Council On Law Enforcement

What Council On Law Enforcement does

Council on Law Enforcement Education & Training (CLEET) is an Oklahoma state government agency headquartered at 2401 Egypt Road, Ada, OK, with 28 employees, operating under the statutory authority of the State of Oklahoma. Its mission is to ensure Oklahoma's peace officers, security guards, private investigators, bail enforcers, and other public safety licensees receive compliant training, necessary support, and effective regulatory oversight. The agency serves as the sole state-authorized body for law enforcement training, certification, and licensing within the state, with all services mandated or permitted by Oklahoma statute.

CLEET's core service lines span five areas: (1) basic academy and certification training (Academy & Basic Schedule, BPOC Academies, Reserve Peace Officers Training); (2) continuing education, delivered both as online courses via the Articulate Rise learning platform (with mandatory courses such as Missing Persons CL-1238 and Sexual Assault Response Trauma-Informed Interviewing CL-1253) and as classroom-based instruction; (3) licensing administration for security guards, private investigators, bail enforcers, polygraph examiners, canines, self-defense act instructors, and other public safety professionals; (4) the Oklahoma First Responder Wellness Division, a state-funded peer support program providing free services including EMDR Therapy, Brain Mapping/Neuro Feedback, Hyperbaric Chamber treatment, and Critical Incident Stress Management; and (5) the OAG Lethality Assessment Protocol (LAP) training, required by Oklahoma state law for intimate partner violence response. Licensing administration and training results are managed through the Thentia Cloud web portal.

As a state entity, CLEET is funded through Oklahoma state appropriations rather than commercial revenue, operating with a sales-led GTM motion in which licensing and mandatory training requirements drive compliance-driven adoption. Pricing is not publicly disclosed, and customer acquisition is effectively captive within Oklahoma's regulatory framework. The agency holds exclusive regulatory authority over its defined scope, supported by advisory councils including the Bomb Dog Advisory Council, Drug Dog Advisory Council, Polygraph Examiners Board, Private Security Advisory Committee, and Curriculum Review Board.

Name

Council On Law Enforcement

Legal name

Council On Law Enforcement Education & Training

Website

https://cleet.state.ok.us

Company type

Private

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Council on Law Enforcement Education & Training (CLEET) is an Oklahoma state government agency providing mandatory training, regulatory oversight, and licensing for peace officers, security guards, private investigators, bail enforcers, and other public safety licensees throughout the state.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Law Enforcement Training and Licensing

NAICS

Educational Support Services (611710), Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities (9221)

SIC

Services-Educational Services (8200)

akta.pro primary industry

Lifeguard, Water Rescue & Aquatic Safety Training (EDAOAMAJ)

Keywords

• Law enforcement training
• Peace officer certification
• Public safety licensing
• Continuing education
• First responder wellness

Headquarters

HQ city

Ada

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. State Government Funding: CLEET is a Oklahoma state government agency funded through state appropriations. The agency provides regulatory oversight and training for peace officers and public safety licensees.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels1 record

Core offering

CLEET is an Oklahoma state government agency that administers mandated training, certification, and licensing for peace officers and public safety professionals. It delivers basic academy training, reserve officer programs, mandatory and continuing education (online via Articulate Rise/Thentia Cloud and classroom-based), licensing services for security guards, private investigators, bail enforcers, and related professions, and runs the Oklahoma First Responder Wellness Division providing free mental, physical, and spiritual health services to first responders.

Product overview

Council On Law Enforcement Education & Training (CLEET) is a state government agency that provides a comprehensive suite of training, licensing, and wellness services for Oklahoma law enforcement. The core offerings include basic academy training (Academy & Basic Schedule, BPOC Academies), reserve officer training, and mandatory continuing education courses delivered both online (Online Continuing Education) and in classrooms (Classroom Continuing Education). CLEET also administers extensive licensing services for various law enforcement and security professions including private investigators, security guards, bail enforcers, polygraph examiners, and canines. A key addition is the Oklahoma First Responder Wellness Division providing free mental health support services. The agency also delivers specialized training programs like the OAG Lethality Assessment Protocol. This is a multi-service platform combining regulatory oversight with training delivery and wellness support.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• CLEET Training Program Aggregated training programs for Oklahoma law enforcement, including basic academy preparation, continuing education, and specialized courses for peace officers.
• Academy & Basic Schedule Classroom-based basic academy training schedule for new peace officers entering Oklahoma law enforcement careers.
• BPOC Academies (Basic Peace Officer Certification) Basic Police Officer Certification academy training for individuals seeking peace officer certification in Oklahoma.
• Reserve Peace Officers Training Specialized training program for reserve peace officers in Oklahoma.
• Online Continuing Education Web-based continuing education courses for active Oklahoma peace officers, including mandatory courses with online quiz submission through the Thentia Cloud portal.
• Classroom Continuing Education In-person classroom continuing education courses for peace officers requiring classroom attendance.
• Mandatory State-Required Courses State-required training courses mandated for all active Oklahoma peace officers, including Missing Persons (CL-1238, 1 hour CE credit) and Sexual Assault Response Trauma-Informed Interviewing (CL-1253, 1 hour CE credit).
• Licensing Services Comprehensive state licensing programs covering Agency Licensing, Bail Enforcer, Canines, Course of Fire, Firearms Qualification Report, Polygraph Examiner, Private Investigator, Private Investigator Continuing Education, Security Guard, Self-Defense Act Instructor, and Private Security Training and Testing.
• Oklahoma First Responder Wellness Division State-funded, free peer support program delivering mental, physical, and spiritual wellness services for Oklahoma first responders — including Brain Mapping/Neuro Feedback, Critical Incident Stress Management, EMDR Therapy, First Responder Financial Classes, Hyperbaric Chamber, Mental Health Training, Sleep Treatment Beds, Statewide Physical Fitness & Nutritional Program, and Stress Management Massage Chairs.
• OAG Lethality Assessment Protocol (LAP) Training Statutorily required training for Oklahoma law enforcement to identify victims of intimate partner violence at the highest risk of homicide and link them to local service providers for immediate safety planning and advocacy.

Named customers1 record

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

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AI maturity

App detail

Feature2 records

Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

• Local Service Providers for Intimate Partner Violence VictimscoreOthersThe Lethality Assessment Protocol (LAP) partners with local service providers across Oklahoma to connect victims of intimate partner violence with immediate safety planning and advocacy services. This network-based approach ensures high-risk individuals identified through LAP assessments receive timely support from domestic violence service organizations.

Scale indicators1 record

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Broad incumbents

• Lexipol: Private-sector provider of policies, training, and wellness resources for public safety agencies. Competes with CLEET across training delivery and first responder wellness, but as a commercial vendor rather than a state regulator.
• Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers (FLETC): Federal interagency law enforcement training organization serving over 90 federal agencies. Comparable to CLEET as a regulatory-mandated training provider, but operating at a broader federal scope with significantly larger resources.

Emerging players

• PowerDMS: SaaS platform for policy management, accreditation, and training delivery used by law enforcement agencies. Provides technology infrastructure comparable to CLEET's Thentia Cloud portal, but as a commercial solution available to agencies nationwide.

Regional players

• Florida Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission: Florida's state regulatory body overseeing law enforcement officer training, certification, and standards. Mirrors CLEET's mandate to license, train, and certify peace officers within its state jurisdiction.
• New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS) Office of Public Safety: New York's regulatory body for law enforcement training and certification, including the Police Officer Standards and Training program. Comparable in scale and regulatory mandate to CLEET but at the state level.
• Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE): Texas's state-level peace officer licensing, certification, and training authority. Directly comparable in function to CLEET, serving Texas peace officers and public safety licensees with similar regulatory scope and continuing education mandates.
• North Carolina Criminal Justice Standards Division: North Carolina's state regulatory authority administering law enforcement officer training and certification requirements. Direct functional equivalent to CLEET operating within its own state jurisdiction.
• Georgia Peace Officer Standards and Training Council (POST): Georgia's state authority for certifying and training peace officers. Direct functional peer to CLEET with similar mandate, certification processes, and continuing education requirements.
• California Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST): California's state regulatory and training authority for peace officers, directly analogous to CLEET but operating in California. Compares as the largest U.S. state POST commission with similar statutory authority, licensing scope, and training mandate.

Direct peers

• PoliceOne Academy (P1 Learning): Private online training platform providing continuing education and certification courses for law enforcement nationwide. Directly competes with CLEET's online continuing education delivery model using similar web-based LMS architecture.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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