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Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 18 - Corporate Security Advisor › Section 11 CSR 75-18.010 - Procedure to Obtain a Corporate Security Advisor License

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule identifies the procedure and
				  requirements to obtain corporate security advisor license pursuant to section
				  590.750,
				  RSMo.
(1) To be eligible to
				apply for a corporate security advisor license, an applicant must satisfy the
				following minimum qualifications. The applicant shall be:
(A) Twenty-five (25) years of age or
				older;
(B) A United States
				citizen;
(C) The holder of a valid
				high school diploma or its equivalent, as defined by
				11 CSR 75-2.010;
				and
(D) One (1) or more of the
				following:
1. A graduate of a state
				recognized basic law enforcement training program consisting of at least six
				hundred (600) hours of basic training described in 11 CSR 75-14; or
2. A graduate of a basic law enforcement
				training program consisting of at least one hundred twenty (120) hours of basic
				training described in 11 CSR 75-14, and having completed a minimum of ten (10)
				years of service as a commissioned peace officer; or
3. Formerly employed as a credentialed
				federal special agent.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 18 - Corporate Security Advisor › Section 11 CSR 75-18.020 - Minimum Training Requirements

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule identifies the minimum training
				  requirements for corporate security advisors.
(1) As a condition of licensure, corporate
				security advisor license applicants shall complete a training program
				consisting of at least forty (40) contact hours. This training program shall,
				at a minimum, cover the following topics in the minimum time noted:
(A) Handgun safety, responsibility,
				liability, and qualification - 8 hours
(B) Missouri statutory laws related to
				detention of offenders by private citizens - 4 hours;
(C) Defensive tactics - 4 hours;
(D) Intermediate weapons - 4 hours;
(E) Basic first aid/CPR and AED use - 8
				hours;
(F) Workplace violence
				response - 4 hours;
(G) Prevention
				of assaults and kidnapping - 4 hours; and
(H) Reduction of personal and corporate civil
				liability - 4 hours.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 18 - Corporate Security Advisor › Section 11 CSR 75-18.030 - Continuing Education Requirements

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule identifies the continuing
				  education requirements for corporate security advisors.
(1) As a condition of continued licensure,
				corporate security advisors shall complete the same Continuing Law Enforcement
				Education (CLEE) training requirements as licensed peace officers pursuant to
				11 CSR
				75-15.010. However, corporate security advisors are
				not required to complete racial profiling training unless otherwise mandated by
				law. In addition, corporate security advisors shall be required to successfully
				complete an annual handgun qualification course. This handgun qualification
				course can only be offered by firearms instructors affiliated with basic
				training centers licensed pursuant to
				11 CSR
				75-14.010 -14.080, and CLEE training providers
				licensed pursuant to
				11
				CSR 75-15.030.
(2) The continuing education reporting dates
				for corporate security advisors shall be same as it is for licensed peace
				officers pursuant to
				11 CSR
				75-15.010.
(3) At the conclusion of each continuing
				education reporting period, the director shall determine the compliance of each
				corporate security advisor pursuant to this rule. Each corporate security
				advisor shall be responsible for reporting and demonstrating continuing
				education compliance in methods approved by the director.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 18 - Corporate Security Advisor › Section 11 CSR 75-18.040 - Change of Employment Status

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule identifies when a corporate
				  security advisor must report a change to his/her corporate security employment
				  status.
(1) Corporate
				security advisors shall report changes of their corporate security employment
				status to the director, to include employment termination, on a form to be
				developed or adopted by the director. This change of corporate security
				employment status form shall be submitted to the director within thirty (30)
				days of the date of change.
(2) If
				the notification is to report a change of corporate security employer, to
				maintain licensure as a corporate security advisor, the licensee shall also
				provide within thirty (30) days of the date of change, signed and notarized
				statements from a supervising representative of the intended corporate employer
				affirming-
(A) There are a minimum of one
				hundred fifty (150) full-time personnel currently employed by the intended
				corporate employer in locations in Missouri;
(B) The intended corporate employer is
				insured for liability in an amount not less than one (1) million dollars, and a
				statement that the applicant will be included in the policy as a named insured;
				and
(C) The employer's business is
				headquartered in Missouri or the applicant's employer conducts a substantial
				portion of its business in Missouri.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 18 - Corporate Security Advisor › Section 11 CSR 75-18.050 - Inactivation and Expiration of Corporate Security Advisor Licenses

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule identifies when a corporate
				  security officer license becomes inactive and expires.
(1) Corporate security advisor licenses shall
				become inactive after the licensee's last day of employment as a corporate
				security advisor and shall expire after five (5) consecutive years of
				inactivity.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 18 - Corporate Security Advisor › Section 11 CSR 75-18.060 - Cause to Discipline Corporate Security Advisor Licensee

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule identifies the causes of
				  discipline for a corporate security advisor licensee.
(1) The director shall have cause to
				discipline any corporate security advisor licensee who-
(A) Is unable to perform the functions of a
				corporate security advisor with reasonable competency or reasonable safety as a
				result of a mental condition, including alcohol or substance abuse;
(B) Tests positive for the presence of
				unlawful drugs;
(C) Has committed
				any criminal offense, whether or not a criminal charge has been
				filed;
(D) Has committed any act
				that involves moral turpitude or a reckless disregard for the safety of the
				public or any person;
(E) Has
				caused a material fact to be misrepresented for the purpose of obtaining or
				retaining a corporate security advisor license issued pursuant to
				11
				CSR 75-18.010;
(F) Has had a peace officer's license or
				security license revoked by any jurisdiction;
(G) Has violated a condition of any order of
				probation lawfully issued by the director; or
(H) Has violated a rule promulgated pursuant
				to section
				590.750,
				RSMo.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 75 - Peace Officer Standards and Training Program › Chapter 18 - Corporate Security Advisor › Section 11 CSR 75-18.070 - Cause to Deny Corporate Security Advisor License

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule identifies the causes to deny a
				  corporate security advisor license.
(1) The director shall have cause to deny any
				application for a corporate security advisor license when the director has
				knowledge that would constitute cause to discipline the applicant if the
				applicant were licensed.
(2) When
				the director has knowledge of cause to deny an application pursuant to this
				section, the director may grant the application subject to probation or may
				deny the application. The director shall notify the applicant in writing of the
				reasons for such action and of the right to appeal pursuant to this
				section.
(3) Any applicant
				aggrieved by a decision of the director pursuant to this section may appeal
				within thirty (30) days to the Administrative Hearing Commission, which shall
				conduct a hearing to determine whether the director has cause for denial, and
				which shall issue findings of fact and conclusions of law on the matter. The
				Administrative Hearing Commission shall not consider the relative severity of
				the cause for denial or any rehabilitation of the applicant or otherwise
				impinge upon the discretion of the director to determine whether to grant the
				application subject to probation or deny the application when cause exists
				pursuant to this section. Failure to submit a written request for a hearing to
				the administrative hearing commission within thirty (30) days after a decision
				of the director pursuant to this rule shall constitute a waiver of the right to
				appeal such decision.
(4) Upon a
				finding by the Administrative Hearing Commission that cause for denial exists,
				the director shall not be bound by any prior action on the matter and shall,
				within thirty (30) days, hold a hearing to determine whether to grant the
				license subject to probation or deny the application. If the licensee fails to
				appear at the director's hearing, this shall constitute a waiver of the right
				to such hearing.
(5) The provisions
				of chapter 621 and any amendments thereto shall apply to and govern the
				proceedings of the Administrative Hearing Commission pursuant to this section
				and the rights and duties of the parties involved.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 80 - Missouri State Water Patrol › Chapter 1 - General Organization › Section 11 CSR 80-1.010

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
*Original authority: 306.161, RSMo 1967, amended 1973,
					 1977, 1989; and 536.023, RSMo 1975, amended 1976, 1997.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 80 - Missouri State Water Patrol › Chapter 2 - Diver's Flag Regulations › Section 11 CSR 80-2.010 - Diver's Flag

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: The Missouri State Water Patrol shall
				  establish safety standards for divers for the public health and welfare. This
				  rule establishes diver's flag regulations.
(1) The flag shall be rectangular and a
				minimum of twelve inches by sixteen inches (12" X 16"). The flag shall be red
				in color except for a two-inch (2") white diagonal stripe running from top left
				to lower right corner.
(2) All
				diving shall be within a fifty (50)-yard radius of the flag.
(3) No boat operator shall knowingly operate
				within fifty (50) yards of the flag.
(4) No diving flag shall be placed so as to
				impede the normal flow of motorboat traffic unless by special permission of the
				Missouri State Water Patrol. Special permission may be obtained by writing to
				the Missouri State Water Patrol, PC. Box 1368, Jefferson City, MO 65102-1368,
				fifteen (15) days before the water activity.
(5) Any diver not complying with this law or
				any boat operator within fifty (50) yards of the diver flag shall be guilty of
				a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be punished by law as provided by
				section
				306.217(4),
				RSMo 1986.
(6) Flags must be
				displayed so that the top of the flag shall be a minimum of three feet (3')
				above the water if they are displayed on any type of buoyant device with the
				exception of a boat or a raft; then displayed so as to be visible at a three
				hundred sixty degree (360o) angle.
(7) The flag shall be exhibited only during
				diving operation.
*Original authority: 306.217, RSMo 1972, amended
					 1989.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 80 - Missouri State Water Patrol › Chapter 3 - Skiing Standards › Section 11 CSR 80-3.010 - Ski Mirror

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: Under section
				  306.120,
				  RSMo, the Missouri State Water Patrol shall establish an approved ski mirror
				  for the safety and well-being of the public.
(1) Ski mirrors, affixed to a boat or vessel,
				shall be of a type that recurves and reflects one hundred eighty degrees
				(180o) of vision. The reflecting portion of the
				mirror shall be no less than three inches (3") in width and eight inches (8")
				in length.
*Original authority: 360.120, RSMo 1959, amended
					 1969.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 80 - Missouri State Water Patrol › Chapter 4 - Identification Numbers for Boats and Vessels › Section 11 CSR 80-4.010 - Display of Identification Numbers

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: The Missouri State Water Patrol shall
				  establish a uniform manner of displaying identification numbers for motorboats
				  and vessels as prescribed in section
				  306.030,
				  RSMo.
(1) The identification
				number awarded to a boat or vessel shall be painted on or attached to each side
				of the forward half of the vessel in a position to provide clear legibility,
				that is, dark numbers on a light background or light numbers on a dark
				background providing a sharp contrast in color.
(2) The identification numbers shall read
				from left to right and shall be in block characters of good proportions not
				less than three inches (3") in height. The numbers must be divided into parts.
				The letters, prefix and suffix, shall be separated from the numbers by two
				(2)-inch spaces. A hyphen may be placed within the two (2)-inch
				space.
(3) No number other than the
				identification number awarded to a boat or vessel or granted reciprocity shall
				be painted, attached or otherwise displayed on either side of the bow of the
				boat or vessel.
*Original authority: 306.030, RSMo 1959, amended 1969,
					 1975, 1985, 1995.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 80 - Missouri State Water Patrol › Chapter 5 - Aids to Navigation and Regulatory Markers › Section 11 CSR 80-5.010 - Approval of Aids to Navigation and Regulatory Markers

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule regulates the placement of aids to
				  navigation and regulatory markers on the waterways of the state of Missouri to
				  ensure that such aids and markers are uniform and promote the public safety and
				  welfare.
(1) All persons
				requesting permission to place or have placed an aid to navigation or
				regulatory marker as defined in section
				306.124,
				RSMo on the waterways of the state of Missouri must submit a completed
				application form supplied by the Missouri State Water Patrol, PO Box 1368,
				Jefferson City, MO 65102-1368. All applications must be submitted to the
				Missouri State Water Patrol General Headquarters in Jefferson City at least
				thirty (30) days before the date permission is requested. The application will
				be reviewed by the Missouri State Water Patrol at a public hearing after notice
				of the hearing has been published in the county paper at least ten (10) days
				before the hearing. Hearings will be conducted only once per month during the
				months of September, November, January, March and May. The commissioner of the
				Missouri State Water Patrol, or his/her designated representative, shall
				approve or disapprove all applications within a reasonable length of time after
				the conclusion of the hearing.
(2)
				Applications for buoys one hundred feet (100') from a dock-
(A) Applications must include a copy of the
				applicant's dock permit (306.903, RSMo);
(B) The application must include a diagram of
				the cove indicating the distance between the most lakeward portion of the
				applicant's dock and the dock(s) or shoreline on the opposite side of the
				cove;
(C) The application must show
				the proposed placement of the buoy(s) requested in relationship to the
				applicants's dock;
(D) Docks that
				are within two hundred feet (200') of the applicant's dock must be indicated on
				the diagram;
(E) "No wake-idle
				speed" buoys will not be approved for docks that are less than three hundred
				feet (300') from a dock on the opposite side of the cove due to constriction
				and increased potential for accidents;
(F) Generally, private docks will only be
				permitted for one "no wake-idle speed" buoy unless other circumstances exist;
				and
(G) Buoy placement will be
				centered one hundred feet (100') out from the most lake-ward portion of the
				applicant's dock unless extenuating circumstances determined by the Missouri
				State Water Patrol dictate otherwise. Placement of buoy(s) must comply with the
				approved permit.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 80 - Missouri State Water Patrol › Chapter 7 - Expiration (Renewal) Stickers for Boats and Vessels › Section 11 CSR 80-7.010 - Display of Expiration (Renewal) Stickers

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: The Missouri State Water Patrol shall
				  establish a uniform manner of displaying expiration (renewal) stickers for
				  motor-boats and vessels as prescribed in section
				  306.030,
				  RSMo, Supp. 1999.
(1) The
				expiration (renewal) stickers awarded to a boat or vessel shall be attached to
				each side of the forward half of the vessel directly below the identification
				number.
*Original authority: 306.030, RSMo 1959, amended 1969,
					 1975, 1985, 1995.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 80 - Missouri State Water Patrol › Chapter 8 - Water Event Permit › Section 11 CSR 80-8.010

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
*Original authority: 306.130, RSMo 1959, amended 1985,
					 1989.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 80 - Missouri State Water Patrol › Chapter 9 - Mandatory Boater Safety Education Program › Section 11 CSR 80-9.010 - Mandatory Boater Safety Education Program

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule defines the responsibilities and
				  procedures regarding mandatory boater safety education pursuant to section
				  306.127,
				  RSMo for vessel operators on the waterways of the state of Missouri to ensure
				  and promote public safety and welfare.
(1) The minimum standards for certified
				boater education shall be the standards established by the National Association
				of State Boating Law Administrators (NASBLA).
(2) Beginning January 1, 2005, any person
				convicted of an offense pursuant to section
				306.110,
				306.111,
				306.112, 306.127,
				306.132 or 306.141, RSMo must complete and pass a certified boater education
				course even if such person completed a certified boater safety education course
				prior to January 1, 2005.
(3) Any
				person convicted of an offense pursuant to section
				306.110,
				306.111,
				306.112, 306.127,
				306.132 or 306.141, RSMo shall not operate a vessel until he or she possesses a
				certification card issued by the Missouri State Water Patrol.
(4) It shall be the responsibility of the
				person to whom a boater education certification card is issued to notify the
				Missouri State Water Patrol of name and address changes. Upon notification, the
				Missouri State Water Patrol shall issue a replacement certification card for a
				fee that does not substantially exceed the administrative and production costs
				of the certification cards.
(5)
				Every boat operator required to carry a boating safety education certification
				card pursuant to section
				306.127
				or
				306.128,
				RSMo shall also have in his or her possession some form of valid state or
				school issued identification with a photograph of the certification card
				holder.
(6) As used in section
				306.127,
				RSMo, subsection 4, paragraph 8, the term "previously" means prior to January
				1, 2005, but does not exempt the boat operator from the requirement to carry
				the certification card.
(7) Every
				non-resident boat operator pursuant to section
				306.127
				or
				306.128,
				RSMo shall possess a boating safety certification card from their home state,
				United States Coast Guard Auxiliary, U.S. Power Squadron, or the Missouri State
				Water Patrol.
(8) Every resident
				boat operator pursuant to section
				306.127
				or
				306.128,
				RSMo shall possess a certification card issued by the Missouri State Water
				Patrol.
*Original authority: 306.129, RSMo
					 2003.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 80 - Missouri State Water Patrol › Chapter 9 - Mandatory Boater Safety Education Program › Section 11 CSR 80-9.020

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
*Original authority: 306.127, RSMo 2003, amended
					 2004.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 85 - Veterans Affairs › Chapter 1 - Veterans Affairs › Section 11 CSR 85-1.010 - Description of Organization

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule indicates the number of
				  commissioners serving as members of the Missouri Veterans Commission, the
				  number of commissioners required for a quorum to exist, and the ratification of
				  emergency actions by the executive director for scheduled commission
				  meetings.
(1) Definition. The
				terms used in 11 CSR 85-1 will be given the same meaning as set forth in
				Chapter 42, RSMo, as amended.
(2)
				Commission. The commission has nine (9) members. In addition, the chair of the
				Missouri Military Preparedness and Enhancement Commission (or the chair's
				designee) is an ex officio member of the commission. The ex officio member
				serves a term that is coextensive with that of the term of the chair of the
				Missouri Military Preparedness and Enhancement Commission. The ex officio
				member shall be allowed to attend and participate in any open meeting
				discussions of the commission, but shall not be allowed to hold office, vote,
				or make a motion on any matter coming before the commission. Members of the
				commission and the ex officio member shall not be compensated for their
				services, but they shall be reimbursed from funds appropriated therefore for
				actual and necessary expenses incurred in the performance of their
				duties.
(3) Organization. The
				commission operates the following: Veterans Services Program, Missouri Veterans
				Homes Program, and Missouri Veterans Cemeteries Program. The commission carries
				out its programs through the following major administrative units:
(A) Central office that advocates, guides,
				plans, and supports the success of commission programs;
(B) Veterans Services Program ensures that
				Veterans and dependents in Missouri are informed about Veterans
				benefits;
(C) Veterans Homes
				Program provides skilled nursing care for eligible Veterans in Missouri;
				and
(D) Veterans Cemeteries Program
				provides for the interment of eligible Veterans in Missouri and their
				dependents.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 85 - Veterans Affairs › Chapter 1 - Veterans Affairs › Section 11 CSR 85-1.015 - Procedures for Receiving Information

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule complies with section
				  536.023(3),
				   RSMo Supp. 2008, by describing the
				  procedures for receiving information and requests from the
				  public.
(1) The executive
				director of the Missouri Veterans Commission is the custodian of the records of
				the commission.
(2) Procedures for
				the release of information regarding any meeting, record, vote, or other
				records maintained by the commission are available from the records
				custodian.
(3) The records
				custodian may designate one (1) or more deputy custodians to facilitate the
				handling of records requests. The executive director shall provide information
				as to the names and addresses of the records custodian and deputy custodians,
				and charges for record copying by posting such information online at the
				commission's website at
www.mvc.dps.mo.gov
.
*Original authority: 42.007, RSMo 1989, amended 1996, 2008,
					 2009 and 536.023, RSMo 1975, amended 1976, 1997,
					 2004.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 85 - Veterans Affairs › Chapter 1 - Veterans Affairs › Section 11 CSR 85-1.020 - Veterans Services Program

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule describes the operation of the
				  Veterans Services Program as outlined in sections
				  42.007
				  and
				  42.012,
				  RSMo.
(1) The executive
				director shall hire a Veterans Services Program director. The director shall be
				an honorably discharged Veteran of the United States Armed Forces. The Veterans
				Services Program director shall have the authority and responsibility for the
				planning, implementation, and operation of the Veterans Services
				Program.
(2) The Veterans Services
				Program director shall hire the professional, technical, and support staff
				necessary to operate the Veterans Services Program. This staff shall be
				responsible for providing services to Veterans and their dependents in
				Missouri.
(3) The staff assigned to
				the Veterans Services Program shall-
(A)
				Perform the duties and responsibilities outlined in section 42.007.5(1), (2),
				(3), and (4), RSMo, as amended;
(B)
				Exercise on behalf of the executive director the powers vested in section
				42.012.2(2) and
				42.012.2(5),
				RSMo, as amended;
(C) Act as the
				referral agent for Veterans seeking services provided by the commission and all
				matters relating to the rights of Veterans and their dependents.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 85 - Veterans Affairs › Chapter 1 - Veterans Affairs › Section 11 CSR 85-1.030 - Missouri Veterans Homes Program

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This amendment clarifies the criteria for
				  admission to and discharge from Missouri Veterans Homes, as well as establishes
				  the processes for providing hardship rates of stay and for appealing adverse
				  decisions of the Missouri Veterans Homes Program.
(1) As used herein, unless the text clearly
				indicates otherwise, the following terms shall mean:
(A) Resident-a Veteran who receives skilled
				nursing care and resides at a Missouri Veterans Home;
(B) Per diem-a rate established by the United
				States Department of Veterans Affairs and paid to the state based on the actual
				number of days a Veteran occupies a bed in a Missouri Veterans Home;
(C) Applicant-a citizen of Missouri who
				applies for placement in a Missouri Veterans Home and meets the admissions
				eligibility criteria set forth in this rule;
(D) Skilled nursing care-care and oversight
				for individuals by licensed personnel twenty-four (24) hours per day;
(E) Waiting list-the list of
				applicants awaiting admission into a Missouri Veterans Home; and
(F) Hardship-a reduced monthly room and care
				fee for a Missouri Veterans Home resident who does not have adequate financial
				resources to pay the monthly room and care fee set by the commission.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 85 - Veterans Affairs › Chapter 1 - Veterans Affairs › Section 11 CSR 85-1.040 - Veterans Trust Fund

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule outlines the duties and
				  responsibilities of the executive director in administering the Veterans Trust
				  Fund established by sections
				  42.135
				  and
				  43.100,
				  RSMo.
(1) The Veterans Trust
				Fund, is a state fund established to receive monies generated by individual
				income taxes, corporate taxes, grants, gifts, bequests, the federal government,
				or other sources. This fund shall be administered by the executive director
				with approval of the commission for purposes authorized under sections
				42.002 to
				42.135
				and section 143.1001, RSMo, and appropriated by the state.
(2) The executive director shall establish,
				with approval of the commission, procedures and agreements with other state
				agencies as necessary to manage the Veterans Trust Fund. The executive director
				shall develop operational policies and procedures to administer new programs
				developed using Veterans' Trust Fund monies.
(3) The executive director shall establish
				internal accounting procedures which safeguard Veterans Trust Fund monies
				received by the commission as the collection agency for the fund.
(4) The executive director shall establish a
				public information program to assure the public has accurate knowledge of how
				the Veterans Trust Fund monies are used and precisely how contributions may be
				made.
*Original authority: 42.135, RSMo 1989 , amended 1993;
					 143.1001, RSMo 1989, amended 1991; and 536.023, RSMo 1975, amended 1976, 1997,
					 2004.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 85 - Veterans Affairs › Chapter 1 - Veterans Affairs › Section 11 CSR 85-1.060 - The Missouri Veterans Health and Care Fund and Program

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PURPOSE: This rule establishes standards of operation
				  for the proceeds of the Veterans Health and Care Fund created by Article XIV,
				  section 1, paragraph 4(2)(b) of the Missouri Constitution that are allocated to
				  the Missouri Veterans Commission.
(1) Definitions.
(A) "Commission" means the Missouri Veterans
				Commission (MVC) created by section
				42.007,
				RSMo.
(B) "The Missouri Veterans
				Health and Care Fund (MVHCF)" means the fund established in Article XIV,
				section 1, paragraph 4 of the Missouri Constitution.
(C) "The Missouri Veterans Health and Care
				Program" means the program created by this rule within the Missouri Veterans
				Commission for the implementation and management of the Missouri Veterans
				Health and Care Fund.
(D) "Public
				agency" means any city, county, city not within a county, municipal
				corporation, public district, or public authority located within this state
				which provides or has authority to provide services which benefit
				Veterans.
(E) "Executive Director"
				means the executive director of the Missouri Veterans Commission, or his/her
				designee, under section
				42.012,
				RSMo.
(F) "Missouri Veterans
				Cemeteries" means the property and facilities established and maintained
				pursuant to section
				42.012,
				RSMo.
(G) "Missouri Veterans Homes"
				means the facilities established and maintained pursuant to section
				42.100,
				RSMo.
(H) "Veteran" means any
				person defined as a Veteran by the United States Department of Veterans'
				Affairs or its successor agency.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 90 - Missouri 911 Service Board › Chapter 1 - Board Operations › Section 11 CSR 90-1.010 - Overview

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PURPOSE: This rule provides a brief overview of the
				  board.
(1) The Missouri 911
				Service Board represents all Missouri 911 entities and jurisdictions, and is
				striving toward the immediate access to emergency services for all citizens in
				the state of Missouri. The board is charged with assisting and advising the
				state regarding 911 services; aiding in the collection and dissemination of
				information relating to use of a universal emergency telephone number;
				reviewing existing and proposed legislation and recommending changes;
				recommending primary and secondary answering points on technical and
				operational standards for 911 services; recommending model systems to be
				considered in preparing a 911 service plan; providing requested mediation
				services to political subdivisions involved in 911 jurisdictional disputes;
				applying for and receiving grants; conducting an annual survey of public
				answering points in Missouri to evaluate potential for improved services,
				coordination, and feasibility of consolidation; developing a plan and timeline
				of target dates for the testing, implementation, and operation of a next
				generation 911 system throughout Missouri, administering and authorizing grants
				and loans from the Missouri 911 service trust fund to improve 911 services,
				especially in the most underserved areas; and setting the percentage rate of
				the prepaid wireless emergency telephone service charge remitted to a county or
				city under section 190.406.3(5), RSMo to reimburse expenditures for
				implementing and operating 911 systems and for answering and dispatching
				emergency calls.
(2) The board is
				funded by prepaid wireless emergency telephone service charges deposited in the
				Missouri 911 service trust fund pursuant to section
				190.460,
				RSMo.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 90 - Missouri 911 Service Board › Chapter 1 - Board Operations › Section 11 CSR 90-1.020 - Organization and Administration

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PURPOSE: This rule describes the organization and
				  administration of the board, and is necessary to comply with the requirements
				  of section
				  536.023,
				  RSMo.
(1) The executive
				director of board shall be the chief public spokesperson for the board in all
				dealings with the media.
(2) The
				executive director shall be responsible for the daily operation of the board's
				business as delegated by the board; provided, however, that any party aggrieved
				by any action of the director, by petition to the chairman, may request that
				action be reviewed as an agenda item in a board meeting.
(3) The executive director shall have the
				power to appoint, fire, and discipline board employees and consultants as
				delegated by the board.
(4) The
				executive director, the executive director's designee, or such other individual
				as may be designated by the board shall serve as the board's custodian of
				records. The board's custodian of records shall maintain the board's records as
				required by law.
(5) Except as
				otherwise provided in the board's regulations, by statute or directed by the
				board, all materials to be submitted with the board or requests for information
				or documents shall be sent by mail to: Missouri 911 Service Board, PO Box 2126,
				Jefferson City, MO 65102, or by electronic mail to:
				admin@missouri911.org.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 90 - Missouri 911 Service Board › Chapter 1 - Board Operations › Section 11 CSR 90-1.040 - Board Meetings

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PURPOSE: This rule establishes the procedures for
				  meetings of the board.
(1)
				The chair or the chair's designee shall preside over each meeting of the board.
				The board shall elect officers from its membership as it determines, including
				a chair, vice-chair, secretary, and treasurer and form committees as it deems
				appropriate to handle designated functions of the board.
(2) Minutes of each meeting, open or closed,
				including special meetings, shall be prepared in written form and shall be
				subject to the approval of the board.
(3) The board may vote to delegate to its
				chair limited authority to take certain actions without a prior vote of the
				board. Any action taken by the chair pursuant to such delegation of authority
				shall have the full force and effect of a majority vote of the board, but must
				be ratified by a subsequent majority vote of the board at the next public
				meeting. If such action is not ratified by the board as provided herein, such
				action shall be cancelled, withdrawn, or rescinded as of the date of the public
				board meeting at which the ratification failed. Such delegation of board
				authority to the chair shall expire twelve (12) months after its adoption by a
				majority of the board, unless rescinded or renewed by the board prior to its
				expiration.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 90 - Missouri 911 Service Board › Chapter 1 - Board Operations › Section 11 CSR 90-1.050 - Addressing Board

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PURPOSE: This rule establishes procedures for the
				  public to address the board.
(1) The board will allot time for public
				comment at each open meeting. The board reserves the right to determine the
				amount of time allotted at each open meeting for public comment and to limit
				the amount of time per person for public comment.
(2) No person interested in a case, matter,
				or application pending before the board shall improperly attempt to influence
				the judgment of the board by undertaking, directly or indirectly, to pressure
				or influence the board, regarding the case, matter, or application.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 90 - Missouri 911 Service Board › Chapter 2 - 911 Financial Assistance Program › Section 11 CSR 90-2.020 - Application Requirements and Submission Procedure

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PURPOSE: This rule prescribes the content of and
				  procedure for applying for financial assistance in the form of grants and loans
				  from the Missouri 911 service trust fund, the proceeds of which are to be used
				  to finance a portion of the costs incurred in implementing projects to improve
				  911 services.
(1) Application
				Window. All application windows shall be established by the board as it deems
				appropriate and be published on its website,
https://www.missouri911.org
.
				The board reserves the right to extend published application windows as it
				deems appropriate. For each application window, the board shall exercise its
				discretion to determine the total amount of financial assistance available from
				the fund, allocate the available amounts between grants and loans, establish
				any percent of match in local funds required for applications seeking grants,
				and determine the maximum amount of financial assistance available per
				application. The board will publish this information on its website before the
				start of each application window.
(2) Application Submission Procedure.
(A) Deadline. Applications for all
				application windows shall be submitted to the board by the deadline established
				and published by the board. Applications may be submitted by electronic mail or
				certified or registered mail. Electronic mail shall be sent to
				admin@mis-souri911.org and certified and registered mail shall be sent to
				"Missouri 911 Service Board" at PO Box 2126, Jefferson City, MO 65102. The
				board presently lacks the ability to receive applications by hand delivery
				because it does not maintain a physical office. The board prefers to receive
				electronic copies of applications by electronic mail.
(B) Format. Applicants must provide one (1)
				electronic version of their applications, including the accompanying
				documents.
(C) Joint Applications.
				Applications submitted by two (2) or more eligible applicants must contain all
				information required for each applicant and its 911 services authority and a
				memorandum of understanding between all eligible applicants and their 911
				services authorities. The board encourages joint applications.
(D) Rejection Criteria. The board will reject
				applications that are untimely. The board may extend the application deadline
				for up to seventy-two (72) hours. Any extension will apply to all applications.
				The board will notify applicants and their 911 services authorities in writing
				regarding applications it deems incomplete and allow fourteen (14) calendar
				days for the submission of information necessary to complete such applications.
				The board may reject applications that remain incomplete for longer than
				fourteen (14) days after notice is sent.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 90 - Missouri 911 Service Board › Chapter 2 - 911 Financial Assistance Program › Section 11 CSR 90-2.040 - Project Administration

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PURPOSE: This rule establishes the process the board
				  will use to administer approved 911 communications service
				  projects.
(1) Project
				Agreements. Approved applicants and their 911 services authorities must enter
				into project agreements with the board. The project agreements will contain the
				terms and conditions of the board's award of financial assistance. For projects
				involving a loan, the project agreements will contain the interest rate,
				repayment amount, number of payments, and a repayment schedule determined by
				the board based on the total project costs, amount of the loan, amount of match
				in local funds, award priority areas addressed by the project, and purposes
				listed in section 650.330.1(16), RSMo to be accomplished. The project
				agreements will require each eligible applicant's 911 services authority to
				agree to repay on behalf of the eligible applicant, any portion of the loan
				transmitted directly to them or used to pay costs incurred on their
				behalf.
(2) Fund Disbursement. The
				board will not disburse any financial assistance for any project until a
				project agreement has been fully executed and it has received a written
				certification of approval, such as a resolution, of the project agreement from
				the applicants' respective governing bodies or the applicants have demonstrated
				to the board's satisfaction that no such approval is required.
(3) Project Agreement Change Requests. 911
				services authorities must obtain written approval of the board or its designee
				before making any material changes to an approved project.
(A) 911 services authorities may request
				approval of the board or its designee for a material change to an approved
				project by submitting a written request by electronic mail to the electronic
				mail address in the project agreement or by certified or registered mail
				addressed to "Missouri 911 Service Board" at PO Box 2126, Jefferson City
				65102.
(B) Requests must include a
				detailed explanation of the circumstances warranting the requested
				change.
(C) The board or its
				designee, in its sole discretion, will determine all change requests on a case
				by case basis and advise the requestor in writing of the board's decision. If a
				change request is denied, the writing will advise of the protest procedure in
				11 CSR
				90-1.050.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 90 - Missouri 911 Service Board › Chapter 2 - 911 Financial Assistance Program › Section 11 CSR 90-2.050 - Protests

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PURPOSE: This rule establishes a procedure to protest
				  adverse actions taken by the board
.
(1) Protest Procedure. Applicants and 911
				services authorities may protest any adverse action taken by the board related
				to their applications (assuming the applicants are eligible applicants) or a
				project agreement signed by them by submitting a protest by certified or
				registered mail addressed to "Missouri 911 Services Board" at PO Box 2126,
				Jefferson City 65102, or by electronic mail addressed to admin@missouri911.org.
(A) Protest Deadline. Protests must be
				received by the board within fourteen (14) calendar days after the date of
				adverse action. If the fourteenth day falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or state
				holiday, the period will extend to the next state business day.
(B) Protest Requirements. All protests shall
				be in writing and include the following information:
1. Name, address, and phone number of the
				protesting applicants and 911 services authorities;
2. Signature of an authorized representatives
				of the protesting applicants and 911 services authorities;
3. Detailed statement of the grounds for the
				protest;
4. Supporting exhibits,
				evidence, or documents for the protest;
5. The board will deny a protest that does
				not contain all required information, is untimely or fails to establish
				standing to protest;
6. All
				protests meeting the above requirements will be reviewed by the
				board;
7. The board will only issue
				a determination on the issues asserted in the protest; and
8. The board's determination will be in
				writing, will set forth the facts relied upon, an analysis of the protest, and
				a conclusion that the protest will either be sustained or denied in whole or
				part, and will be mailed to the protesting applicants and 911 services
				authorities by registered or certified mail.
A. If the protest is sustained, remedies
				include a modification or reversal of the protested adverse action.
B. If the protest is denied, the board will
				take no further action on the protest.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 90 - Missouri 911 Service Board › Chapter 3 - Funding Rates › Section 11 CSR 90-3.010 - Funding Rates

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PURPOSE: This rule establishes rates of prepaid
				  wireless emergency telephone service charges deposited in the Missouri 911
				  service trust fund that will be paid under section
				  190.460,
				  RSMo.
(1) Forty percent (40%)
				of the prepaid wireless emergency telephone service charges deposited in the
				Missouri 911 service trust fund, less the deductions authorized by section
				190.460.3(4), RSMo shall be remitted to each county without a charter form of
				government in direct proportion to the amount of charges collected in that
				county, if any.
(2) Sixty-five
				percent (65%) of the prepaid wireless emergency telephone service charges
				deposited in the Missouri 911 service trust fund, less the deductions
				authorized by section 190.460.3(4), RSMo shall be remitted to each county other
				than counties without a charter form of government in direct proportion to the
				amount of charges collected in that county, if any.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 90 - Missouri 911 Service Board › Chapter 4 - 911 Training and Standards Act › Section 11 CSR 90-4.010 - General Organization

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PURPOSE: The board was required by statute to conduct
				  a review of the rules being amended. The purpose of each amendment is to move
				  the 911 Training and Standards Act to the same division of the rules as the
				  board's other rules, to update the rules to reflect statutory changes, and to
				  improve the training requirements and process.
(1) The objective of the Missouri 911 Service
				Board is creating standardized 911 training and education requirements for
				telecommunicators to enhance statewide 911 emergency services.