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According to the book description of
The Training Log Book, “This hardcover log book has space for over 50 training events to be
recorded in great detail. The book also features over 25 collected essays from some of the top Instructors in the world on
the topic of training. These essays contain valuable information for those interested in, attending or evaluating a training
course or their own training regimen. With spaces for all of the important data you should record for any defensive or tactical
training event including Instructor, Location, Dates, Topics Covered, Classmate Contact Information and Equipment Used. There
is also a full page space available for notes, diagrams or pictures from each event recorded. Training events that can be
recorded are almost limitless, including firearms courses, martial arts training, trade events attended, training conferences,
private practice sessions and even related books or videos purchased and watched. The Training Log Book will become a cherished
record or your training and development.”
About the San
Miguel County Sheriff’s Office The San Miguel County Sheriff’s Office is a full-service law enforcement agency that provides
patrol, investigative and correctional services. Additionally, they provide a number of specialized services
such as county-wide dispatch, search and rescue and reserve deputy sheriff program.
According to the San Miguel County
Sheriff’s Office, “The Communications and Corrections section provide for security and care of inmates in the
Sheriffs Office modern 34 bed detention facility. It is staffed by 4 Certified Colorado Peace Officers and 11 Communications
and Corrections Specialist deputies (CCS). The deputies assigned to this section also provide 24 hour emergency communications
for the entire county. They dispatch for 1 police department, 2 fire departments, 1 ambulance crews, two medical clinics and
the Sheriff's Office.
The San Miguel County Search and Rescue
covers approximately 1200 square mile ranging from high desert at an altitude of 5,000 ft to high alpine at an altitude in
excess of 14,000 ft. SAR covers everything from lost hikers, technical rock rescues helicopter extractions, and avalanche
rescues.”
The Reserve Deputy Sheriff Program
is a volunteer organization of individuals who provide the Sheriff’s Office with additional law enforcement resources
to better serve the citizens of San Miguel. A Reserve Deputy Sheriff has peace officer powers while on duty, in accordance
with the laws of the State of Colorado. The Sheriff has a role as the executive branch of the District and County Courts,
and is required by law to serve civil and criminal process and to execute writs and orders from these courts.”
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