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FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING CENTERS
CHELTENHAM, MARYLAND
TRAINING POLICY SUMMARY
POINTS OF CONTACT
Office
Number
Trouble Desk, Maintenance, Inoperative Equipment
x8531, 301-877-8531
IT Support, AV Equipment, Phones
x1379, 301-868-1379
Heat Stress Message System
x8383, 301-877-8383
Body Fluid/Blood Spill Clean-up. (WASDA)
x8476, 301-877-8476
Site Director
x5830, 301-868-5830
Budget Office
x2489, 301-877-2489
Training Management
x8571, 301-877-8571
Scheduling Office
x8515, 301-877-8515
x8590, 301-877-8590
Emergency, Security, Police, Fire, Rescue
x8400, 301-877-8400
GENERAL PROCEDURES
All applicable FLETC Directives and SOPs are in effect throughout the Office of
Cheltenham Operations (OCH). The following serves as a guide to the most commonly
referenced procedures and site-specific requirements.
Live weapons are permitted only in the Firearms Range Complex (Building 5) and while
transiting directly to and from firearms training. Live-fire weapons are prohibited in all
other training areas and must be properly secured prior to entering these venues.
Weapons shall be secured in designated lockers located in Building 6 prior to entering
the OCH. Weapon lockers are self-check and are for day use only.
All training must be scheduled in advance with the OCH Scheduling Office. All training
will be confined to the specific scheduled area(s). Personnel shall not stray into other
training venues or interfere with another agency’s training.
Restore all venues to the original condition at the conclusion of training. This includes
the policing of brass, refuse and other training material. The agency shall report all
maintenance problems and property damage to the OCH
Use of the fitness facilities is permitted for agency staff and students authorized to be on
center for training during normal operational hours Monday through Friday, provided
use of the facilities does not interfere with scheduled training.
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