NIBRS Two Day Training
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Training Instructors are pleased to announce another session of our new condensed virtual training of the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) open to all states on January 6 - 7, 2026, from 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Eastern Time.
This will be a free virtual NIBRS course on the Microsoft Teams platform and will be available to law enforcement personnel representing state, county, city, university and college, and tribal agencies. Training will include NIBRS Fundamentals, detailed instructions on classifying Group A offenses (Crimes Against Persons, Crimes Against Property, Crimes Against Society), Group B offenses, and practice scenarios. Data elements will not be included in this 2-day training.
We ask that UCR State Programs handle sending this information to any/all agencies you would like to participate. When disseminating to agencies, please be sure to include the registration link below. Registration will open at 2:00PM Eastern Time on December 15 and will close when the class reaches 290 participants. It has been our experience that class reaches maximum capacity very quickly, often within hours. We advise to register as soon as possible.
Instruction will be a total of 8 hours over a two-day span with a 30-minute lunch each day. Participants must attend both days of training to receive a completion certificate. The tentative agenda for the course is as follows:
- Tuesday, January 6: NIBRS Fundamentals, Crimes Against Persons, Crimes Against Property
- Wednesday, January 7: Crimes Against Property (cont’d), Crimes Against Society, and Group B Offenses
REGISTRATION
Registration will open at 2:00PM Eastern Time on December 15, 2025, and will close at 11:45 p.m. on December 30 or when class reaches maximum capacity.
Space is limited to 290 individual logins on a first-come, first-served basis.
An informational flyer with registration information is attached.
We will contact participants soon after registration closes to confirm registration.
We highly recommend that agencies share a single login/computer, when possible, to allow for more registrants. If sharing a single login, only one person from a group will need to register and serve as the primary registrant. There is no FBI limit to the number of participants who may view the training from a shared login. For example, multiple participants may view the training in a conference room on a shared screen and would only need to register one person. All participants who attend both days of NIBRS training will receive a certificate of completion.
The link for registration is: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/HMQSL3Z
For additional information, kindly contact UCRregistration@fbi.gov.
Statewide Meeting Recording: 11/19/2025
Follow the link below to watch and/or review the statewide meeting from 11/19/25. This recording will be available for the next 90 days.
The corresponding Slide Deck will be found within the Resources box within ICRIME or the Training-Statewide Meeting 11_19_25 tab within the UCR SharePoint page.
Reach out to the UCR staff if you have issues accessing these documents.
UCR Statewide Meeting Recording-20251119
Editing in ICRIME
Knowing how edit in ICRIME can be helpful when working on audits or addressing issues with monthly submissions.
This course is designed to help create and understanding of
- Knowing what incidents or reports can be edited in ICRIME
- The purpose of making edits in ICRIME
- How to make any necessary changes
Click on the link below to start take the course.
Editing in ICRIME
Reporting Stolen Property Guide
Reporting stolen property can be difficult. Based on the reviews, questions and feedback received statewide, there are certain situations that are extremely common, in particular, reporting 280- Stolen Property Offenses.
We created this course to be a guide, so that you will be able to:
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Identify situations where Stolen Property is reported.
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Evaluate and document corresponding property segment information.
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Monitor agency reports to ensure property and the correct UCR code is reported accurately.
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Navigate red flags associated with data entry related to both stolen and recovered property.
Click on the link to begin the training. Reporting Stolen Property Guide
What is Warning 1405?
To ensure accurate data, incidents that are flagged either with an error or warning need attention. This quick learning will assist in providing information what Warning Message 1405 means and how to resolve it.
Select below What is Warning 1405 Microlearning link to begin.
What is Warning 1405?
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