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Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 11 - Continuing Education Requirements › Section 11 CSR 75-11.040 - Suspension of the Certification of a Peace Officer, Reserve Officer or Chief Executive Officer for Failing to Maintain Minimum Continuing Education Requirements

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(Rescinded February 28, 2001)
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 11 - Continuing Education Requirements › Section 11 CSR 75-11.060 - Application for Initial Probationary and Continuing POST Commission Approval of Continuing Education Providers

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(Rescinded October 30, 2002)
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 11 - Continuing Education Requirements › Section 11 CSR 75-11.080 - Minimum Requirements, Procedures, and Documentation Required for a POST Mandated In-Service Training Course

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(Rescinded October 30, 2002)
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 12 - Alternative Methods of Training Delivery › Section 11 CSR 75-12.010 - Minimum Requirements for Computer-Based Continuing Education Delivery Systems

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(Rescinded October 30, 2002)
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 12 - Alternative Methods of Training Delivery › Section 11 CSR 75-12.020 - Procedures for POST Approved Providers Using Computer-Based Training as an Alternative Method of Training Delivery

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(Rescinded October 30, 2002)
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 12 - Alternative Methods of Training Delivery › Section 11 CSR 75-12.030 - Procedures for Missouri Law Enforcement Agencies Using Computer-Based Training as an Alternative Method of Training Delivery

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(Rescinded October 30, 2002)
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 13 - Peace Officer Licenses › Section 11 CSR 75-13.020 - Procedure to Obtain New Peace Officer License

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule identifies the procedure to obtain
				  a new peace officer license.
(1) In order to be eligible to apply for a
				peace officer license, an applicant must satisfy the following general
				qualifications. The applicant shall be:
(A)
				Twenty-one (21) years of age or older;
(B) A United States citizen; and
(C) The holder of a valid high school diploma
				or its equivalent, as defined by
				11 CSR
				75-2.010.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 13 - Peace Officer Licenses › Section 11 CSR 75-13.030 - Procedure to Upgrade Peace Officer License Classification

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule identifies the procedure to
				  upgrade a peace officer license.
(1) A peace officer may qualify to upgrade
				the officer's license from its current class to a new class in any of three (3)
				ways:
(A) Graduation from a basic training
				recruit course certified to qualify a trainee for the new class pursuant to
				11 CSR
				75-14.040;
(B) Graduation from a basic training upgrade
				course certified to qualify a trainee for an upgrade from the current class to
				the new class pursuant to
				11 CSR
				75-14.040 and completion of the entire mandatory
				curriculum for the new class; or
(C) Qualification for the new class on the
				Veteran Peace Officer Point Scale pursuant to
				11 CSR
				75-13.060.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 13 - Peace Officer Licenses › Section 11 CSR 75-13.040 - Relicensing of Expired Peace Officer Licenses

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule identifies the process to reissue
				  an expired license.
(1) A
				person whose peace officer license has expired pursuant to section 590.030.6,
				RSMo, for failure to hold a commission as a peace officer for a period of five
				(5) consecutive years may apply to the Director to obtain a new peace officer
				license pursuant to
				11 CSR
				75-13.020. An application for relicensing shall be
				treated the same as an application for a new license.
(2) The Director may suspend the time period
				for automatic expiration of a peace officer license pursuant to section
				590.030.6, RSMo, for the period of time that a licensee is on official leave
				for a state or federal military leave of absence.
*Original authority: 590.030, RSMo 2001 and 590.190, RSMo
					 2001, amended 2007.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 13 - Peace Officer Licenses › Section 11 CSR 75-13.050 - Missouri Peace Officer License Exam

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This amendment will allow persons to take
				  the Missouri Peace Officer License Exam if they are otherwise eligible, who are
				  at least twenty (20) years of age, and have provided written verification of
				  being hired as a non-commissioned employee of a law enforcement
				  agency.
(1) The Director
				shall adopt or develop a Missouri Peace Officer License Exam (MPOLE).
(2) No person shall take the MPOLE unless the
				person:
(A) Is eligible to apply for, and has
				applied for, a peace officer license; or
(B) The applicant is twenty (20) years of
				age, has provided written verification of current employment as a
				non-commissioned employee of a law enforcement agency, and is otherwise
				eligible to apply for a peace officer license pursuant to
				11 CSR
				75-13.020. An applicant for a class R and a class D
				license shall not take the MPOLE.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 13 - Peace Officer Licenses › Section 11 CSR 75-13.060 - Veteran Peace Officer Point Scale

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This amendment is being made to award one
				  (1) point of credit for every year of service as a full-time peace officer and
				  to award credit to persons serving as a reserve peace officer.
(1) The Veteran Peace Officer Point Scale is
				a method for determining the license class for which a veteran peace officer is
				qualified when applying for a new license pursuant to
				11 CSR
				75-13.020, a license upgrade pursuant to
				11
				CSR 75-13.030, or relicensing pursuant to
				11 CSR
				75-13.040.
(2) 1n order to be eligible to qualify on the
				scale, an applicant must be a graduate of a basic training course of at least
				one hundred twenty (120) hours.
(3)
				The holder of a class R or a class D license, or a person graduating from a
				reserve basic training course, is not eligible to qualify on the
				scale.
(4) An applicant shall
				request to qualify on the Veteran Peace Officer Point Scale on an application
				for a new peace officer license pursuant to
				11 CSR
				75-13.020(3)(C) or on an application
				for a peace officer license upgrade pursuant to
				11
				CSR 75-13.030(1)(C).
(5) The Director shall score each applicant
				according to the following point system.
(A)
				For basic peace officer training:
1. 120 to
				179 hours, 1 point;
2. 180 to 299
				hours, 3 points;
3. 300 to 469
				hours, 5 points;
4. 470 to 599
				hours, 8 points;
5. 600 hours or
				more, 14 points.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 13 - Peace Officer Licenses › Section 11 CSR 75-13.070 - Recognition of Federal, Military, and Out-of-State Basic Training

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule identifies the procedure to obtain
				  recognition of federal, military, or out-of-state basic
				  training.
(1) In order to be
				eligible to qualify for a new peace officer license based upon basic training
				not certified by the Director pursuant to
				11 CSR
				75-14.040, an applicant must be a graduate of a basic
				law enforcement training course at a law enforcement training center located in
				another state or a territory of the United States or conducted by the military
				or the federal government.
(2) An
				applicant shall request recognition of federal, military, or out-of-state
				training on an application for a new peace officer license pursuant to
				11 CSR
				75-13.020(5)(A).
(3) The Director shall determine with regard
				to each applicant:
(A) Whether the applicant's
				basic training curriculum was comparable to basic training certified by the
				Director pursuant to
				11 CSR
				75-14.040;
(B) Whether the applicant was trained in
				substantial compliance with the minimum basic training standards established
				pursuant to
				11
				CSR 75-14.050; and
(C) Which class of license the applicant is
				qualified to receive.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 13 - Peace Officer Licenses › Section 11 CSR 75-13.080 - Adjustment of Peace Officer License Classification

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule authorizes the adjustment of peace
				  officer license classifications to prevent inadvertent change in status or
				  validity due to the adoption of new rules.
(1) The Director may take any administrative
				action necessary to prevent a change in the status or validity of any existing
				peace officer license due to the implementation of the peace officer license
				classification system pursuant to
				11 CSR
				75-13.010, including the reclassification or
				restriction of any license.
*Original authority: 590.020, RSMo 2001 and 590.190, RSMo
					 2001, amended 2007.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 13 - Peace Officer Licenses › Section 11 CSR 75-13.090 - Cause to Discipline Peace Officer Licensee

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule identifies the causes of
				  discipline on a peace officer licensee.
(1) Whenever during the investigation of any
				cause to discipline a peace officer license the Director issues a subpoena
				pursuant to section 590.110.1, RSMo, the Director shall notify the officer of
				the investigation.
(2) As used in
				section 590.080.1, RSMo:
(A) The phrase has
				"committed any criminal offense" includes a person who has pleaded guilty to,
				been found guilty of, or been convicted of any criminal offense.
(B) The phrase "moral turpitude" means the
				wrongful quality shared by acts of fraud, theft, bribery, illegal drug use,
				sexual misconduct, and other similar acts, as defined by the common law of
				Missouri.
(C) "Reckless disregard"
				means a conscious disregard of a substantial risk that circumstances exist or
				that a result will follow, and such failure constitutes a gross deviation from
				the standard of care that a reasonable peace officer would exercise in the
				situation.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 13 - Peace Officer Licenses › Section 11 CSR 75-13.100 - Notification of Change in Commission Status

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule identifies the form which is to be
				  submitted for a notification of change in commission status of a peace
				  officer.
(1) Within thirty
				(30) days after any licensed peace officer departs employment or otherwise
				ceases to be commissioned, the chief executive officer of the commissioning law
				enforcement agency shall submit to the Director a Missouri Peace/Reserve
				Officer Commissioning/Employment Record.
*Original authority: 590.070, RSMo 2001 and 590.190, RSMo
					 2001, amended 2007.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 14 - Basic Training Centers › Section 11 CSR 75-14.010 - Procedure to Obtain a Basic Training Center License

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule identifies the procedure to obtain
				  a basic training center license.
(1) An applicant for a basic training center
				license shall submit to the Director a completed basic training center license
				application. The Director may investigate or request additional information
				from an applicant pursuant to section 590.110.1, RSMo.
(2) The Peace Officer Standards and Training
				(POST) Commission shall make a preliminary determination of the applicant's
				qualifications and the state's need for an additional licensed basic training
				center. The POST Commission may consider any relevant factor, including the
				applicant's history, facilities and equipment, academic qualifications,
				financial qualifications, the geographical area to be served, the agencies to
				be served, the estimated number of annual graduates, letters of support, and
				the projected impact on existing licensed basic training centers.
(3) If the applicant receives preliminary
				approval from the POST Commission, the Director shall:
(A) Conduct a site visit;
(B) Review the applicant's policies and
				procedures, including attendance and instructor evaluation policies;
(C) Review the applicant's proposed courses,
				including training objectives, lesson plans, source documents, and instructor
				qualifications;
(D) Review the
				applicant's advisory board; and
(E)
				Report the findings to the POST Commission.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 14 - Basic Training Centers › Section 11 CSR 75-14.020 - Minimum Requirements for Basic Training Centers

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule identifies minimum requirements
				  for a basic training center.
(1) A basic training center shall-
(A) Be under the management and operational
				control of a full-time, salaried training center director and shall designate
				to the director the name, mailing address, and telephone number of the training
				center director;
(B) During its
				initial one (1) and three (3)- year licensing periods pursuant to 11 CSR
				75-14.010(7), shall have an advisory board consisting of at least five (5)
				individuals with a law enforcement background;
(C) Operate pursuant to written policies and
				procedures;
(D) Deliver basic
				training courses on a regular basis;
(E) Notify the Director within thirty (30)
				days upon the dismissal, suspension, or other discipline of the training center
				director or any instructor;
(F)
				Maintain facilities and equipment adequate to deliver safe and effective basic
				training;
(G) Deliver all training
				in a manner that is safe, effective, and in strict compliance with these
				rules;
(H) Retain complete records
				on each basic training course for a period of six (6) years following
				completion of the course, including:
1. The
				designation of the course pursuant to
				11 CSR
				75-14.040(2)(A);
2. The lesson plans used to teach the
				course;
3. The class schedule,
				including the date, time, and instructor for all training, both mandatory and
				supplemental;
4. With respect to
				each objective designated pursuant to
				11
				CSR 75-14.050(3)(B) 2. to be taught
				only by a specialist instructor with a valid, current third-party or secondary
				license, a copy of the appropriate third-party or secondary license; and
(I) Retain permanent
				records regarding each trainee to include: name, Social Security number, date
				of birth, attendance record, all grades, final course score, and hours of
				training completed.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 14 - Basic Training Centers › Section 11 CSR 75-14.030 - Standard Basic Training Curricula and Objectives

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: These amendments allow for additional
				  training flexibility with the goal of covering these training topics in much
				  greater detail. In the rule's current form, it requires the training provider
				  to very briefly touch on multiple complex training topics instead of giving a
				  detailed and proper course of instruction, which was not the intent of the
				  Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission.
PUBLISHER'S NOTE: The secretary of state has
				  determined that the publication of the entire text of the material which is
				  incorporated by reference as a portion of this rule would be unduly cumbersome
				  or expensive. This material as incorporated by reference in this rule shall be
				  maintained by the agency at its headquarters and shall be made available to the
				  public for inspection and copying at no more than the actual cost of
				  reproduction. This note applies only to the reference material. The entire text
				  of the rule is printed here.
(1) The Peace Officer Standards and Training
				(POST) Commission shall develop a mandatory basic training curriculum for each
				class of peace officer license. The minimum number of training hours for each
				class of peace officer license shall be as follows:
(A) Class A. Six hundred (600) hours;
(B) Class A-HP. One thousand (1,000)
				hours;
(C) Class A-CC. One thousand
				(1,000) hours;
(D) Class B. Four
				hundred eighty (480) hours;
(E)
				Class C. One hundred twenty (120) hours;
(F) Class R. Two hundred ninety-seven (297) hours;
				and
(G) Class S. Four hundred
				eighty (480) hours.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 14 - Basic Training Centers › Section 11 CSR 75-14.040 - Certification of Basic Training Courses

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule identifies the procedure for
				  certifying a basic training course.
(1) Application for certification of a basic
				training course may be made only by a licensed basic training center.
(2) An applicant shall:
(A) Designate whether the course is a recruit
				course or an upgrade course pursuant to
				11
				CSR 75-14.050(1) and what class of
				license the course is intended to qualify a trainee to receive; and
(B) Submit to the Director lesson plans for
				delivering the mandatory basic training objectives established pursuant to 11
				CSR 7514.030.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 14 - Basic Training Centers › Section 11 CSR 75-14.050 - Minimum Standards for a Certified Basic Training Course

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This amendment will allow for a minimum
				  passing score that is greater than seventy percent (70%), which is required for
				  certain programs of study within basic training. This amendment will ensure
				  that the determination to allow for the retake of a failed examination is made
				  by the training center before the start of basic training and the eligibility
				  to retake an examination applies equally to all basic training students. The
				  amendment will ensure that basic training students are informed when they are
				  taking or retaking an examination.
(1) There shall be two (2) types of basic
				training courses:
(A) Recruit courses, which
				shall deliver an entire mandatory basic training curriculum, and which shall be
				designed to qualify a previously untrained person for a new peace officer
				license pursuant to 11 CSR 7513.020; and
(B) Upgrade courses, which shall deliver a
				portion of a mandatory basic training curriculum, and which shall be designed,
				either singly or in combination with other upgrade courses, to qualify a
				licensed peace officer for a license upgrade pursuant to 11 CSR
				7513.030.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 14 - Basic Training Centers › Section 11 CSR 75-14.060 - Eligibility for Entrance into a Basic Training Course

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule identifies the qualifications for
				  entrance into a basic training course.
(1) No person shall be admitted into a
				certified basic training course unless such person:
(A) Is eighteen (18) years of age or
				older;
(B) Is a United States
				citizen;
(C) Is the holder of a
				valid high school diploma or its equivalent pursuant to
				11 CSR
				75-2.010;
(D) Has been fingerprinted pursuant to
				11 CSR
				75-13.020 within one hundred twenty (120) days of, and
				no later than fifteen (15) days before, the start of the basic training course;
				and
(E) Has submitted a Missouri
				Peace Officer License Legal Questionnaire to the basic training center
				director.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 14 - Basic Training Centers › Section 11 CSR 75-14.070 - Basic Training Instructor Licenses

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule identifies the procedure in
				  obtaining a basic training instructor license.
(1) The procedure to obtain a basic training
				instructor license shall be as follows:
(A)
				The applicant shall submit to the Director a basic training instructor license
				application.
(B) The Director shall
				determine the applicant's qualifications pursuant to 11 CSR 7514.080.
(C) The Director shall grant the applicant
				the appropriate license or deny the applicant's request.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 14 - Basic Training Centers › Section 11 CSR 75-14.080 - Minimum Requirements for a Basic Training Instructor

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule identifies the minimum
				  requirements for a basic training instructor.
(1) There shall be two (2) types of basic
				training instructor licenses: generalist licenses and specialist
				licenses.
(2) To qualify for a
				generalist license, an instructor shall possess the following qualifications:
(A) Sponsorship by a licensed basic training
				center;
(B) Graduation from a Peace
				Officer Standards and Training (POST)-approved instructor development course;
				and
(C) Either:
1. A four (4) year baccalaureate degree and
				five (5) or more years active commission as a full-time peace officer, federal
				law enforcement officer, or military law enforcement officer;
2. A two (2) year associate degree and eight
				(8) or more years active commission as a full-time peace officer, federal law
				enforcement officer, or military law enforcement officer; or
3. A high school diploma or its equivalent
				and ten (10) or more years active commission as a full-time peace officer,
				federal law enforcement officer, or military law enforcement officer.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 15 - Continuing Education › Section 11 CSR 75-15.010 - Continuing Education Requirement

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This amendment eliminates any mention of a
				  three- (3-) year Continuing Law Enforcement Education (CLEE) reporting period.
				  The last three- (3-) year reporting period ended on December 31, 2017. This
				  amendment eliminates the ability to carry over continuing education credit from
				  one reporting period to the next. This amendment eliminates the requirement to
				  complete training in the separate topic areas of officer well-being, including
				  mental health and/or physical health awareness; fair and impartial policing
				  practices including implicit bias recognition; handling persons with mental
				  health or cognitive impairment issues; and tactical training, which must
				  include one (1) or more of the following areas: de-escalation techniques,
				  crisis management, critical thinking, or social intelligence. This amendment
				  eliminates the need to restrict the number of continuing education credit hours
				  that can be awarded to continuing education or basic training instructors. All
				  regulatory restrictions have been removed.
(1) Continuing law enforcement education
				(CLEE) is to be obtained and monitored on a fixed, annual cycle, with the first
				annual CLEE period beginning January 1, 2017, and ending December 31, 2017, and
				successive CLEE periods ending December 31 every year thereafter.
(2) Every licensed peace officer is to obtain
				twenty four (24) hours of CLEE credit during each annual CLEE period.
(3) A peace officer is to be exempt from the
				CLEE training standard for the remainder of a CLEE period during which the
				officer receives a new license pursuant to
				11 CSR
				75-13.020, receives a license upgrade pursuant to
				11
				CSR 75-13.030, or successfully completes a Missouri
				basic training course in its entirety.
(4) CLEE credit may be obtained from the
				following sources:
(A) From a CLEE provider
				licensed pursuant to 11 CSR 75-15.030;
(B) From a basic training center licensed
				pursuant to 11 CSR 75-14.010;
(C)
				From a source approved to provide a specific CLEE course pursuant to 11 CSR
				75-15.040;
(D) From a pre-approved
				source pursuant to 11 CSR 75-15.050;
(E) For serving as an instructor for a CLEE
				or basic training class pursuant to 11 CSR 75-15.020(3)(B);
(F) By attending an accredited college or
				university course related to law enforcement or applicable to law enforcement
				administration pursuant to 11 CSR 75-15.020(3)(C); or
(G) As in-service training pursuant to 11 CSR
				75-15.060.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 15 - Continuing Education › Section 11 CSR 75-15.020 - Minimum Standards of Continuing Education Training

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This amendment adds "officer well-being" to
				  the description of Interpersonal Perspectives and "de-escalation techniques" to
				  the description of Skill Development. This amendment changes the amount of CLEE
				  credit awarded for basic and CLEE instruction to one (1) hour of CLEE credit
				  for each hour of instruction. This amendment eliminates the need to list the
				  training topics of "officer well-being, including mental health and/or physical
				  health awareness; fair and impartial policing practices, including implicit
				  bias recognition; handling persons with mental health or cognitive impairment
				  issues; and tactical training, which must include one (1) or more of the
				  following areas: de-escalation techniques, crisis management, critical
				  thinking, or social intelligence" to the certificate of training completion.
				  This amendment also eliminates all regulatory restrictions.
(1) All Continuing Law Enforcement Education
				(CLEE) training is to relate to one (1) of the following curricula areas:
(A) Legal Studies - Described as training
				that focuses on updates or familiarization of federal or state criminal laws,
				case law updates, or any type of legal issues;
(B) Technical Studies - Described as training
				that focuses on specialized studies or activities which directly relate to the
				job description and performance, such as crash investigation, traffic stops,
				and agency policy updates;
(C)
				Interpersonal Perspectives - Described as training that focuses on
				interpersonal or communication skills, such as implicit bias, racial profiling,
				cultural diversity, ethics, fair and impartial policing practices, conflict
				management, victim sensitivity, critical thinking, social intelligence, mental
				health awareness, officer well-being, and stress management; or
(D) Skill development - Described as training
				that focuses on activities that develop physical skill proficiency and
				demonstrative tasks such as de-escalation techniques, defensive tactics,
				firearm training, driver training, first aid, and CPR training.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 15 - Continuing Education › Section 11 CSR 75-15.030 - Procedure to Obtain a Continuing Education Provider License

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This amendment eliminates the requirement
				  that course source documents be maintained; it eliminates the requirement that
				  a detailed continuing education lesson plan be maintained and replaces it with
				  a requirement that the licensed provider maintain a detailed synopsis or
				  detailed overview of the course; and it requires the licensed training provider
				  to either offer some computer-based training or to deliver at least thirty
				  percent (30%) of their total contact hours of live continuing education
				  instruction at a location away from their main training center
				  office(s).
(1) Any person or
				entity may apply for a Continuing Law Enforcement Education (CLEE) provider
				license, except that a law enforcement agency eligible to provide in-service
				CLEE training pursuant to 11 CSR 7515.060 is not eligible for a CLEE provider
				license.
(2) An applicant shall
				submit to the Director a CLEE provider license application. The Director may
				investigate or request additional information from an applicant pursuant to
				section 590.110.1, RSMo.
(3) The
				Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) Commission shall make a preliminary
				determination of an applicant's qualifications. The POST Commission may
				consider any relevant factor, including the applicant's history, facilities and
				equipment, academic qualifications, financial qualifications, the estimated
				number of annual graduates, letters of support, and the applicant's need for
				licensed provider status as opposed to obtaining individual course approval
				pursuant to
				11
				CSR 75-15.040.
(4) If an applicant receives preliminary
				approval from the POST Commission, the Director shall:
(A) Conduct a site visit;
(B) Review the applicant's policies and
				procedures, including attendance and instructor evaluation policies;
(C) Review the applicant's proposed courses,
				including training objectives, a detailed synopsis or a detailed overview of
				the courses, evaluation plan, and instructor qualifications; and
(D) Report the findings to the POST
				Commission.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 15 - Continuing Education › Section 11 CSR 75-15.040 - Procedure to Obtain Approval for an Individual CLEE Course

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PURPOSE: This amendment eliminates the requirement
				  that course source documents be submitted to the director; it eliminates the
				  requirement that a detailed continuing education lesson plan be submitted to
				  the director and replaces it with a requirement that the provider submit a
				  detailed synopsis or detailed overview of the course; and it requires the
				  training provider to resubmit a course if they change their detailed synopsis
				  or their detailed overview of their previously submitted
				  course.
(1) To be eligible to
				obtain approval for a specific, individual Continuing Law Enforcement Education
				(CLEE) course, an applicant must not be the holder of a CLEE provider
				license.
(2) An applicant shall
				submit to the Director a completed individual CLEE course application. This
				application must be submitted a minimum of thirty (30) days prior to the
				scheduled delivery date of the course. The Director may investigate the
				applicant or request additional information from the applicant pursuant to
				section 590.110.1, RSMo.
(3) The
				director shall determine the qualification of the applicant. The director may
				consider any relevant factor, including the applicant's history, facilities and
				equipment, academic qualifications, financial qualifications, attendance
				policy, evaluation plan, training objectives, detailed synopsis or detailed
				overview of the course, and instructor record(s).
(4) The Director shall grant approval of the
				individual CLEE course or deny the applicant's request. An applicant aggrieved
				by the decision of the Director may appeal pursuant to section 590.050.2,
				RSMo.
(5) Any change to the
				training objectives, the detailed synopsis or the detailed overview of the
				course, or instructor of an individual CLEE course shall require prior approval
				of the director.
*Original authority: 590.030, RSMo 2001; 590.050, RSMo
					 2001; and 590.190, RSMo 2001, amended
					 2007.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 15 - Continuing Education › Section 11 CSR 75-15.050 - Out-of-State, Federal, and Organizations Continuing Education

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PURPOSE: This amendment adds the requirement that all
				  recognized sources of continuing education training are subject to audit by the
				  director and it requires officers that attend federal or out-of-state training
				  to provide evidence to the director that they successfully completed the course
				  before they can receive continuing education training credit.
(1) Before the beginning of each Continuing
				Law Enforcement Education (CLEE) period established pursuant to
				11 CSR
				75-15.010, the Director shall determine which states,
				federal agencies, and organizations have standards for continuing education
				training comparable to the standards established pursuant to these rules. The
				Director shall maintain a list of, and shall recognize continuing education
				credit from, such sources.
(2) All
				recognized sources of CLEE training shall be subject to audit by the
				director.
(3) In order to receive credit for attending the CLEE
				training approved pursuant to this rule, an officer shall provide evidence to
				the director that-
(A) The training was
				approved for continuing education by the state or federal agency providing the
				training or by the state in which the training was located; and
(B) The officer successfully completed the
				training.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 15 - Continuing Education › Section 11 CSR 75-15.060 - In-Service Continuing Education Training

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PURPOSE: This amendment allows a law enforcement
				  agency to provide in-service continuing education training to officers not
				  commissioned by their agency; the amendment requires law enforcement agencies
				  to submit their continuing education courses to the director, where they
				  previously only had to maintain their courses at their agency, which was then
				  subject to audit by the director. These continuing education course records can
				  be submitted electronically to the director.
(1) Any law enforcement agency may provide
				in-service Continuing Law Enforcement Education (CLEE) training.
(2) In order for in-service training to
				qualify for CLEE credit, the law enforcement agency providing the training
				shall submit their proposed course to the director and comply with the
				submission and reporting requirements of
				11
				CSR 75-15.040.
(3) The Director may refuse to recognize CLEE
				credit from any in-service provider that:
(A)
				Refuses to comply with the course delivery and officer attendance reporting
				requirements pursuant to this rule; or
(B) Fails to comply with the minimum CLEE
				training standards of 11 CSR 7515.020.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 15 - Continuing Education › Section 11 CSR 75-15.070 - Computer-Based Continuing Education Training

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PURPOSE: This rule establishes the requirements for
				  computer-based training.
(1)
				Any source approved to provide Continuing Law Enforcement Education (CLEE)
				training pursuant to
				11 CSR
				75-15.010(4) may offer interactive,
				computer-based training.
(2)
				Computer-based training shall be controlled by an interactive computer program
				and shall require the student to participate by making responses influencing
				the pace and/or the direction of the training involving a mode of operation in
				which there is an exchange of information between the computer and the
				student.
(3) Computer-based
				training shall meet all requirements of
				11 CSR
				75-15.020. In addition, the training certificate
				presented to each trainee shall bear the phrase "Computer-Based
				Training."
(4) A computer-based
				training course shall be considered a complete and detailed lesson plan within
				itself. Source documents may be identified within the computer course. When a
				course is no longer available via computer, the provider shall maintain a
				printed copy of the lesson plan in the course file retained pursuant to
				11 CSR
				75-15.020(5).
(5) The course administrator shall attest to
				actual attendance and may ascertain attendance by any reasonably certain
				method, as determined by the Director, including tracking by the computer
				course software, if the tracking meets the standard of this rule. The
				attendance policy and methodology for ascertaining attendance shall be included
				in the course record file.
(6) The
				evaluation plan may include assessment of the student's mastery of the training
				objectives as part of computer program or may do so by an examination separate
				from the computer program, such as a written or practical examination. To
				successfully complete a computer-based training course, a trainee must achieve
				a test score of at least seventy percent (70%) correct.
(7) The number of CLEE credit hours for a
				computer-based training course shall be determined as follows:
(A) A test group of at least ten (10)
				randomly selected peace officers shall complete the course in a timed
				manner.
(B) The test group times
				shall be placed in rank order.
(C)
				The time required for successful completion of the course by eighty percent
				(80%) of the test group, rounded down to a convenient time interval, shall be
				the credit hour value of the course.
(D) The credit hour value of the course may
				be determined by any other method approved in advance by the
				Director.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 15 - Continuing Education › Section 11 CSR 75-15.080 - Failure to Obtain Continuing Education Training

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PURPOSE: This rule identifies what occurs if a peace
				  officer fails to obtain the necessary continuing law enforcement education
				  training.
(1) Pursuant to
				11 CSR
				75-15.010(11), it is the
				responsibility of every licensed peace officer to report and demonstrate to the
				director his or her compliance with the continuing law enforcement education
				(CLEE) training standard.
(2)
				Beginning with the CLEE reporting period that ends on December 31, 2018, and
				every reporting period thereafter, licensed peace officers who fail to report
				and demonstrate they have successfully obtained the necessary CLEE training
				hours by the end of their respective reporting period, and who have not applied
				for a waiver or extension pursuant to
				11 CSR
				75-15.010(12), will automatically be
				given until March fifteenth of the following year to obtain any CLEE training
				hours that the officer may be deficient and demonstrate compliance to the
				director.
(3) If by March fifteenth
				of the following year the licensed peace officer has not reported and
				demonstrated to the director his or her compliance with the CLEE training
				standard, the officer's peace officer license may, at the discretion of the
				director, become inactive. Once a peace officer's license becomes inactive, it
				may remain inactive until the licensee can report and demonstrate to the
				director compliance with the CLEE training standard.
(4) Persons with an inactive peace officer
				license are ineligible to hold a commission as peace officer as defined in
				section
				590.010,
				RSMo.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 16 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission Fund › Section 11 CSR 75-16.010 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission Fund

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PURPOSE: This amendment modifies the percentage of
				  fund distribution to counties and municipalities that contribute more than five
				  hundred dollars ($500) to the fund from a fixed ninety percent (90%) to a
				  variable percentage to be determined by the Director of Public Safety based
				  upon the amount of residual funds available.
(1)  A county or municipality may participate
				in the Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission Fund (POST Fund) as
				follows:
(A) The county or municipality shall
				assess a one dollar ($1) surcharge in each criminal case pursuant to section
				488.5336,
				RSMo;
(B) No less than once per
				calendar month, the county or municipality shall forward, payable to
				"Treasurer, State of Missouri," all collected surcharges to the following
				address: Department of Revenue, County Tax Section, PO Box 453, Jefferson City,
				MO 65105-0453;
(C) All surcharges
				forwarded to the Department of Public Safety shall be accompanied by a
				completed POST Fund participation form.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 17 - School Protection Officers › Section 11 CSR 75-17.010 - Minimum Training Standards for SchoolProtection Officer Training Centers

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PURPOSE: This rule details the minimum training
				  standards for School Protection Officer Training Centers.
(1) Only those basic training centers
				licensed pursuant to
				11 CSR
				75-14.010 -14.080, and those Continuing Law
				Enforcement Education providers licensed pursuant to
				11
				CSR 75-15.030, shall be approved to deliver the School
				Protection Officer Training Program.
*Original authority: 590.205, RSMo
					 2013.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 17 - School Protection Officers › Section 11 CSR 75-17.020 - Minimum Training Standards for SchoolProtection Officer Training Instructors

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PURPOSE: This rule details the minimum training
				  standards for School Protection Officer Training Instructors.
(1) Only those instructors licensed as basic
				training instructors pursuant to
				11
				CSR 75-14.050(3),
				11 CSR
				75-14.070, and
				11
				CSR 75-14.080, shall be approved to deliver the School
				Protection Officer Training Program.
*Original authority: 590.205, RSMo
					 2013.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 17 - School Protection Officers › Section 11 CSR 75-17.030 - Minimum Training Standards for SchoolProtection Officers

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PURPOSE: This rule details the minimum training
				  standards for School Protection Officers.
(1) Applicants seeking to be designated a
				School Protection Officer, pursuant to section
				590.205,
				RSMo, must-
(A) Successfully complete a one
				hundred twelve (112) hour School Protection Officer Training Program;
				or
(B) Successfully graduate from a
				Missouri basic training center licensed pursuant to
				11 CSR
				75-14.010, having completed a minimum of six hundred
				(600) hours of basic law enforcement training certified pursuant to
				11 CSR
				75-14.040; or
(C) Have been issued a Class A peace officer
				license under the Veteran Peace Officer Police Scale pursuant to
				11 CSR
				75-13.060.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 17 - School Protection Officers › Section 11 CSR 75-17.040 - Minimum Continuing Education Training Standards for School Protection Officers

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PURPOSE: This rule details the minimum continued
				  training standards for School Protection Officers.
(1) To maintain their designation, School
				Protection Officers shall-
(A) Successfully
				complete a minimum of twelve (12) hours of annual training. Eight (8) hours of
				this training shall have a primary focus of responding to active school
				shootings and shall be delivered by a local, county, or state law enforcement
				officer qualified to offer a response to active shooter course and who is in
				possession of a valid peace officer license. The remaining four (4) hours of
				training shall have a primary focus of weapon retention, firearms skill
				development, defensive tactics, ground fighting, and handcuffing and restraint
				devices. The four (4) hours of training shall be delivered by a local, county,
				or state law enforcement officer qualified to offer this type of training and
				who is in possession of a valid peace officer license.
(B) On a quarterly basis, successfully
				complete a firearm qualification course using the same firearm used in the
				performance of their duties as a School Protection Officer. This course can be
				delivered by any local, county, or state law enforcement officer qualified to
				offer a firearm qualification course and who is in possession of a valid peace
				officer license.
(C) Maintain a
				secondary/third-party First Aid/CPR certification.