ISP Recertification
Maintaining high instructional standards and career-ready compliance across Arizona Law, Public Safety, and Security training pathways.
ISP certifications are designed to promote lifelong learning and professional competency. To maintain an active Crime Scene Management (CSM) or Animal Decontamination Certification (ADC), candidates must complete approved continuing education and a refresher assessment every four years.
Recertification ensures individuals remain current with industry standards, best practices, and evolving professional expectations while demonstrating an ongoing commitment to professional excellence.
Continuing Education Review
All submitted continuing education documentation will be reviewed by ISP to determine relevance and applicability to the certification being renewed. ISP reserves the right to approve or deny continuing education activities that do not directly support the knowledge, skills, and abilities associated with the Crime Scene Management or Animal Decontamination certification.
Recertification Requirements
Continuing Education
Complete approved courses related directly to the specific certification being renewed (CSM or ADC).
Submit Documentation
Provide verified records of completed training, coursework, workshops, conferences, or professional activities.
Refresher Assessment
Successfully pass the designated ISP refresher evaluation process.
4-Year Renewal Cycle
Proactively fulfill all required criteria every four (4) years to guarantee your credential does not lapse.
Active Status
Maintain your verified, active professional certification status seamlessly.
Stay Current
Keep completely up to date with fast-moving industry developments and modern best practices.
Reinforce Skills
Continually solidify and sharpen critical field knowledge and operational instructional skills.
Updated Credential
Receive a fully updated, verified official ISP certification credential upon successful approval.