Requires the Attorney General to develop or identify leadership training curricula for police command-level personnel and to certify training courses that use them.

• Directs the Attorney General to develop or identify training curricula for command-level police personnel within 180 days of enactment, covering topics such as leadership, critical incident response, officer wellness, and building community trust.
• Requires the curricula to include mostly in-person instruction, peer-to-peer learning, a practical problem-solving project, and pre-course and post-course assessments.
• Sets up a process to certify courses that use the curricula and publishes a list of agencies whose officers have completed them, showing totals for each agency.
• Requires Attorney General reports to Congress each year for three years and a Government Accountability Office review within three years, while preserving state and local authority over police certification and training standards.

• Judiciary Committee (Senate)

Crime and Law Enforcement