Courses on schedule or in planning for 2026 at the Regional Training Center.  
This schedule is subject to change.

JULY

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Yoga For First Responders

Dates: July 18.  0900-1000. 

Instructor: Jessica Walley.   

Fee: $10. First Session is Free.  

Maximum:  20 

Register at: https://forms.office.com/r/yZzYqH64gX

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Basic Corrections Training Program: Interpersonal Communication Skills

Date: July 29, 2026. 0800-1630.

Instructor: MCJA

Course Info: This scenario-based training module develops the interpersonal communication skills Correctional Officers need to maintain safety, professionalism, and control in a corrections environment. Through realistic resident and staff interaction scenarios, trainees will practice using clear communication, active listening, emotional control, respectful authority, and de-escalation strategies.

The module emphasizes that effective communication is not separate from safety and security; it is one of the primary tools officers use to prevent conflict, gain cooperation, reduce risk, and preserve human dignity. Trainees will be evaluated on their ability to communicate professionally, recognize emotional and behavioral cues, respond appropriately under stress, and make decisions consistent with agency expectations and the responsibilities of a Correctional Officer.

Fee: Free.

Maximum: 40

Register at: https://www.maine.gov/dps/mcja/attending/training/upcoming-classes

FMI email  rtc.info@yorkcountymaine.gov    

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AUGUST

Basic Corrections Training Program: Interpersonal Communication Skills

Date: August 12, 2026. 0800-1630.

Instructor: MCJA

Course Info: This scenario-based training module develops the interpersonal communication skills Correctional Officers need to maintain safety, professionalism, and control in a corrections environment. Through realistic resident and staff interaction scenarios, trainees will practice using clear communication, active listening, emotional control, respectful authority, and de-escalation strategies.

The module emphasizes that effective communication is not separate from safety and security; it is one of the primary tools officers use to prevent conflict, gain cooperation, reduce risk, and preserve human dignity. Trainees will be evaluated on their ability to communicate professionally, recognize emotional and behavioral cues, respond appropriately under stress, and make decisions consistent with agency expectations and the responsibilities of a Correctional Officer.

Fee: Free.

Maximum: 40

Register at: https://www.maine.gov/dps/mcja/attending/training/upcoming-classes

FMI email  rtc.info@yorkcountymaine.gov    

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REFUND POLICY: Course fees will not be refunded within 14 days of class start date.

York County Community College https://www.yccc.edu/

York County Regional Training Center  https://www.yorkcountymaine.gov/rtc

Maine Criminal Justice Academy https://www.maine.gov/dps/mcja