2026 PULSE Virtual Public Safety Innovation Forum
“Where the future of public safety comes into focus."
This isn't continuing education for its own sake. The topics covered in the 2026 virtual IPICD PULSE Public Safety Innovation Forum directly correspond to the incidents that end careers, trigger federal investigations, and make national news. The landscape of public safety is changing faster than ever and YOU and your agency need to be ready.
Public safety agencies are operating under conditions that didn't exist five years ago: compressed decision timelines, expanded documentation expectations, and an evidentiary environment where reasonableness is reconstructed frame-by-frame. The IPICD PULSE Public Safety Innovation Forum convenes the practitioners, attorneys, and subject matter experts working at the intersection of these shifts. Attendees leave with the frameworks their peers are already using to make defensible decisions in real time. The time you should build this into your environment was yesterday.
The 2026 IPICD Virtual Pulse Forum is structured across four, four-hour modular sessions, each dedicated to a critical domain of contemporary law enforcement practice. All sessions will be recorded and available to PULSE Forum graduates through December 31, 2026. (Individual sessions can be enrolled in separately.)
Daily: A new product demonstration of emerging public safety technology.
Session 1: SafeWrap Restraint and Research Findings (scientifically-proven alternative to prone restraint)
Session 2: Legal and Scientific Updates including the legal landmines of AI-generated incident reports — capabilities, limitations, and legal risk; G.L.O.V.E. scientific research findings.
Session 3: Human Factors Incident Awareness Certification (How human factors often impact force incident analysis and awareness, including causation).
Session 4: Enhancing Training with Technology (includes exclusive IPICD Lesson Plan Generator and technology-assisted video animation creation for academy and in-service training.
Session topics and presenters, click HERE.
As you can see, the PULSE: Public Safety Innovation Forum, is a cutting-edge virtual event built for law enforcement officers and agency leaders who refuse to fall behind. No travel. No hotel costs. No per diem costs. Just the most relevant training, technology, and legal updates delivered directly to your screen. This forum exists because the gap between what departments train and what officers encounter in the field has consequences — for the public, for officers, and for the institutions they serve.
Tuition:
Early bird pricing (ends September 30, 2026): $470 per person; IPICD members: $420.
Standard tuition (October 1-October 30, 2026): $595 for the first person from your agency; $495 for additional people from your agency. IPICD members: $545.
Individual session tuition: $225 per person.
Late registration (after October 30, 2026). $695 per person.
Tuition includes: Instruction, digital handbook, Human Factors Incident Analyst certificate, no cost access to the IPICD Lesson Plan generator through December 31, 2026, and attendance certificate.
This isn't continuing education for its own sake. The topics covered in the 2026 virtual IPICD PULSE Public Safety Innovation Forum directly correspond to the incidents that end careers, trigger federal investigations, and make national news. The landscape of public safety is changing faster than ever and YOU and your agency need to be ready.
Public safety agencies are operating under conditions that didn't exist five years ago: compressed decision timelines, expanded documentation expectations, and an evidentiary environment where reasonableness is reconstructed frame-by-frame. The IPICD PULSE Public Safety Innovation Forum convenes the practitioners, attorneys, and subject matter experts working at the intersection of these shifts. Attendees leave with the frameworks their peers are already using to make defensible decisions in real time. The time you should build this into your environment was yesterday.
The 2026 IPICD Virtual Pulse Forum is structured across four, four-hour modular sessions, each dedicated to a critical domain of contemporary law enforcement practice. All sessions will be recorded and available to PULSE Forum graduates through December 31, 2026. (Individual sessions can be enrolled in separately.)
Daily: A new product demonstration of emerging public safety technology.
Session 1: SafeWrap Restraint and Research Findings (scientifically-proven alternative to prone restraint)
Session 2: Legal and Scientific Updates including the legal landmines of AI-generated incident reports — capabilities, limitations, and legal risk; G.L.O.V.E. scientific research findings.
Session 3: Human Factors Incident Awareness Certification (How human factors often impact force incident analysis and awareness, including causation).
Session 4: Enhancing Training with Technology (includes exclusive IPICD Lesson Plan Generator and technology-assisted video animation creation for academy and in-service training.
Session topics and presenters, click HERE.
As you can see, the PULSE: Public Safety Innovation Forum, is a cutting-edge virtual event built for law enforcement officers and agency leaders who refuse to fall behind. No travel. No hotel costs. No per diem costs. Just the most relevant training, technology, and legal updates delivered directly to your screen. This forum exists because the gap between what departments train and what officers encounter in the field has consequences — for the public, for officers, and for the institutions they serve.
Tuition:
Early bird pricing (ends September 30, 2026): $470 per person; IPICD members: $420.
Standard tuition (October 1-October 30, 2026): $595 for the first person from your agency; $495 for additional people from your agency. IPICD members: $545.
Individual session tuition: $225 per person.
Late registration (after October 30, 2026). $695 per person.
Tuition includes: Instruction, digital handbook, Human Factors Incident Analyst certificate, no cost access to the IPICD Lesson Plan generator through December 31, 2026, and attendance certificate.