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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1770 - PART-TIME BASIC TRAINING › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 1770.101 - Purpose and Scope

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Unless otherwise indicated, the rules set forth in this Part
				  provide the general requirements and procedures which are applicable for the
				  training of all part-time police officers.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1770 - PART-TIME BASIC TRAINING › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 1770.103 - Veracity of Information

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No person shall make any false or misleading statement,
				  representation or certification of any record, report or any other document
				  filed with the Board or required by the Board. In the event records, reports or
				  other documents are determined to be not in compliance with this Section, the
				  Board may take appropriate action, including, but not limited to,
				  disqualifying, dismissing or prosecuting said person.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1770 - PART-TIME BASIC TRAINING › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 1770.104 - Confidentiality of Information

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a)
				Claims of confidentiality must be asserted, at the time of submission, by
				stamping the words "Confidential Business Information" on each page containing
				such information. No information will be submitted to parties involved in
				litigation without subpoenas.
b)
				Claims of confidentiality on the following information will be denied: Name and
				address of any applicant for reimbursement; Financial data submitted to the
				Board in order to provide matching funds.
c) Notwithstanding the provisions of
				subsection (a), the Board will adhere to the provisions of the Freedom of
				Information Act [5 ILCS 140 ]. Personal and private information may be acquired
				from the Board with the signed consent of the interested person.
d) Information received by any mobile teams
				created pursuant to the Illinois Intergovernmental Law Enforcement Officers
				In-Service Training Act [50 ILCS 720 ] shall be treated as information received
				by the Board under subsections (a) and (b) of this Section.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1770 - PART-TIME BASIC TRAINING › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 1770.105 - Board Review

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The Board shall be responsible for annually reviewing the
				  curriculum of the Part-Time Basic Training Course. The Board shall, as changes
				  in the law or training techniques occur, make modifications in the Part-Time
				  Basic Training Course.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1770 - PART-TIME BASIC TRAINING › Subpart B - TRAINING PROCEDURES AND REQUIREMENTS › Section 1770.201 - Training Standards

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a) The
				Board shall establish training standards and curriculum for the implementation
				of the Part-Time Basic Training Course.
b) Except as provided for in Section
				8.1 of the Illinois Police
				Training Act, every recruit must successfully complete the Part-Time Basic
				Training Course to be a certified part-time police officer.
c) The Board may grant a waiver of the basic
				training requirement if, by reason of extensive prior experience as a law
				enforcement officer, the basic training requirement is illogical or
				unreasonable. (See 50 ILCS
				705/8.1(a) )
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1770 - PART-TIME BASIC TRAINING › Subpart B - TRAINING PROCEDURES AND REQUIREMENTS › Section 1770.202 - Minimum Curriculum Requirements

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a) The Board shall annually review the
				Part-Time Basic Training Course to update and improve the minimum basic
				training requirements to ensure the course is of similar content and same
				number of hours as the courses for full-time officers.
b) The Board's mandated training course may
				be reviewed and modified at any time by the Board. Nevertheless, the approved
				curriculum will include, but not be limited to, the following:
1) The Peace Officer Firearm Training Act [50
				ILCS 710 ]; and
2) Those curriculum
				courses and topics established in Section 7 of the Act.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1770 - PART-TIME BASIC TRAINING › Subpart B - TRAINING PROCEDURES AND REQUIREMENTS › Section 1770.203 - Certification of Facilities

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a) The
				Board shall certify those work-stations, regional training facilities and other
				facilities which provide adequate space to satisfy the requirements described
				in this Part and which are necessary to effectively provide part-time basic
				training. In making the latter determination, the Board shall consider the
				economic feasibility of offering training at a particular location and the
				economic feasibility of offering training. On-site inspections shall be
				conducted on a regular basis by the coordinator, an employee of the mobile team
				or the Board to determine the adequacy of facilities and
				administration.
b) In certifying
				facilities for training under this Part, the Board will ensure that work
				stations are available and accessible to recruits for a minimum of 8 hours per
				day on business days. A Board-approved facility monitor shall log in and log
				out all recruits. Proper identification of the recruit must be provided at the
				time the recruit logs in.
c) In
				certifying facilities for training under this Section, the Board will ensure
				the facility maintains records of all training activities as prescribed by the
				Board. Said records shall be maintained by the Chief Administrator of said
				facility until said time as they are transferred to the coordinator of the
				designated mobile team of the region. The records shall be transferred at least
				monthly.
d) Each facility shall
				establish a designated area for part-time basic training which enhances the
				training opportunity and provides adequate space and solitude, and shall post
				therein a symbol or notice that training is in progress when a recruit is
				undergoing training.
e) The Chief
				Administrator is responsible for ensuring that all materials, equipment and
				videos at the facility remains at the facility where the training
				occurs.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1770 - PART-TIME BASIC TRAINING › Subpart B - TRAINING PROCEDURES AND REQUIREMENTS › Section 1770.204 - Standards and Requirements

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a)
				Each mobile team with a part-time basic training course in its region shall
				operate under the guidelines set forth in this Part.
b) The coordinator of the mobile team shall
				assume the responsibility of the overall supervision of the course, including,
				as determined by the Board, the maintaining and grading of tests, the
				maintaining of all records, rating of course notebooks, arranging for
				instructors as approved by the Board, providing for food and lodging where
				appropriate, arranging for adequate training facilities, such as work stations,
				regional training facilities, firearms courses, gymnasiums, auditoriums,
				driving and running courses, and maintaining and overseeing the conduct and
				discipline of recruits. The coordinator, in consultation with the Director,
				shall choose before the course begins which work station or regional training
				facility each recruit shall attend.
c) Each mobile team shall maintain complete
				records for each recruit. The records shall include, but not be limited to, the
				attendance and performance ratings of the recruit, including test scores for
				every written or oral test, during the Part-Time Basic Training Course. All
				records gathered by the mobile team or other facilities approved by the Board
				shall be maintained in accordance with the State Records Act and, for purposes
				of this Part, shall be deemed to be the records of the Board and held
				confidential. No records shall be released, disseminated or published except
				through the Board and with the Board's permission.
d) The coordinator shall be responsible for
				submitting to the Director a class roster of all recruits who attend the
				part-time basic training. Attendance by recruits is mandatory. The coordinator
				shall make the final determination whether a recruit has satisfactorily passed
				all reasonable standards and requirements during regional training. The
				coordinator shall have the authority to dismiss from the Part-Time Basic
				Training Course regional training facility any recruit who fails to comply with
				the standards established in Section
				1770.205
				of this Part. Upon such dismissal action, the coordinator shall submit a
				written report within 7 calendar days to the Director. The recruit shall have
				the opportunity within 7 days to submit a written report to the Director
				describing the recruit's version of the event. The Director has the discretion
				to determine whether the action of the coordinator should be
				ratified.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1770 - PART-TIME BASIC TRAINING › Subpart B - TRAINING PROCEDURES AND REQUIREMENTS › Section 1770.205 - Minimum Requirements of the Recruit

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a) Attendance at all sessions is required. In
				order to successfully complete the Part-Time Basic Training Course, the recruit
				shall attend all training sessions.
b) Maintenance of an adequate classroom
				notebook is required. Factors to be considered in rating the notebook are
				neatness, legibility, accuracy and sufficiency of content. "Adequate," for
				purposes of this subsection refers to:
1)
				Neatness. Concise organization of the notes. All notes and handouts will be
				placed in the book received during the course. Dividers into topics are
				required; and
2) Legibility.
				Recording of notes in brief, clear complete sentences. Underlining the
				important items; and
3) Accuracy.
				The notes taken in class must precisely reflect the content of the class;
				and
4) Sufficiency of content.
				Recording in the recruit's notebook should be in the recruit's own words. The
				recruit should strive to achieve condensation of the material clearly and
				concisely.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1770 - PART-TIME BASIC TRAINING › Subpart B - TRAINING PROCEDURES AND REQUIREMENTS › Section 1770.207 - Wellness Standards

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a) Each
				probationary part-time police officer employed on or after January 1, 1996
				shall successfully complete the Board's physical fitness tests before being
				allowed to begin the Part-Time Basic Training Course.
b) Each probationary part-time police officer
				employed before January 1, 1996 shall successfully complete the Board's
				physical fitness tests before beginning the physical skills unit.
c) Prior to being allowed to attempt any part
				of the POWER test, each probationary part-time police officer shall provide in
				writing to the coordinator, on a form approved by the Board, a medical release
				and authorization report signed by a licensed physician which indicates the
				officer is fit medically to take the POWER test.
d) The coordinator shall have the
				responsibility of scheduling the administration of the Board's Physical Fitness
				Training Standards as described in subsection (e) and following procedures as
				prescribed by the Board.
e) Every
				recruit shall be required to perform and successfully complete all of the
				Board's physical fitness tests in the sequence delineated in this Section. The
				tests shall be as follows:
1) Every recruit
				shall meet the Board's sit and reach standard as defined in Appendix
				A.
2) Every recruit shall meet the
				Board's one minute sit-up standard as defined in Appendix A.
3) Every recruit shall meet the Board's
				benchpress standard as defined in Appendix A.
4) Every recruit shall meet the Board's
				1.5 mile run standards as
				defined in Appendix A.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1770 - PART-TIME BASIC TRAINING › Subpart B - TRAINING PROCEDURES AND REQUIREMENTS › Section 1770.208 - Qualifications of Part-Time Police Instructors

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a) A person wishing to be a part-time police
				basic training instructor shall submit a written application to the Board on a
				form prescribed by the Board.
b)
				The Police Training Board shall certify instructors for purposes of providing
				training to recruits under this Part. The Police Training Board shall examine
				the educational background and/or experience to determine whether the
				instructor has sufficient experience and education to meet the instructional
				demands that will be made of him/her. The instructor shall be a person of
				personal integrity and have a sincere interest and desire to impart his/her
				knowledge and experience to the recruits.
c) The Director shall decide whether a
				particular instructor meets the qualifications set forth above. This decision
				shall be based on investigation of the credentials of the particular instructor
				to determine expertise in the particular area of instruction in which he or she
				is teaching.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1770 - PART-TIME BASIC TRAINING › Subpart B - TRAINING PROCEDURES AND REQUIREMENTS › Section 1770.209 - Direct Supervision

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All probationary part-time police officers hired on or after
				  January 1, 1996 shall be directly supervised at all times by a Board certified
				  law enforcement officer. Direct supervision requires oversight and control with
				  the supervisor having final decisionmaking authority as to the actions of the
				  recruit during duty hours.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1770 - PART-TIME BASIC TRAINING › Subpart B - TRAINING PROCEDURES AND REQUIREMENTS › Section 1770.210 - Work Station Activities

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a)
				Every work station approved by the Board shall be situated in an area that is
				available and accessible.
b) Only
				one recruit may use a work station at a time.
c) Every recruit shall log in and log out
				when using a work station. The recruit shall be present at the work station
				when logged in.
d) The approved
				work station facility shall maintain accurate record of a recruit's use of a
				work station.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1770 - PART-TIME BASIC TRAINING › Subpart B - TRAINING PROCEDURES AND REQUIREMENTS › Section 1770.211 - Special Part-Time Practical Waiver

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a) In accordance with Section
				8.2(b) of the
				Illinois Police Training Act, agencies employing part-time officers appointed
				after July 1, 2022 may seek a special certification and training waiver to
				allow these officers to begin gaining practical experience and participating in
				on the job trainings.
b) To be
				eligible for this waiver, the officer must:
1)
				Complete 6 months of basic academy training;
2) Complete the Mandatory Firearm Training
				Course; and
3) Complete and pass
				Unit 7 of the part-time academy.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1770 - PART-TIME BASIC TRAINING › Subpart B - TRAINING PROCEDURES AND REQUIREMENTS › Section 1770.212 - Requirements of Participating Local Agencies

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Each participating law enforcement agency shall:
a) Specifically inform each part-time officer
				appointed after January 1, 1996 that, as a condition of permanent employment,
				the officer must successfully complete the Minimum Standards Basic Law
				Enforcement Training Course within the first 18 months after employment, and
				must complete a POWER test and be registered for the course within the first 6
				months of employment.
b) Fully
				cooperate with the Board by furnishing reports and information the Board deems
				necessary to fully implement all provisions of the Act.
c) Not appoint any person as a permanent
				part-time law enforcement officer who has not been awarded a certificate by the
				Board attesting to successful completion of the Minimum Standards Basic Law
				Enforcement Training Course within the first 18 months of employment. A waiver
				of this training requirement may be obtained under the conditions set forth in
				Section 1720.20(f).
d) Before a part-time police officer can be
				vested with law enforcement authority and permitted to patrol the public, each
				law enforcement agency must activate the certification of an individual by:
1) For newly hired and trained officers,
A) conducting a thorough background check on
				the individual,
B) confirming the
				individual completed an approved training academy, and
C) confirming the individual passed the State
				Certification Examination.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1770 - PART-TIME BASIC TRAINING › Subpart C - TRAINING THROUGH MOBILE TEAMS › Section 1770.301 - General Provisions

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a)
				Unless otherwise stated, the provisions contained in 20 Ill. Adm. Code 1740
				shall apply. In the event a conflict between provisions arises, the provisions
				set forth in this Part regarding the training of part-time police officers
				shall prevail.
b) Matching funds by
				mobile teams for training of part-time police officers by a mobile team may
				include salary contributions of full-time law enforcement and part-time police
				officers while they attend training.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1770 - PART-TIME BASIC TRAINING › Subpart C - TRAINING THROUGH MOBILE TEAMS › Section 1770.302 - Applications

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a) In addition to
				the application requirements set forth in Part 1740, the mobile team shall
				include projections for the training of part-time police officers.
b) In the event that the mobile team
				underestimates or overestimates the number of probationary part-time police
				officers, the mobile team shall immediately inform the Board in
				writing.
c) The coordinator of the
				mobile team shall submit to the Board a monthly report updating the Board of
				its progress in training probationary part-time police officers.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1770 - PART-TIME BASIC TRAINING › Subpart C - TRAINING THROUGH MOBILE TEAMS › Section 1770.303 - Budget

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a) The mobile team
				shall budget for the training of part-time and probationary part-time police
				officers.
b) The Board's approval
				of any mobile team budget shall be conditioned to provide for part-time basic
				training as required in the Act and contained in this Part.
c) In the event a Board approved budget must
				be changed by a mobile team to conform with this Section, the mobile team shall
				submit revised applications to the Board for further Board approval.
d) Matching funds required for the
				non-operational budget requirements under the In-Service Training Act for this
				Part shall include, but not be limited to, only the salaries of law enforcement
				probationary part-time and part-time police officers.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1770 - PART-TIME BASIC TRAINING › Subpart C - TRAINING THROUGH MOBILE TEAMS › Section 1770.304 - Board Decisions

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The mobile team and its coordinator shall adhere to and
				  follow all directives established by the Board in the course of scheduling,
				  training and certifying part-time police officers. These requirements include,
				  but are not limited to, using Board prescribed forms, following disciplinary
				  and certification requirements established by the Board, providing
				  recordkeeping, maintaining supervisory relationships with recruits and
				  facilities, maintaining confidential materials or information deemed
				  confidential by the Board, and informing the Board of its activities,
				  financially and operationally, in the implementation and development of
				  part-time basic training.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1770 - PART-TIME BASIC TRAINING › Subpart C - TRAINING THROUGH MOBILE TEAMS › Appendix A - Physical Fitness Standards

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1. SIT AND REACH TEST: This is a measure of the flexibility
				  of the lower back and upper leg area. It is an important area for performing
				  police tasks involving range of motion and is important in minimizing lower
				  back problems. The test involves stretching out to touch the toes beyond the
				  extended arms from the sitting position. The score is in the inches reached on
				  a yard stick with 15" being at the toes.
MALE AGE
MALE AGE
MALE AGE
MALE AGE
FEMALE AGE
FEMALE AGE
FEMALE AGE
FEMALE AGE
TEST: Sit and Reach
20-29
30-39
40-49
50-59
20-29
30-39
40-49
50-59
Academy Entrance:
14.4
13.0
12.0
10.5
17.0
16.5
15.0
14.8
2. 1 MINUTE SIT UP TEST: This is a measure of the muscular
				  endurance of the abdominal muscles. It is an important area for performing
				  police tasks that may involve the use of force and is an important area for
				  maintaining good posture and minimizing lower back problems.
MALE AGE
MALE AGE
MALE AGE
MALE AGE
FEMALE AGE
FEMALE AGE
FEMALE AGE
FEMALE AGE
TEST: One Minute Sit Up Test
20-29
30-39
40-49
50-59
20-29
30-39
40-49
50-59
Academy Entrance:
33
30
24
19
24
20
14
10
3. 1 REPETITION MAXIMUM BENCH PRESS: This is a maximum weight
				  pushed from the bench press position and measures the amount of force the upper
				  body can generate.
MALE AGE
MALE AGE
MALE AGE
MALE AGE
FEMALE AGE
FEMALE AGE
FEMALE AGE
FEMALE AGE
TEST: Bench Press
20-29
30-39
40-49
50-59
20-29
30-39
40-49
50-59
Academy Entrance:
88%
78%
72%
63%
51%
47%
43%
39%
4. 1.5 MILE RUN: This is a timed
				  run to measure the heart and vascular systems' capability to transport oxygen.
				  It is an important area for performing police tasks involving stamina and
				  endurance and to minimize the risk of cardiovascular problems. The score is in
				  minutes and seconds.
MALE AGE
MALE AGE
MALE AGE
MALE AGE
FEMALE AGE
FEMALE AGE
FEMALE AGE
FEMALE AGE
TEST:
							 1.5 Mile Run
20-29
30-39
40-49
50-59
20-29
30-39
40-49
50-59
Academy Entrance:
14:00
14:34
15:24
16:58
16:46
17:38
18:37
20:44
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1780 - COURT SECURITY BASIC TRAINING › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 1780.101 - Purpose and Scope

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Unless otherwise indicated, the rules set forth in this Part
				  provide for training requirements and procedures applicable to all probationary
				  and permanent Court Security Officers covered under the Illinois Police
				  Training Act [50 ILCS 705 ].
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1780 - COURT SECURITY BASIC TRAINING › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 1780.103 - Veracity of Information

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No person shall make any false or misleading statement,
				  representation or certification of any record, report, application or any other
				  documents filed with the Board or required by the Board. Submission to the
				  Board of any information including or constituting a material misrepresentation
				  by a probationary or permanent Court Security Officer will render any
				  subsequent certification granted to that Court Security Officer by the Board
				  void at the Board's election.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1780 - COURT SECURITY BASIC TRAINING › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 1780.104 - Confidentiality of Information

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Personal information submitted to the Board by probationary
				  and permanent Court Security Officers will be treated as confidential and only
				  released if necessary to comply with the Illinois Freedom of Information Act [5
				  ILCS 140 ], a subpoena or other State or federal laws.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1780 - COURT SECURITY BASIC TRAINING › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 1780.105 - Date of Compliance

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Compliance with this Part is required on and after December
				  15, 2010.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1780 - COURT SECURITY BASIC TRAINING › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 1780.106 - Board Review

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The Curriculum and School Standards Committee shall be
				  responsible for monitoring the curriculum of the Basic Court Security Course.
				  The committee shall, as changes in the law or training techniques occur,
				  recommend modifications in the Basic Court Security Course to the
				  Board.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1780 - COURT SECURITY BASIC TRAINING › Subpart B - TRAINING STANDARDS › Section 1780.201 - Training Standards

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a) The
				Board shall establish training standards and a curriculum for the
				implementation of the Basic Court Security Course.
b) Every probationary Court Security Officer
				must successfully complete the Basic Court Security Course to be certified a
				Court Security Officer.
c)
				Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (b), any individual who has
				successfully completed either the Basic Law Enforcement Course or the Basic
				Correctional Course may seek from the Board a waiver from the requirement for
				completion of the Basic Court Security Course.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1780 - COURT SECURITY BASIC TRAINING › Subpart B - TRAINING STANDARDS › Section 1780.202 - Minimum Curriculum Requirements

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a) In no event will the Basic Court Security
				Course be less than 158 hours of full-time study, nor more than 240
				hours.
b) The Board's mandated
				training course may be reviewed and modified at any time by the Board.
				Nevertheless, the approved curriculum will include, but not be limited to, the
				following:
1) The Peace Officer Firearm
				Training Act [50 ILCS 710 ];
2) A
				course in cardio-pulmonary resuscitation consistent with American Heart
				Association standards;
3)
				Instruction on first aid or emergency care (life threatening
				conditions);
4) Instruction on
				basic court security principles;
5)
				Instruction on the legal rights of visitors and prisoners;
6) Instruction on self defense
				tactics;
7) Instruction on human
				behavior; and
8) Instruction on
				physical search procedures.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1780 - COURT SECURITY BASIC TRAINING › Subpart B - TRAINING STANDARDS › Section 1780.203 - Course Standards and Requirements

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a) Each Basic Court Security Course offering
				shall be overseen by a Course Coordinator.
b) The Course Coordinator will be responsible
				for the supervision and administration of the Basic Court Security Course,
				including, but not limited to, arranging for qualified instructors, arranging
				for adequate training props and adequate training facilities such as classrooms
				and firearms ranges, and the conduct and discipline of the trainees.
c) The Course Coordinator shall maintain
				complete records on each trainee. The records shall include, but not be limited
				to, the attendance and performance ratings of the trainee, including test
				scores for every written or oral test during the Basic Court Security Course.
				All records gathered by the Course Coordinator under this Part shall be
				maintained in accordance with the Illinois Freedom of Information Act [5 ILCS
				140 ].
d) The Course Coordinator
				shall be responsible for submitting a course and class roster to the Executive
				Director of the Board. Every class roster must be verified by the Course
				Coordinator to certify the attendance and final grade of all
				trainees.
e) The Course Coordinator
				shall make final determination as to whether a trainee has satisfactorily
				passed all reasonable standards and requirements of a particular course of
				training. The Course Coordinator shall also have the authority to dismiss any
				trainee from the school prior to the completion of the course if the Course
				Coordinator determines that the trainee is being disruptive or non-compliant,
				or cannot meet the minimum training requirements set forth in this Subpart B.
				Upon such dismissal action, the Course Coordinator shall submit a written
				report within seven calendar days to the Executive Director and the appointing
				authority.
f) The Course
				Coordinator shall also have the responsibility of fixing reasonable fees to be
				charged for any training course. Reasonable fees will be based on the costs of
				developing and implementing the course, including but not limited to the cost
				of instructors, facilities for training, training supplies, and general
				administrative costs. The Board shall annually review the training fees
				established by the Course Coordinator to determine if the fees are
				reasonable.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1780 - COURT SECURITY BASIC TRAINING › Subpart B - TRAINING STANDARDS › Section 1780.204 - Approval of Instructors

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a) The
				Board shall approve instructors on the basis of education, training and
				experience; for example, as a result of the successful completion of a
				comparable training course or extensive prior law enforcement or correctional
				employment. The instructor will be eligible to instruct Board-certified courses
				in the specialized field relating to his or her qualifications. It shall be the
				continuing responsibility of the Course Coordinator to see that instructors are
				assigned only topics that they are qualified to teach and are supervised on a
				regular basis to ensure that instructional excellence is maintained.
b) The actual evaluation and selection of
				instructors is the responsibility of the Course Coordinator. Review and
				evaluation of the instructors may also be initiated by the Board.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1780 - COURT SECURITY BASIC TRAINING › Subpart B - TRAINING STANDARDS › Section 1780.205 - Minimum Requirements of the Trainee

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a) Regular attendance at all sessions is
				required. However, excused absences may be granted by the Course Coordinator
				under certain limited circumstances beyond the trainee's control, which may
				include, but are not be limited to, a death in the family, illness, response to
				a court subpoena, disability or transportation breakdown. In order to
				successfully complete the course, absences must not exceed 10 percent of the
				total hours of instruction for any Board-certified course of
				instruction.
b) Qualification in
				the use of firearms as required by the Peace Officer Firearm Training Act [50
				ILCS 710 ] is required.
c) An
				overall average of 70 percent must be achieved on all written examinations
				given during any course of training. Separate evaluation of any skill-oriented
				performance requirements shall be made by the instructor on a
				satisfactory/unsatisfactory basis.
d) The Course Coordinator shall establish
				standards of conduct for the trainee while enrolled in the Basic Court Security
				Course. These shall include demeanor, deportment and compliance with the
				discipline and regulations of the course. Receipt of certification of the
				successful completion of the course from the Course Coordinator shall be deemed
				proof that the trainee has complied with the requirements of this
				Section.
e) Each trainee who has
				not been awarded a certificate attesting to his or her successful completion of
				the Basic Court Security Course as prescribed by the Board within 12 months
				after his or her initial full-time employment must forfeit his or her position,
				or the employing agency must obtain a waiver from the Board extending the
				period of compliance. Waivers shall be issued only for good and justifiable
				reasons, and shall extend for 90 days beyond the initial 12 months. Good and
				justifiable reasons for waiver include, but are not limited to, unavailability
				of academy space for training, illness or disability, and the need for the
				trainee to serve his or her department during the initial 12-month
				period.
f) Each trainee shall bring
				to training session any necessary equipment issued by the sponsoring
				agency.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1800 - TRUST FUND COLLECTION RULES › Section 1800.10 - Purpose and Authorization

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These rules establish procedures for the collection of money
				due from insurers of private passenger motor vehicles for each calendar year to
				be deposited in the Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention Trust Fund as authorized by
				the Illinois Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention Act [20 ILCS 4005 ] (the
				Act).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1800 - TRUST FUND COLLECTION RULES › Section 1800.20 - Definitions

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"The Act" - The term "the Act" means the Illinois Motor Vehicle
				Theft Prevention Act [20 ILCS 4005 ].
"Authority" - The term "Authority" means the Illinois Criminal
				Justice Information Authority.
"Council" - The term "Council" means the Illinois Motor Vehicle
				Theft Prevention Council.
"Department" - The term "Department" means the Illinois
				Department of Insurance.
"Earned car year" - The term "earned car year" means the
				proportion of a calendar year during which a private passenger motor vehicle
				can be identified as being insured for physical damage insurance
				coverage.
"Physical damage insurance coverage" - The term "physical
				damage insurance coverage" means motor vehicle insurance provided for theft
				and/or comprehensive coverage.
"Private passenger motor vehicle" - The term "private passenger
				motor vehicle" includes any private passenger car, station wagon, jeep, or
				pickup truck with a load capacity of 1,500 pounds or less not used principally
				for business purposes, and small farm trucks.
This term includes, but is not limited to, jeeps, pick-up
				trucks, mini-vans, vans and conversion vans.
The term excludes uninsured motor vehicles, motorcycles, motor
				homes, motor scooters, golf carts, off-road recreational vehicles, all terrain
				vehicles, off highway motorcycles, street cars and special mobile equipment as
				defined under Chapter 1 of the Illinois Vehicle Code [625 ILCS 5 /Ch.1].
"Total earned car years" - The term "total earned car years" is
				the sum of an insurer's earned car years of exposure for the calendar year,
				rounded to the nearest whole dollar. By way of examples, for purposes of
				calculating the amount to be remitted by insurers to the Council, a private
				passenger motor vehicle insured for physical damage insurance coverage for
				three (3) months during a calendar year would constitute 0.25 total earned car
				years and would be assessed $.25 ($1.00 x .25); and four (4) private passenger
				motor vehicles insured for six (6) months each during the calendar year would
				constitute the sum of two (2) total earned car years and would be assessed a
				fee of $2.00.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1800 - TRUST FUND COLLECTION RULES › Section 1800.30 - Collection Process

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Money to be deposited by the Council into the Motor Vehicle
				Theft Prevention Trust Fund shall be collected from insurers by the Council in
				the following manner:
a) By March 1 of
			 each calendar year, the Council shall send correspondence to all insurers
			 authorized to write private passenger motor vehicle physical damage insurance
			 coverages which are included in Class 2 and Class 3 as defined by Section 4 of
			 the Illinois Insurance Code [215 ILCS
			 5/4 ] during the preceding calendar year. The names
			 and addresses of such insurers shall be identified by the Department and shall
			 be provided to the Council by February 1 of each calendar year.
b) The correspondence will advise these
			 insurers that, pursuant to the Act, they are required to submit to the Council
			 by April 1 of the appropriate year an amount equal to $1.00 multiplied by the
			 insurer's total earned car years of private passenger motor vehicle insurance
			 policies providing physical damage insurance coverage, as defined herein,
			 written in the State during the preceding calendar year.
c) The correspondence shall include a
			 worksheet which shall be returned with the correct remittance, if applicable.
			 If an insurer owes no money pursuant to the Act, that fact must be noted on the
			 worksheet returned to the Council. Such worksheet shall require the insurer to
			 report the following information: insurer company's name, address, phone number
			 and Federal taxpayer identification number; total earned car years of exposure
			 for the preceding calendar year; the total fee due; the name, title and phone
			 number of the person completing the worksheet; the person's signature; and the
			 date.
d) Any remittance due shall
			 be returned to the Council by April 1 of the appropriate year and shall be in
			 the form of a certified or corporate check made payable to: "TREASURER, STATE
			 OF ILLINOIS". The remittance shall be sent to:
Illinois Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention Council
c/o Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority
120 South Riverside Plaza, Suite 1016
Chicago, Illinois 60606-3997
Attention: Chief Fiscal Officer
e) Upon receipt by the Council of the
			 remittance due, the money shall be deposited into the Illinois Motor Vehicle
			 Theft Prevention Trust Fund.
f) On
			 or before April 15 of each year, the Council shall provide the Department with
			 a report indicating the insurers that returned the worksheet required in
			 Section
			 1800.30 on
			 time (April 1); the amount of funds, if any, contributed; and the insurers that
			 did not return the worksheet or that returned the worksheet late.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1800 - TRUST FUND COLLECTION RULES › Section 1800.40 - Public Inquiries

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All inquiries pertaining to the collection process should be
				directed to:
Program Director
Illinois Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention Council
c/o Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority
120 South Riverside Plaza, Suite 1016
Chicago, Illinois 60606-3997
(312) 793-8550
TDD: (312) 793-4170
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1810 - RULES FOR THE AWARD AND MONITORING OF TRUST FUNDS › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 1810.100 - Applicability

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The rules contained in this Part are applicable to Illinois
				  Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention Council provision of financial support to
				  eligible recipients to improve and support the administration of motor vehicle
				  theft laws in Illinois.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1810 - RULES FOR THE AWARD AND MONITORING OF TRUST FUNDS › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 1810.110 - Definitions

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"Act" - the Illinois Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention Act [20
				  ILCS 4005 ].
"Adverse Action" - any or all of the following:
The suspension by the Executive Director of the performance
				  of an award agreement for more than twenty-eight (28) calendar days aggregated
				  within a twelve (12) month period, exclusive of any period of extension that
				  may be granted;
The termination of an award agreement by the Executive
				  Director;
The denial by the Executive Director of a request for a
				  material revision to an award agreement.
"Authority" - the Illinois Criminal Justice Information
				  Authority.
"Award" - financial support in the form of money, property,
				  or services made available by the Council to an eligible recipient through the
				  use of Illinois Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention Trust Funds.
"Award Agreement" - the award contract between the Council
				  and an implementing entity whereby the Council provides financial support to
				  carry out specified programs, services, or activities pursuant to the
				  Act.
"Business Organization" - any business entity or association
				  of business entities duly authorized to conduct business in the State of
				  Illinois.
"Chairman" - the Chairman of the Illinois Motor Vehicle Theft
				  Prevention Council.
"Council" - the Illinois Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention
				  Council.
"Eligible Recipient" - A federal or State agency, unit of
				  local government, corporation, neighborhood, community, or business
				  organization entitled to receive Illinois Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention Trust
				  Funds pursuant to the Act.
"Executive Director" - the Executive Director of the Illinois
				  Criminal Justice Information Authority.
"Expendable Property" - tangible property other than
				  nonexpendable property.
"Grant Review Committee" - the Grant Review Committee of the
				  Illinois Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention Council.
"Implementing Entity" - the party seeking or designated to
				  receive funds awarded by the Council pursuant to this Part.
"Nonexpendable Property" - tangible property having a useful
				  life of more than one (1) year and an acquisition cost of $300 or more per
				  unit.
"Property" - property of any kind including real property. It
				  may be tangible (having physical existence) or intangible (having no physical
				  existence, such as patents, inventions, or copyrights).
"Trust Funds" - funds from the Illinois Motor Vehicle Theft
				  Prevention Trust Fund established by the Act.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1810 - RULES FOR THE AWARD AND MONITORING OF TRUST FUNDS › Subpart B - AWARD CRITERIA AND PROCEDURES › Section 1810.200 - Eligible Recipients

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a)
				Consistent with the Act, Awards can be made to federal and State agencies,
				units of local government, corporations, and neighborhood, community, and
				business organizations.
b) To be
				eligible for an award under the Act, nongovernmental recipients must provide
				the Council, along with a program proposal, either of the following:
1) Proof of nonprofit status by presenting
				all of the following, when applicable:
A) A
				reference to the applicant organization's listing in the Internal Revenue
				Service's most recent list of tax-exempt organizations described in the
				Internal Revenue Code, Title 26 U.S.C.A. 501(c);
B) A copy of a currently valid Internal
				Revenue Service tax exemption letter;
C) A statement from the Illinois Department
				of Revenue, the Illinois Secretary of State, or the Illinois Attorney General
				certifying that the applicant organization has a current nonprofit status;
				and
D) A certified copy of the
				organization's certificate of incorporation filed with the Illinois Secretary
				of State that clearly establishes nonprofit status, and a copy of the most
				recent annual report required by the Illinois Attorney General or Secretary of
				State; or
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1810 - RULES FOR THE AWARD AND MONITORING OF TRUST FUNDS › Subpart B - AWARD CRITERIA AND PROCEDURES › Section 1810.210 - Eligible Programs and Activities

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The following programs and activities are eligible for
				  funding:
a) Programs designed to
				reduce motor vehicle theft or to improve the administration of motor vehicle
				theft laws;
b) Programs designed to
				inform vehicle owners about the financial and social costs of motor vehicle
				theft and to suggest to those owners methods for preventing motor vehicle
				theft; and
c) Programs, plans,
				activities, strategies, and projects consistent with the purposes of the
				Act.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 20 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT › Part 1810 - RULES FOR THE AWARD AND MONITORING OF TRUST FUNDS › Subpart B - AWARD CRITERIA AND PROCEDURES › Section 1810.220 - Award Process

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a) The
				Council will annually review the eligible purposes for the Trust Funds, and,
				based upon an analysis of statistical data, empirical material, and the needs
				and requests of federal and State agencies, units of local government,
				corporations and neighborhood, community, or business organizations made
				pursuant to oral and written comment and testimony received at public meetings
				conducted pursuant to the Open Meetings Act [5 ILCS 120 ], shall develop and
				approve a statewide motor vehicle theft prevention strategy.
b) The statewide strategy shall include:
1) An overview of the motor vehicle theft
				problem in Illinois including discussions of the nature and extent of the
				problem, current efforts to address the problem, resource needs, and areas of
				greatest need within the State; and
2) A description of the strategy for
				addressing the problem including the identification of eligible program
				areas.