military Academy. He was assigned to Field Artillery units in Germany from 1981-1986. In April of 1986, then CPT Zanetti joined the New Mexico National Guard. He has served in numerous command and staff positions. He has held two company level commands and two battalion commands (Stinger and Hawk), the Regional Training Institute (RTI) and the 93rd Troop Command. Brigadier General Zanetti is a graduate of the U.S. Army Command and General Staff Course and the U.S. Army War College. He is a recipient of the Meritorious Service Medal, Army Commendation Medal, the Army Parachutist Badge and numerous other decorations and awards. BG Zanetti is a financial advisor for Financial Network Investment Corporation and the business advisor for the NBC and FOX media affiliates in New Mexico. He also serves on numerous charitable boards and organizations.


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

Mocean Bill Levitt 949-646-1701 [email protected] www.mocean.net

Trek Bicycle Corporation Stefan Downing 800-313-8735 x 4911 [email protected] www.trekbikes.com

EMS Magazine/EMSResponder.com Scott Cravens 920-563-6388 [email protected] www.emsresponder.com

Volcanic Bicycles Eric Kackley 360-943-8613 [email protected] www.volcanicbikes.com

BRATWEAR Sally Swanson 253-517-4000 x 16 [email protected] www.bratwear.com

Electric Motion Systems Sunil Gupta 571-323-5084 [email protected] www.electricmotionsystems.com

Jones & Bartlett 800-832-0034 [email protected] www.jbpub.com

Police Bike Store Michael Espejo 309-797-9028 [email protected] www.policebikestore.com

R & B Fabrications David Belton 419-594-2743/800-553-1911 [email protected] www.rbfab.com


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SUPPORTERS


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4Bike-Police.com Mark Leonard 3028 Andrew Drive Bryant AR 72022 Telephone: 501-517-5338 Fax: 501-653-2969 Email: [email protected] Website: www.4bike-police.com Product/Service: Police bikes by Fuji and S&W; lights, sirens, and bike accessories; tactical radio products

Bratwear Sally Swanson 5417 12th Street E, Suite 100 Fife WA 98424

Telephone: 253-517-4000 Fax: 253-517-4004 Email: [email protected] Website: www.bratwear.com Product/Service: Uniforms for law enforcement, fire/EMS, security and campus police bicycle units, custom-designed and manufactured in our U.S. facility. Bushnell Outdoor Products/Uncle Mike’s Mike Patillo PO Box 727 Hamilton GA 31811 Telephone: 706-628-7126 Fax: 706-628-7126 Email: [email protected] Website: www.UncleMikesLE.com Product/Service: Uncle Mike’s Duty Gear, Bushnell Optics, Hoppe’s Gun Care Products Cycle Siren Greg Bohning 226 N. Willow Springs Road Orange CA 92864 Telephone: 877-477-4736 Fax: 714-415-2006 Email: [email protected] Website: www.cyclesiren.com Product/Service: Full-featured bike patrol siren for Law Enforcement and EMS

Epic Stealth Cam John Halac 33825 Roy Orr Blvd. Grand Prairie TX 75053-5189 Telephone: 760-450-1006 Fax: 760-450-1014 Email: [email protected] Website: www.epicstealthcam.com Product/Service: EPIC Action Camera Helmet Cam and Handlebar Video Camera Ergon USA Jeffrey Neal 7616 Lexington Avenue W. Hollywood CA 90046 Telephone: 323-428-3495 Fax: 323-848-9097 Email: [email protected] Website: www.ergon-bike.com Product/Service: Ergonomic mountain bike grips for improved comfort and performance. Hayes Bicycle Group Andy Paradowski 5800 W. Donges Bay Road Mequon WI 53092 Telephone: 888-686-3472 Fax: 262-512-4219 Email: [email protected] Website: www.hayesbicycle.com Product/Service: Hayes Bicycle Group is a manufacturer of bicycle suspension, disc brakes, and wheel components.

Jones & Bartlett Publishers Rich Kalasky 40 Tall Pine Drive Sudbury MA 01776

Telephone: 800-832-0034 Fax: 978-443-8000 Email: [email protected] Website: www.jbpub.com Product/Service: Professional and educational public safety products. J&B is the publisher of the second edition of the Complete Guide to Public Safety Cycling.

2009 IPMBA Conference Exhibitors T he Exhibit Hall will be open in the SW Exhibit Hall during the following hours: Wednesday, April 29,

4:00-8:00pm and Thursday, April 30, 11:00am-2:00pm and 5:00pm-8:00pm. The Opening Reception, sponsored by the 2010 IPMBA Conference Committee, Chesterfield-St. Louis, will be held on Wednesday from 6:00pm-7:00pm, and Mocean and United Uniform will sponsor the vendors reception on Thursday evening. Please be sure to visit early and often!


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Marin Bikes Chris Lopez 265 Bel Marin Keys Blvd. Novato CA 94949 Telephone: 415-382-6000 Fax: 415-382-6100 Email: [email protected] Website: www.marinbikes.com Product/Service: Bicycles for Law Enforcement/Public Safety

Mocean Bill Levitt 1635 Monrovia Ave Costa Mesa CA 92627

Telephone: 949-646-1701 Fax: 949-646-1590 Email: [email protected] Website: www.mocean.net Product/Service: Technical Law Enforcement and Bike Patrol Uniforms NIOSH Michael Breitenstein 4676 Columbia Parkway Cincinnati OH 45226 Telephone: 513-533-8290 Fax: 513-533-8138 Email: [email protected] Product/Service: The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) provides national and world leadership to prevent work-related illnesses and injuries. NiteRider Technical Lighting Systems Mike Ely 8205 Ronson Road, Suite E San Diego CA 92111 Telephone: 858-268-9316 Fax: 858-268-9315 Email: [email protected] Website: www.niterider.com Product/Service: Bicycle Lighting Systems Police Technical LLC Thomas Manson 661 Poplar Street Terre Haute IN 47807 Telephone: 812-232-4200 Email: [email protected] Website: www.policetechnical.com Product/Service: PowerPoint for Public Safety training programs

Trico Sports George Yates 13541 Desmond Street Pacoima CA 91331 Telephone: 818-899-7705 Fax: 818-890-0991 Email: [email protected] Website: www.tricosports.com Product/Service: Bicycle transport (The Ironcase), Memoflex gel saddles, “Painkiller” saddlepads, “Handcuff” gel gloves, and gel shorts. United Uniform Kami Zinati 1096 W. Rialto Avenue San Bernardino CA 92410 Telephone: 909-381-2682 Fax: 909-381-2682 Email: [email protected] Website: www.uumfg.com Product/Service: Quality bicycle patrol uniforms, shirts, shorts, pants, and jackets.

Volcanic Bicycles Eric Kackley 2103 Harrison Ave PMB 2644 Olympia WA 98502

Telephone: 360-943-8613 Email: [email protected] Website: www.volcanicbikes.com Product/Service: Volcanic Bicycles, Accessories, Components, Parts

2009 IPMBA Conference Exhibitors

Special Thanks To


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Bike Medicine Website: www.purpleextreme.com Product/Service: Bike/Gun Lube, Degreaser

Cane Creek Website: www.canecreek.com Product/Service: Suspension Seatposts

Cateye Electronics Website: www.cateye.com Product/Service: Bicycle Lighting

Cygnus Publications Website: www.cygnuspub.com Product/Service: Law Enforcement Product News and Law Enforcement Technology

Elete Electrolyte Website: www.eletewater.com Product/Service: Elete Electrolyte Add-In

EMS Magazine/EMSResponder.com Website: www.cygnuspub.com Product/Service: EMS Magazine & EMSResponder.com

Ergo the Seat Website: www.thecomfortseat.com Product/Service: “The Seat” ergonomic bike saddle

Eye Safety Systems (ESS) Website: www.esseyepro.com Product/Service: Protective Eyewear

Fox Racing Shox Website: www.foxracingshox.com Product/Service: Fox Racing Shox MTB Suspension

John E. Reid & Associates Website: www.reid.com Product/Service: Street Crimes Seminars

Gator Sports Website: www.gator-sport.com Product/Service: Headgear, Footwear, Gloves, Etc.

Genuine Innovations Website: www.genuineinnovations.com Product/Service: Flat Tire Remedies

Medic Response Health & Safety/FirstAidSuppliesPlus.com Website: www.firstaidsuppliesplus.com Product/Service: One-Stop Training & Public Safety Supply Source

Mountain Racing Products Website: www.mrpbike.com Product/Service: Power Grips, White Bros. Suspension, Pumps

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Website: www.nhtsa.gov Product/Service: Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Programs, Tools, and Resources

Nite Flux Website: www.niteflux.com Product/Service: Cycling Clothes

Olympic Uniforms Website: www.olyuniforms.com Product/Service: Uniforms for Public Safety Cyclists Police Magazine Website: www.policemag.com Product/Service: Police Magazine

Princeton Tech Website: www.princetontec.com Product/Service: Outdoor Recreation Products

ProGold Website: www.progoldmfr.com Product/Service: Lubes

R & B Fabrications Website: www.rbfab.com Product/Service: Panniers and Bags

Rocket Shower Website: www.10nine8.net Product/Service: Rocket Shower Spray Body Wash

Third Eye Mirrors Website: www.thirdeyemirrors.com Product/Service: Bike Mirrors

Todson Website: www.todson.com Product/Service: Allay Saddles, Topeak Racks

World Police & Fire Games Website: www.2009wpfg.ca Product/Service: World Police & Fire Games

Zinn Cycles Website: www.zinncycles.com Product/Service: Bicycles, Accessories, Maintenance Books

2009 Non-Exhibiting IPMBA Conference Sponsors

19th Annual IPMBA Conference Partnering

Agencies & Associations Many thanks to the following agencies for

working together for a successful conference!

Albuquerque Police Department

Albuquerque Police Officers Assn.

Albuquerque Public Schools

Chicano Police Officers Assn.

Los Ranchos Fire Department

New Mexico Sheriffs and Police Assn.


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The Product Showcase & Silent Auction will be on display in the Atrium of the ACC. Bids will be accepted until 5:00pm on Thursday, April 30. Items will be awarded to the highest bidders in the Exhibit Hall at 7:30pm on Thursday and must be paid for and picked up by Saturday at noon. Please be generous with your bids...all proceeds will benefit IPMBA and enhance our ability to offer the very best resources and training programs for public safety cycling.

Product Showcase & Silent Auction

Company Name Item(s) Website E-mail 4BIKE-POLICE.COM Lightman LED Dual Strobe/Helmet/Gloves www.4bike-police.com [email protected]

Bike Medicine Purple Extreme Lube, 4 oz bottles www.purpleextreme.com [email protected]

Bratwear Uniform Items www.bratwear.com [email protected]

Cane Creek Thudbuster Seatpost www.canecreek.com [email protected]

Cateye Electronics CatEye Triple Shot Rechargeable Headlight www.cateye.com [email protected]

Epic Stealth Cam EPIC Stealth Camera www.epicstealthcam.com [email protected]

Ergo the Seat 3 Seats, 2 Sheepskins www.thecomfortseat.com [email protected]

Ergon USA 1 set of Ergonomic Grips www.ergo-bike.com [email protected]

Eye Safety Systems (ESS) ESS Glasses www.esseyepro.com [email protected]

Fox Racing Shox Fox Swag/ 1 Fox Shox Fork www.foxracingshox.com [email protected]

Gator Sports Yosemite Cool Sleeve www.gator-sport.com [email protected]

Genuine Innovations 2 Tire Wallets/Inflators www.genuineinnovations.com [email protected]

John E. Reid & Associates 2 Street Crimes Seminars www.reid.com [email protected]

Jones & Bartlett Publishers Complete Guide to Public Safety Cycling, Community Spanish for LE Field Guide www.jbpub.com [email protected]

Medic Response Health & Safety; FirstAidSuppliesPlus.com JANDD Bike Bags www.medicresponse.com;

www.firstaidsuppliesplus.com [email protected]

Mocean 4 External Vest Carriers www.mocean.net [email protected]

Mountain Racing Products 2 Sets of Power Grips www.mrpbike.com [email protected]

Nite Flux Road Jersey www.niteflux.com [email protected]

Olympic Uniforms Uniform Items www.olyuniforms.com [email protected]

Princeton Tech Headlight and Taillight www.princetontec.com

ProGold Lube, Pens, Bottles www.progoldmfr.com [email protected]

R & B Fabrications R&B Bike Bags www.rbfab.com [email protected]

Skip Maisel's Inc Southwestern Gift www.skip-maisels.com [email protected]

Third Eye Mirrors 2 Third Eye on Lense Mirrors www.thirdeyemirros.com [email protected]

Todson 2 Allay Saddles, 1 Topeak Rack & Bag www.todson.com [email protected]

Trico Sports TricoSports Iron Case www.tricosports.com [email protected]

Zinn Cycles Autographed Zinn & Art of MTB Maintenance Book & DVD www.zinncycles.com [email protected]

United Uniform Uniform Items www.uumfg.com [email protected]

Volcanic Bicycles Volcanic Bike Frame www.volcanicbikes.com [email protected]


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IPMBA and Albuquerque Police Department would like to thank the following companies and organizations for their support of the 19th Annual IPMBA Conference.

Thanks

Bike Medicine Bratwear

Cane Creek Cycling Components Cateye Electronics

Cygnus Publications East Baton Rouge EMS

Elete Electrolyte Epic Stealth Cam

Firehouse Decals and More FirstAidSuppliesPlus.com

Gator Sports Genuine Innovations Hayes Bicycle Group

J.L. Darling John E. Reid Seminars

Journal of Emergency Medical Services Leonard Consulting Group

Mad March Racing Marin Bicycles

Mocean Nite Flux

Police Magazine Princeton Tech

ProGold Lubricants R&B Fabrications

Rocket Shower SAFETEC Swagman

Todson United Uniform

Velo Press Zinn Cycles

City of Albuquerque Albuquerque Police Officers Association

Albuquerque Public Schools Albuquerque Isotopes

Blue Knights Capo's Italian Restaurants

Chicano Police Officers Association Don Mickey Designs Hometown Buffet

JMB Business Services Kaufman’s West Most Fascinating Store in NM!

Kelly’s Brew Pub Los Ranchos Fire Department

Lovelace Health Systems New Mexico Sheriffs and Police Association

Palms Trading Company PODS

Pro-Build Rainbow Ryders

Skip Maisel’s Sport Systems

Subway Target

Two Wheel Drive


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IPMBA’S FINEST


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Bain, Jason, PCI #1046. St. Paul Police Department, St. Paul, MN. Phone: 651-291-1111; E-mail: [email protected]. Jason has been a police officer since 1995, beginning his career in Albuquerque. After five years, he moved back to Minnesota in 2000 where he has since worked for the St. Paul Police Department. He has been on bike patrol since 2002 when he began working in the Downtown Beat unit. He became an IPMBA Instructor in 2007.

Baker, Leon, PCI #896. U.S. Border Patrol, El Paso, TX. Phone: 915-435-1104; E-mail: [email protected]. Agent Baker has been a Border Patrol Agent since 1998 and a Bike Patrol Agent since 2000. He has been a Border Patrol Bike Instructor since 2001, an IPMBA Instructor since 2006, and a Bike Patrol Instructor Trainer for the Border Patrol. Agent Baker is also an FTO with 20 Border Patrol Interns trained full term, and an FTO Instructor for the Border Patrol, training 20 FTOs.

Beck, Kirby, PCI #002T/EMSCI #017T. Coon Rapids Police Department (retired), Coon Rapids, MN. E-mail: [email protected]. Kirby Beck retired after 28 years with Coon Rapids Police Department. An adult cyclist nearly 30 years, he has taught both children and adults to bike safely since about 1980. He has also worked as a consultant with both NHTSA and the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) to train police and safety officials around the US on bicycle safety education and enforcement. One of the original IPMBA Police Cyclist Instructor cadre, Kirby, PCI#002, is also one of IPMBA’s original Instructor Trainers

Blackington, Neil, EMSCI #031. Boston EMS, Boston, MA. Phone: 617-343-1107; E-mail: [email protected]. Neil has been with Boston EMS, a municipal third service public safety agency, for more than 28 years and currently holds the position of Deputy Superintendent of the Emergency Support Services Division. He also serves as a technical advisor to the four season, forty-person, 22 unit bike team that he started more than ten years ago. Neil was certified as an IPMBA Instructor in 2000. He has served on the IPMBA Board of Directors as EMS Coordinator and currently holds the position of Vice President.

Brouwers, Sjef, PCI #917. Police Training Centre Mijkenbroek, Breda, Netherlands. Phone: 0031-76543727; E-mail: [email protected]. Sjef has more than 25 years of experience as a police officer, including 11 as a full-time trainer and eight as a mountain bike instructor. He holds a Master’s Degree in Education. He attended the IPMBA Instructor Course in 2006 and the IPMBA BRRT/STARS Course in 2007. He is a recreational mountain biker and skier, and enjoys running marathons.

Brown, Paul, PCI #638. College Station Police Department, College Station, TX. Phone: 979-764-3600; E-mail: [email protected]. Paul Brown is a 14 year veteran of law enforcement, with over 10 years of police cycling

experience. He is currently assigned to the full time bicycle patrol unit with the College Station Police Department, located in College Station, Texas. Paul has been an IPMBA instructor since 2002, and has since completed the STARS course, BRRT course and the mechanics course. Currently Paul serves as his department’s bicycle training coordinator and has established advanced training techniques with defensive tactics, firearms and slow speed skill development.

Brown, Jeff, PCI #487/EMSCI #064. Dayton Police Department, Dayton, OH. Phone: 937-333-1108; E-mail: [email protected]. Jeff joined the Dayton Police Dept in 1993 and has been assigned to the central business district’s bike patrol unit since 1999. He was certified as a Police Cyclist in 1999 and became an IPMBA Instructor in 2001. He has served on the Industry Relations Committee and the Education Committee, and is currently serving as secretary on the IPMBA Board of Directors.

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 19 years, including 14 years on bike patrol. He enjoys off-road and road riding and has been an IPMBA instructor since 2001. He is currently serving as Treasurer on the IPMBA Board of Directors and is proud to have been a model for the new Complete Guide.

Callihan, Kyle, PCI #908/EMSCI #215. Baton Rouge Police Department, Baton Rouge, LA. Phone: 225-389-3874; E-mail: [email protected]. Kyle attended the IPMBA Police Cyclist Course in 2003, joined IPMBA in 2006, and was certified as an IPMBA Instructor at the 2006 IPMBA Conference in Dayton. He served as liaison to the STARS Course in 2007 as a member of the conference host committee, and attended the NOFATs Course in 2008. Since becoming an IPMBA Instructor, he has taught in five IPMBA Police Cyclist Courses and one IPMBA Security Cyclist Course.

Conwill, Kristopher, PCI #1056. Wooster Police Department, Wooster, OH. Phone: 330-287-5700; E-mail: [email protected]. Kris has been with the Wooster Police Department since 2001 and on bike patrol since 2005. He is currently serving as lead bike instructor and course coordinator for Cuyahoga Community College. He is instructor-certified through OPOTA and a member of the IACP/DuPont Kevlar Survivors Club. He became an IPMBA Instructor in 2007.

Coppola, Don, PCI #1079/EMSCI #216. Baton Rouge Police Department, Baton Rouge, LA. Phone: 225-389-7644; E-mail: [email protected]. Don, a 10-year veteran of the Baton Rouge P.D., is currently assigned to the Downtown Bike Unit and has been on bike patrol for four years. Don is involved with putting on bicycle safety town and community bicycle rides. In his spare time he enjoys mountain biking and road racing.

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Croissant, Ed, PCI #366/EMSCI #086. Tampa Police Department, Tampa, FL. Phone: 813-931-6500; E-mail: [email protected]. Corporal Ed Croissant has been with the Tampa Police Department for 18 years and has been assigned to uniform patrol, COP, Bicycle Patrol and Street Anti Crime. He instructs firearms, WMD, human diversity, police cycling and general police topics. He is an Adjunct Professor at Hillsborough Community College, Tampa, teaching its Homeland Security Program. He is a member of ILEETA, IPMBA, and the Intl Assn for Counterterrorism and Security Professionals. He holds a B.A. in Criminology from Saint Leo College and a M.A. in Homeland Security from American Military University.

DeBerry, Andrew, PCI #667/EMSCI #8181. Denton Police Department, Denton, TX. Phone: 940-349-8181; E-mail: [email protected]. Andy began his career in law enforcement in 1993 with the Denton County, Texas, Sheriffs office. In 1998, Andy moved to the City of Denton Police Department, and 2000, became a Bike Officer. He normally leads his shift with activity and arrests while on bike. In 2000, Andy was recognized by the IOOF as Officer of the Year, and in 2008, he was recognized as Denton’s Patrol Officer of the Year, both for his work on bike. Andy worked to help implement bike specific districts in Denton and continues to dedicate his work to Bike Patrol.

Dillon, Doug, PCI #492. Houston Police Dept., Houston, TX. Phone: 713-731-5126; E-mail: [email protected]. Doug is a 14-year veteran of the Houston Police Department. He has thirteen 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. He has assisted with the MOCC since 2004.

Edwards, Dwight, EMSCI #096/PCI #1117. Cabell County EMS, Huntington, WV. Phone: 304-526-9797; E-mail: [email protected]. Dwight has been a paramedic for 16 years and has been in Fire/EMS for 20 years. He helped create the Cabell County EMS Bike Team in 1999 and has been on bike duty since 2000. He was IPMBA-certified in 2002, became an IPMBA EMSC Instructor in 2003 and a PCI in 2008. He has taken both the IPMBA Public Safety Cyclist II and Maintenance Officer Courses.

Elliott, Scott, PCI #915/EMSCI #198. Niagara Regional Police Service, St. Catharines, ON, Canada. Phone: 905-688-4111 x 3414; E-mail: [email protected]. Scott is a member of the St. Catharines Cycling Club and has been racing triathlons, mountain bikes and road bikes for over ten years. He is also active in mountain bike instructional camps and bike rodeos. Scott has been a police officer for 22 years and on bicycle patrol for eight years. He is currently assigned to the Service’s Training Unit where he is a Use of Force Instructor, Fitness Appraiser and the Bicycle Patrol Training Coordinator.

Englert, James, PCI #1081. Arapahoe County Sheriffs Office, Centennial, CO. Phone: 303-795-4711; E-mail: [email protected]. James has been with the Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office for 10 years. For the past 3 years, he has been assigned to the Community Resource Bureau and works in a high school as the School Resource Officer. He was certified as an IPMBA Instructor in 2008 and holds instructor certifications in arrest control and Intoxilyizer. James has been racing road and mountain bikes for over 16 years. He is classified as a Cat 2 road racer in the U.S.C.F. and A.C.A. and he has raced as an Expert in mountain biking.

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 as conference coordinator on the IPMBA Board of Directors. He is an Infrastructure Security specialist in the UWPD Planning and Development Division.

Fish, Jim, EMSCI #125. Washington Township Fire Department, Dublin, OH. Phone: 614-889-2347; E-mail: [email protected]. Jim has been with the Washington Township Fire Department for 20 years and has been on the bike unit for six years. He has been an IPMBA-certified EMS Cyclist since March 2003. He completed the IPMBA Maintenance Officer Certification Course at the 2003 IPMBA Conference and was certified as an IPMBA EMS Cyclist Instructor at the 2004 IPMBA Conference in San Antonio.

Ganzel, Dan, PCI #097. Palm Beach County Sheriffs Office, W. Palm Beach, FL. Phone: 561-493-2840; E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]. Dan has been a Deputy Sheriff for 26 years, and of that time has been in the bicycle unit for 16 years. In 1994 he became an IPMBA Instructor. He has taught at several conferences as a PC instructor and also is one of the instructors for his department. He has been a workshop instructor, facilitating “Bicycles Rodeos From A to Z”, and “Bicycle Safety and the Middle Schooler,” among others. He conducts bicycle safety education and rodeos throughout Palm Beach County.

Gonzales, Artie, PCI #141. Topeka Police Department (retired), Topeka, KS. E-mail: [email protected]. In 2006, Artie retired from the Topeka Police Department, after serving for 36 years. He spent the last 13 years of his career in the bike unit as a Police Cyclist Instructor and a Firearms Instructor. He has attended every conference since 1994. Artie has instructed firearms for the Public Safety Cyclist II course since it began, has assisted with the Firearms workshop, and continues to instruct firearms courses throughout the country. Since his retirement, Mr. Artie enjoys much quality time with Hoochie I & Hoochie II, his road bike and mountain bike.



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Hamblin, Lou Ann, PCI #306/EMSCI #062. Sumpter Township Police, Belleville, MI. Phone: 734-260-2975; E-mail: [email protected]. Lou Ann is a firearms, defensive tactics, and IPMBA Instructor. She has been in law enforcement since 1990 and holds a BA in Criminal Justice Admin and a Masters in Human Performance Technology and Instructional Design. She is a Team One Network adjunct instructor and Master Pistol Instructor. Lou Ann has authored several articles about firearms training for various law enforcement magazines, as well as the firearms chapter of the Complete Guide to Public Safety Cycling, 2nd Edition. She serves on the PoliceOne.com and PoliceMarksman Association advisory boards and the IALEFI board of directors. She is a consultant and presenter with Calibre Press’ Street Survival Seminars.

Hamelink, Tommy, PCI #865. Politie Haaglanden, The Hague, Netherlands. Phone: 0031-0900-8844; E-mail: [email protected]. Tommy is the founder of the Politie Haaglanden bike patrol unit. He attended the Police Cyclist Course in York, England, in February 2005, completed the IPMBA STARS course in April, and was certified as an IPMBA Instructor in June 2005. He has five years experience with the riot squad. He teaches bike courses and advanced training such as SAR, crowd management, and tactical fighting skills. Tommy also maintains www.bikepatrol.nl, dedicated to bike units in the Netherlands and in Europe, and organized the first National Bike Study Day in the Netherlands in 2004, which has become an annual event.

Hanke, John, PCI #424/EMSCI #157. Joliet Police Department, Joliet, IL. Phone: 815-724-3124; E-mail: [email protected]. John Hanke is the Crime Prevention Officer for the Joliet Police Department and has over 36 years experience riding BMX, mountain and road bikes. He is an IPMBA certified Police & EMS Cyclist Instructor and bike mechanic. He has attended the Bicycle Rapid Response and the NHTSA Community Bicycle Safety Instructor courses. John has conducted numerous bike rodeos and bike safety presentations. John maintains 90 bikes and 150 certifications for his Bike Patrol Unit. John is also a retired Army First Sergeant where he spent most of his career assigned to an academy. He coordinates the IL COPS (Concerns of Police Survivors) Cycle Across Illinois, a fundraising ride that benefits the families of fallen officers.

Harris, Tom, EMSCI #030/PCI #861. East Baton Rouge EMS, Baton Rouge, LA. Phone: 225-389-5155; E-mail: [email protected]. Tom has been a paramedic since 1985 and has more than 38 years military and law enforcement experience. He has been an instructor for Louisiana Tactical EMS since 1995. He is currently the Tactical Facilitator for EBR EMS, providing law enforcement agencies from the local to the federal level with TOMS support. He is the Security Forces Manager, Air Force Reserve. He is retired from active duty with the U.S. Air Force and is a reserve deputy for Livingston Parish Sheriffs

Department. He coordinated the 2007 IPMBA Conference, the first to be hosted by an EMS agency.

Hatcher, Robert, PCI #629/EMSCI #103. Delaware Police Department, Delaware, OH. Phone: 740-203-1100; 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 coordinator and lead bicycle instructor.

Hildebrand, David, PCI #404T/EMSCI #118T. Denton Police Department, Denton, TX. Phone: 940-349-7987; E-mail: [email protected]. David has been on bike patrol since 1996. He was a founding member of his department’s full-time bike unit and served on it from 1999-2001. He currently instructs in a variety of topics, including bike patrol, firearms, defensive tactics, and Rape Aggression Defense (RAD) Systems. David has taught on an international scale in the United Kingdom and Mexico. He is an Instructor Trainer and serves on the IPMBA Board, currently as the President.

Hogancamp, Bernard, PCI #498. Homewood Police Department, Homewood, IL. Phone: 708-206-3431; E-mail: [email protected]. Sgt. Hogancamp is a 28 year veteran with the Homewood Police Dept., having served in many positions, including field training officer, in-house instructor, tactical officer, detective, detective supervisor, tactical supervisor and training coordinator. He became a certified Police Cyclist in 1993 and a PCI in 2001, at the conference in Cincinnati. He has been a conference instructor since 2003, teaches a variety of subjects for Northeast Multi-Regional Training (NEMRT), and has instructed at the ILEETA conference. He currently serves on the IPMBA Board as the Membership Director.

Holte, Tony, PCI #1035. St. Paul Police Department, St. Paul, MN. Phone: 651-291-1111; E-mail: [email protected].

Hudspeth, Mike, EMSCI #131. Guilford County EMS, Greensboro, NC. Phone: 336-641-6575; E-mail: [email protected]. Mike Hudspeth, EMT-P, is a Captain with Guilford County Emergency Services in Greensboro, North Carolina. He has been involved in Emergency Services since 1995 and began his career with Guilford County in 1999. Mike has also served as the team leader of BERT (Bicycle Emergency Response Team) since the spring of 2000. The team consists of 28 members and works a part-time schedule of 110 events annually.

Johnston, Mike, PCI #107. Utah’s Hogle Zoo, Salt Lake City, UT. Phone: 801-584-1736; 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.



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Lane, Matt, EMSCI #193. Guilford County EMS, Greensboro, NC. Phone: 336-641-6575; E-mail: [email protected]. Matt Lane, NREMTP, is a Paramedic with Guilford County Emergency Services in Greensboro, NC. He has been in Emergency Services since 2000. Matt is currently the assistant team leader for BERT (Bicycle Emergency Response Team) and oversees the training aspect of the team. BERT consists of 28 members working a part time schedule of 110 events annually.

May, Monte, PCI #262T/EMSCI #009T. Kansas City Police Department, Kansas City, MO. Phone: 816-234-5510; E-mail: [email protected]. Monte was certified as an IPMBA instructor in 1999 and achieved instructor-trainer status in 2002. He was actively involved with the bike unit from 1995-2004 as a member of the bike patrol and the community action team. He served on the IPMBA Board of Directors from 2001-2006 as Industry Liaison and President. As Industry Liaison, he formalized the Industry Relations Committee, developed the Annual Product Guide, helped develop the Corporate Membership program, and consulted with vendors on public safety cyclist product development. He currently holds the rank of sergeant.

McLaughlin, Gary, PCI #005T. Sacramento Police Dept. - Metro Bikes, 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, STARS, and NOFATs courses. He is a past member of IPMBA’s Board of Directors.

Noftz, Steve, PCI #593/EMSCI #184. Ohio University Police Department, Athens, OH. Phone: 740-593-1911; E-mail: [email protected]. Lt. Noftz has been a police officer for 23 years and a CIT officer for seven years. He was selected as a “CIT Officer of the Year” in 2004 for the State of Ohio by the National Alliance on Mental Illness and, as one of the CIT Coordinators for Athens County, was honored when Athens County received the 2008 “CIT Community of the Year” award at the 2008 NAMI Conference. Steve has been a public safety cyclist for eight years and an IPMBA Instuctor for seven years, having provided instruction at six IPMBA International Conferences.

Okada, Ranceford, PCI #246. Westminster Police Department (Retired), Westminster, CO. Phone: 303-658-4281; E-mail: [email protected]. Rance joined the Westminster Police Department in 1980 and retired in 2008 after 28 years of service. He has been a firearms instructor since 1984 and has earned the distinctions of Master Firearms Instructor and Colorado POST Firearms Instructor. He became a bike officer in 1994 and was certified as an IPMBA Instructor in 1997. He earned

awards as Top Shooter and Top Academic grade in his 1980 academy class, and has been awarded the Medal of Valor, Meritorious Service Medal, and the Purple Heart. He retired from the US Army Reserve with the rank of Colonel.

Petereit, Kenneth, PCI #649. College Station Police Department, College Station, TX. Phone: 979-764-3600; E-mail: [email protected]. Officer Ken Petereit is a full-time Police Cyclist for the College Station Police Department in College Station, Texas. He has been a Police Officer since 1997 and a bike officer since 2001. Ken has been the bicycle coordinator for his department, is a Police Cyclist Instructor and has graduated from both the IPMBA Mechanic Officer Certification Course and United Bicycle Institute.

Richardson, T.J., PCI #139T/EMSCI #010T. San Antonio Police Department (retired), San Antonio, 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 served on the IPMBA Board in several roles, including president. He was host coordinator for the IPMBA Conference in 1994 and 2004.

Robertson, Naipo, PCI #848. Univ. of Texas at El Paso Police Department, El Paso, TX. Phone: 915-747-6636; E-mail: [email protected]. Naipo has been a member of the full-time University Police Bike Patrol Program since 2001 and obtained his instructor certifcation in 2005. He completed the Maintenance Officer Course during the 2007 IPMBA Conference in Baton Rouge. Currently, Naipo oversees the daily operations and training of the Bike Patrol Program and coordinates with local student and civic groups to promote cycling.

Roy, Jim, PCI #175. Topeka Police Department (retired), Topeka, KS. E-mail: [email protected]. J.R. was a police officer for 28 years, including six as a bike officer and four as bike unit supervisor. He retired from the Topeka PD in December 2007. He graduated from IPMBA's first Maintenance Officer Certification Course as well as the Barnett Bicycle Institute for Mechanics. He has been a certified IPMBA instructor for 12 years. He has attended the last 13 IPMBA conferences and was mountain bike competition team champion in 1998, 2000, and 2002.

Satlow, Michael, PCI #769. Jerusalem District Police Dept., Jerusalem, Israel. Phone: 972-2-539-1234; E-mail: [email protected]. Mike Satlow served as a combat medic in the Israel Defence Forces starting with compusory service in 1972-73, reserve duty 1973-1993, active duty in Yom Kippur War (1973) and Lebanon War (1982-84). In 1995 he volunteered as an auxiliary officer in the Israel Civil Guard/Israel Police. Since 2000 he has been on bike patrol.



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Sprangers, Corne, PCI #952. Police Training Centre Mijkenbroek, Breda, Netherlands. Phone: 0031-76543727; E-mail: [email protected]. Corne has more than 28 years of experience as a police officer, including eight as a full-time trainer and seven as a mountain bike instructor. He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Education. He attended the IPMBA Instructor Course in 2006 and the IPMBA BRRT/STARS Course in 2007. He is a recreational mountain biker and semi-professional road bike racer.

Summers, Charlie, PCI #512. Illinois State U. Police Dept., Normal, IL. Phone: 309-438-8227; E-mail: [email protected]. Charlie has been with the University Bike Patrol for eight years and has been the unit coordinator for the past seven. He has attended the past seven IPMBA Conferences. He conducts bicycle safety and maintenance courses in his community, and is also a state-certified Firearms Instructor. He is currently serving on the IPMBA Board as Industry Liaison.

Tanner, Tom, PCI #232/EMSCI #088. Ann Arbor Police Department, Ann Arbor, MI. E-mail: [email protected]. Tom is a 25 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 thirteen 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 17-year veteran of the Boulder Police Department and has a total of 14 years assigned to bike patrol. His collateral duties include Police Training Officer, Defensive Tactics Instructor, and Police Bike Instructor. Mitch holds IPMBA Instructor Trainer certification #244T and serves on the IPMBA Board as Education Director. He volunteers for local bike events and engages in cyclocross and singlespeed mountain biking.

Trussell, William, PCI #1023. University of Southern Mississippi Police Dept., Hattiesburg, MS. Phone: 601-266-4986; E-mail: [email protected]. Officer Trussell has 15 years experience in Law Enforcement with the last 7 years being committed to Special Weapons and Tactics. William is a 18 year veteran Martial Artist in two separate disciplines. He has been his department’s training officer for the last 3.5 years and is responsible for keeping the agency personnel certified in Defensive Tactics, Oleoresin Capsicum Spray, and IPMBA. He is a registered Instructor for the State of Mississippi, teaching at two academies. William is also a registered Instructor for the Department of Justice, and Mississippi Homeland Security.

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 Strength & 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. She has worked the street since 1998. Kathy is currently writing a fitness and nutrition column for Law and Order magazine.

Washington, John, PCI #461T/EMSCI #037T. Univ. of Penn. Police Dept., Philadelphia, PA. Phone: 215-898-9003; E-mail: [email protected]. Lieut. Washington has been with his agency’s bike unit since 1991 and currently commands a 32 officer bike patrol unit. He has taught extensively in the fire service for 25 years and with IPMBA since 1997 in the Police, EMS and Security Cyclist programs. An Instructor Trainer, he has taught at IPMBA Conferences on five previous occasions and is a member of the Education Committee. He has helped train officers from Argentina, Australia, Denmark, Israel, and Scotland.

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 30 years at Denton P.D. He 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.

Zingarelli, Marc, EMSCI #179. Circleville Fire Department, Circleville, OH. Phone: 740-474-3333; E-mail: [email protected]. Marc is the founder of the Circleville Fire Department Bike Patrol, which frequently finds its members partnered with Police and Sheriff Bike Patrol Officers. He is a state certified EMS instructor, a life member of the Adventure Cycling Association and when he is not recovering from injuries, is always looking for an excuse to get on a bike. He currently serves as EMS Coordinator on the IPMBA Board of Directors.


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Breitenstein, Michael. NIOSH, Cincinnati, OH. Phone: 513-533-8210; E-mail: [email protected]. Michael has been with the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) since 1985. He has been doing reproductive assessment work since 1993. He has been traveling the last eight years working with police officers, helping them to understand the health relationship between the officer and the bicycle.

Manson, Thomas. Police Technical, LLC,

Terre Haute, IN. Phone: 812 232 4200; E-mail: [email protected]. Thomas Manson is the Technology Editor for LAW and ORDER and the owner of Police Technical LLC. He writes extensively in the areas of technology and law enforcement. Mr. Manson speaks 50 weeks a year at public safety conferences, including IACP (International Association of Chiefs of Police), CALEA (Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies), ILEETA (International Law Enforcement Educators and Trainers Association). Mr. Manson has degrees from: Wichita State University (Master of Arts, 1996) and Indiana State University (Bachelor of Science, 1993). He began his law enforcement career with the United States Border Patrol in South Texas.

Paradowski, Andy. Hayes Bicycle Group, Mequon, WI. Phone: 262-

238-4392; E-mail: [email protected]. Andy Paradowski has over 12 years of experience in the Bicycle Industry, working in various roles including service, retail management, and Customer Service/Technical Support. He currently manages Hayes Bicycle Group’s Technical Support and Warranty department. Andy is an experienced presenter in the field of bicycle disc brakes and suspension.

Schrader, Ph.D., 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 and Health. He has conducted research on workplace conditions as they relate to male and female reproductive health for 25 years, including federally funded research of bike officers for eight years. He holds a Ph.D. in Reproductive Physiology and has published more than 200 abstracts and manuscripts.

Schurr, Tim. E-mail: [email protected]. Tim Schurr offers a unique perspective of the bicycle industry from over twenty 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 has more than five years experience teaching at United Bicycle Institute, has taught at the IPMBA conference since 2004, and has attended three conferences as an industry representative. He currently owns a bike shop in Ashland, Oregon.

March, Shaums. Mad March Racing, Louisville, KY. www.madmarchracing.com. Shaums March founded Mad March Racing in 1998 with one simple goal: to provide the best hands-on mountain bike instruction available. For 10 years, Mad

March Racing has improved the skills of camp participants and developed a few into National Champions along the way, including 2007 World Masters Downhill Champion Bryon Enns and two-time U.S. National Champion Duncan Riffle. Mad March Racing is sponsored by Marin Bikes, which for the first time will have a booth at the IPMBA Conference. Marin will be presenting their 2009 line of bicycles for public safety use and is eager to elicit input from IPMBA members. Aside from providing bikes to regional law enforcement agencies, Marin also provides product to special user groups such as the Golden Gate Bridge District’s bicycle patrol.

Shaums starting competing in BMX races at age 12, but as a teenager, he switched to mountain biking. In 1996, he was crowned California State Champion, and in 1998, he finished fourth place in the X Games Downhill event. Later that year, Shaums won the NORBA Downhill event in Breckenridge, Colorado, his first victory as a pro in the prestigious National Mountain Bike Series.

He was the fastest North American at the 2003 World Downhill Championships, and finished second overall in 2004’s BC Cup series. His versatile skills took him not only to World Cup, but also to innovative freeride events like Red Bull Rampage and Red Bull Bike Battle, where he earned third place.

Shaums will share his amazing skills with participants in the Introduction to Off-Road Riding and Intermediate Off-Road Riding workshops. Shaums has been described as “one of the most gifted riders in the game,” “always the most popular racer on the course,” and “one of the greatest assets to mountain biking.” He’s also renowned as one of the best coaches the sport has ever seen.

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I n order to obtain an official Certificate of Attendance for the 19th Annual IPMBA Conference, you must attend at least two workshops on both Thursday and Friday, unless you are attending one of the all-day

sessions. Please have the instructor of each workshop you attend initial and date the corresponding workshop below. (If there are no initials, credit will not be given to you for that workshop.)

Please rate each workshop that you attended. (“1” = poor and “5” = excellent)

Date Initials Workshop Title Rating

Keeping an EYE on You 1 2 3 4 5

Manitou Suspension Tech Clinic 1 2 3 4 5

Need of the Knees 1 2 3 4 5

NHTSA Community Bicycle Safety &

Enforcement 1 2 3 4 5

Occupational Safety & Health Roundtable 1 2 3 4 5

PCI to EMSCI Transition Course 1 2 3 4 5

Periodization Training 1 2 3 4 5

Physical & Medical Assessment for Bike

Patrol 1 2 3 4 5

PowerPoint for Public Safety 1 2 3 4 5

Public Relations Outreach for Bike Teams 1 2 3 4 5

Scenario-Based Training Safety &

Administration 1 2 3 4 5

Secret of the Rubber Chicken 1 2 3 4 5

Sign-Cutting: The Art of Tracking 1 2 3 4 5

Size Doesn't Matter: 29ers for Public Safety 1 2 3 4 5

Slow Speed Skills 1 2 3 4 5

Stealth Tactics for Bike Patrol 1 2 3 4 5

Suspect Contact & Apprehension 1 2 3 4 5

Tour de ITK 1 2 3 4 5

Training Should be Fun! 1 2 3 4 5

Workplace Solution 1 2 3 4 5 Youth Bicycle Education 1 2 3 4 5

Introduction to Off-Road Riding 1 2 3 4 5

Introduction to Maintenance 1 2 3 4 5

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Date Initials Workshop Title Rating Active Shooter Response 1 2 3 4 5 Administrative Issues of a Bike Unit 1 2 3 4 5 Advanced Off-Road Riding 1 2 3 4 5 Bicycle Rodeos: A to Z 1 2 3 4 5

Bikes Against Terror: The Israeli

Experience 1 2 3 4 5

Breaking the Barrier: Spanish for Police

Cyclists 1 2 3 4 5 Building a Bicycle Training Obstacle Course 1 2 3 4 5

Campus Roundtable 1 2 3 4 5

Conquering the Fear of Stairs 1 2 3 4 5 Continuous & In-Service Training 1 2 3 4 5

Crash/Bang: Firearms for Bike Officers 1 2 3 4 5 Critical Incident Response 1 2 3 4 5 Drug Identification & Enforcement 1 2 3 4 5

Dutch Arrest Tactics & Crowd Management

Techniques 1 2 3 4 5

Dutch Bicycle Handling Skills 1 2 3 4 5 EMS Roundtable 1 2 3 4 5

EMS Scene Safety 1 2 3 4 5 EMSCI to PCI Transition Course 1 2 3 4 5 Enchanting Albuquerque Ride 1 2 3 4 5

Fix or Have it Fixed? 1 2 3 4 5

Fundamentals of Public Contact for Police

Cyclists 1 2 3 4 5 Get to Know Your Heart Rate Monitor 1 2 3 4 5

Grant Writing: 12 Cardinal Rules of the

Road 1 2 3 4 5 Hayes Disc Brake Clinic 1 2 3 4 5 Intermediate Off-Road Riding 1 2 3 4 5


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Police Department Private EMS provider Fire Department University P.D. Hospital Security Private Security Other: ____________________________

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How would you like to receive your registration materials?

Via regular mail Via email Download from the website

How do you prefer to register? Online with a credit card Via fax with a credit card or purchase order Via mail with a check

Is this your first conference? Yes No

If not, which of the following recent IPMBA conferences have you attended?

San Antonio ‘04 Scottsdale ‘05 Dayton ‘06 Baton Rouge ‘07 Indianapolis ‘08

Do you plan to attend the 20th Annual IPMBA Conference in Chesterfield-St. Louis, Missouri, May 1-8, 2010? Yes No

How did you transport your bike? I shipped my bike. I brought my bike on the airplane with me. I transported my bike with me by auto.

What is the primary reason you attend/attended the IPMBA Conference?

Pre-Conference Course Classroom Workshops Networking On-bike Workshops Competition Vendors Other: _____________________________

How did the economic situation affect your attendance? (Check all that apply)

Not at all I had to pay my own way I had to come on my own time I came alone, not with other team members Other: _____________________________

Did you bring any family members? Spouse Child(ren) Ages: __________

Did they participate in the Family Fun Ride? Yes No

If you took the optional tour to Santa Fe, did you:

Take the walking tour Take the biking tour with my own bike Take the biking tour with a rental bike I did not take it.

What type of post-conference tours interest you?

City tour Cycling tour Not interested I would not be able to stay

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Would you be interested in attending an all-day clinic offered by Shaums March?

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Using a scale from 1-5 (5 is the highest rating), please rate the following: Pre-Con Course (if applicable) 1 2 3 4 5 Workshop Variety 1 2 3 4 5 Workshop Length 1 2 3 4 5 Quality of Instructors 1 2 3 4 5 Quality of Content 1 2 3 4 5 Hospitality of Host Agency 1 2 3 4 5 Organization of Events 1 2 3 4 5 Conference Program 1 2 3 4 5 Social Activities 1 2 3 4 5 Host Hotel 1 2 3 4 5 Host City 1 2 3 4 5 Off-Road Opportunities 1 2 3 4 5 Quality of Vendors 1 2 3 4 5 Variety of Vendors 1 2 3 4 5 Exhibit Hours 1 2 3 4 5 Convention Center 1 2 3 4 5

What is the ideal length for a pre-con course? Two days Three days Four days Five days

What kind of pre-conference training interests you and your department? ________________________________________

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What workshop topics interest you and your department? ________________________________________

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How likely would you be to attend a conference in each of the following locations? Please rate. One = not at all likely; Five = very likely

Scottsdale AZ 1 2 3 4 5 Spokane WA 1 2 3 4 5 Hartford CT 1 2 3 4 5 Richmond VA 1 2 3 4 5 St. Paul MN 1 2 3 4 5 Cincinnati OH 1 2 3 4 5 Nashville TN 1 2 3 4 5 Other 1 2 3 4 5

_____________________________________ VENDOR INFORMATION SECTION If you would like additional information on products offered by any conference vendors, please check the appropriate box (es) below. Name:__________________________________

Department:______________________________

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Complete and return to the Command Center by Friday, May 1, at 2:00pm in order to be eligible to win a free registration to the 2010 IPMBA Conference in Chesterfield-St. Louis. Only one drawing entry per participant — no dupes or incomplete surveys accepted! Prize drawings will take place at the post-competition dinner and awards ceremony.

Name: _____________________________________ Department: __________________________________________ Email Address: _____________________________ Dept. Address: ________________________________________

Prize Drawing will take place at the Post-Competition Dinner on Friday, May 1. You need not be present to win.

4Bike-Police.com Bratwear Bushnell/Uncle Mike’s Cycle Siren Epic Stealth Cam Ergon USA Hayes Bicycle Group Jones & Bartlett

Marin Bicycles Mocean NIOSH NiteRider Police Technical Trico Sports United Uniform Volcanic Bicycles


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IPMBA is seeking to gauge interest in public safety cycling topics that could be provided by IPMBA instructors beyond the Police/EMS/Security Cyclist Certification class. Please indicate whether you are currently a public safety cyclist or IPMBA Instructor (or other interested party) and then select any and all topics that interest you. I am a: Public Safety Cyclist Police/EMS/Security Cyclist Instructor (circle)

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I would like IPMBA to consider developing the following training module(s) for delivery by IPMBA Instructors (check all that apply):

Slow Speed Skills/Cone Courses Basic Course Refresher Police EMS Security Basic Bike Maintenance Scenario Class Police EMS Security Urban Obstacles Skill Development (curbs, stairs, etc.) Off-road skills EMS Equipment Update and Familiarization Drug/Stealth Operations Firearms Community Education (Commuter Safety, Adult Cyclists, Child Safety, etc) Other Suggestions:______________________________________________________________________

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20th Annual IPMBA Conference CALL FOR INSTRUCTORS

T he 20th Annual IPMBA Conference will be held May 1-8, 2010, in Chesterfield-St. Louis, Missouri. Pre-conference courses will be scheduled May 1-5, and the conference workshops will take place

May 6-8. If you are an active, IPMBA-certified instructor and are interested in teaching at the conference or pre-conference, you must submit a letter of interest and resume outlining your bicycling, work, and teaching experience to the Education Committee for consideration. Please include non-bicycling-related expertise and/or instructor certifications. List all past IPMBA conferences for which you have instructed and/or attended, including a list of workshops for which you have been lead or co-instructor. Also include the number of PC/EMSC/SC classes you have conducted and/or the number of PC/EMSC/SC students you have instructed. Instructors will be selected for the pre-conference training courses as well as the core conference workshops. Be sure to indicate which course you would like to teach and/or the workshops you would like to present. (Refer to this program for a list of typical workshops.) Specify whether you are available for the pre-conference, conference, or both. Please email to [email protected] and [email protected] Deadline: July 31, 2009. If you wish to teach at the conference or pre-conference you must submit a letter of interest and resume, even if you have done so in the past. No exceptions!

2010 Conference Workshop Call for Proposals IPMBA is seeking workshops for the 20th Annual IPMBA Conference in Chesterfield-St. Louis, Missouri! 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 can be 1.25 hours, 2.75 hours, or 4.25 hours in length.

It’s easy – just follow these steps!

STEP ONE: Contact IPMBA HQ at [email protected] or 410-744-2400. Ask for a set of workshop proposal specifications. STEP TWO: Select a Topic. Stop hoarding your in-service training ideas. STEP THREE: Write your Proposal. Follow the guidelines carefully. STEP FOUR: Submit your proposal to IPMBA HQ by July 31, 2009. If you would also like to be considered for the pre-conference and/or as a full conference instructor, be sure to include a cover letter and resume as indicated in the above “Call for Instructors.” Submitting a workshop does not guarantee acceptance as a full conference instructor, but it can help in the decision-making process. STEP FIVE: You will be notified of the Education Committee’s decision in early fall. Note about Repeat Workshops: Even if your workshop has been offered at past conferences, you must still submit the workshop proposal form. Past inclusion does not guarantee future acceptance.

20th Annual I P M B A

Conference May 1-8, 2010

Chesterfield/St. Louis, MO

Ahead of the curve for 20

years – economically

smart, community oriented, and

good for the environment, too.


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BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT David Hildebrand (’09) Denton PD 940-349-7987 [email protected]

VICE PRESIDENT Neil Blackington (’10) Boston EMS 617-343-1107 [email protected] SECRETARY Jeff Brown (’11) Dayton PD 937-333-1108 [email protected]

TREASURER Ron Burkitt (’09) Hilliard PD 614-921-7269 [email protected]

EDUCATION DIRECTOR Mitch Trujillo (’09) Boulder PD 303-441-4488 x02744 [email protected]

CONFERENCE COORDINATOR Kurt Feavel (’10) UW Madison PD 608-262-4520 [email protected]

INDUSTRY LIAISON Charlie Summers (’10) Illinois State University PD 309-275-8735 [email protected]

EMS COORDINATOR Marc Zingarelli (’11) Circleville FD 740-474-3333 [email protected]

MEMBERSHIP COORDINATOR Bernie Hogancamp (’11) Homewood PD 708-206-3431 [email protected]

Documents

International Police Mountain Bike Association — …ipmba.org/images/uploads/2009_Conference_HandoutsWeb.pdfElba D. Acuna and family would like to thank the staff of Methodist Healthcare