The Reality Based Training Detail is responsible for training the departments sworn in service personnel and advanced training for officers within Region 14. Training through the Reality Based detail is split in three components. First component is classroom curriculum for annual recertification in autism, crisis intervention, de-escalation, and tactical emergency casualty care. During the tactical emergency casualty care officers are issued and trained on the use and deployment of individual first aid kit (IFAK). The second portion is the annual defensive tactics curriculum where officers are recertified in the use and deployment of Asp collapsible Baton and oleoresin capsicum spray. The defensive tactics curriculum also incorporates handcuffing, defensive, and striking techniques.

The third portion is scenario-based training, officers are taken through live and virtual reality scenarios based off the annual classroom curriculum, with an emphasis on de-escalation and tactical emergency casualty care. Administratively, the details members must be up to date with current trends impacting law enforcement, the departmental orders and standard operating procedures in the sections dealing with use of force and officer response.