Law Enforcement Resiliency Program

Few professions are more challenging than law enforcement, and it is vital that our officers are equipped with the tools they need to cope with the unique stressors of their jobs. In August 2019, the Attorney General issued the “Officer Resiliency Directive,” a first-in-the-nation statewide program to support the emotional and psychological well-being of law enforcement officers.

Providing resiliency training for all New Jersey law enforcement officers. The directive required that each state, county, and local law enforcement agency designate a “Resiliency Program Officer” (RPO), who will be specially trained in helping officers handle the daily stress of police work. The RPO will be responsible for providing training for all officers in his or her department, and for also serving as a confidential resource for any officer who wishes to discuss professional or personal challenges.

The Law Enforcement Resiliency Program, Attorney General Directive 2020-6, will take place on July 13 - 14, 2021, from 8:30 am-4:30 pm at the Morris County Public Safety Training Academy. Attendance is required for both of the training days to satisfy the Directive.

Please have your personnel register for the training on the MCPSTA Website utilizing the General Registration Form.

Please direct all inquiries to Sergeant Mark Castellano at mcastellano@co.morris.nj.us