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Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 20 - Reserve Officer Certification and Training › Section 390:20-1-6 - Duties of Reserve Academy Coordinator

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
In addition to the letter of request found in
						390:20-1-4,
						the following must be submitted to CLEET not less than ninety (90) days prior to
						the proposed opening date of the Basic Reserve Peace Officer Academy:
(1) An academy schedule, showing the dates and
					times of each class session, and the topics to be taught;
(2) A list of CLEET certified instructors to be
					used, and the topics each will teach; and
(3) A list of guest instructors to be used with
					the topics each will teach, and a resume' for each, showing their training,
					experience, or other qualifications for guest lecturer status.
(4) An instructor may not also be a trainee in
					the Reserve Academy.
(5) A list of
					CLEET certified skills instructors and their area of instruction. CLEET will
					verify skills instructor compliance with 390:20-1-16 prior to academy
					approval.
Amended at 18 Ok Reg 3080,
						eff 7-12-01
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 20 - Reserve Officer Certification and Training › Section 390:20-1-7 - Review and notification

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CLEET shall review the materials listed in
						390:20-1-6
						for completeness and shall notify the Reserve Academy Coordinator in writing as
						to the approval, denial, or material deficiencies in the original
						request.
Amended at 25 Ok Reg 2503,
						eff 7-15-08
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 20 - Reserve Officer Certification and Training › Section 390:20-1-8 - Request for lesson plans

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(a) Upon
					receiving approval to proceed with a Reserve Academy, the Reserve Academy
					Coordinator shall request Reserve Academy Lesson Plans from CLEET.
(b) The Reserve Academy Coordinator may
					increase the hours or curriculum content of the Reserve Academy as an enhancement
					to the academy. Such increase shall be documented on forms provided for that
					purpose and submitted to the CLEET Standards Division prior to the opening of the
					academy.
Amended at 18 Ok Reg 3080,
						eff 7-12-01; Amended at 27 Ok Reg 2554, eff
						7-25-10
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 20 - Reserve Officer Certification and Training › Section 390:20-1-9 - Procedures for conducting Reserve Academy

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
CLEET shall provide each Reserve Academy Coordinator with Reserve
						Academy Administrative Guidelines and Procedures to help facilitate the paperwork
						and general conduct of a Reserve Academy.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 20 - Reserve Officer Certification and Training › Section 390:20-1-10 - CLEET monitoring of Reserve Academies

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In order to enhance the relationships between CLEET and the
						Reserve Academies throughout the state, a CLEET staff member may attend,
						participate in, and/or monitor each Reserve Academy as follows:
(1) Attend opening night of the
					school;
(2) Monitor classroom
					session(s);
(3) Monitor firearms
					qualifications;
(4) Administer the
					Reserve Officer progress and certification examinations; and
(5) Attend graduation ceremony, upon
					invitation.
Amended at 12 Ok Reg 2811,
						eff 7-13-95; Amended at 16 Ok Reg 1194, eff
						5-27-99
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 20 - Reserve Officer Certification and Training › Section 390:20-1-11 - Notice of compliance with employment standards

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(a) A properly completed CLEET Reserve Academy
					Student Enrollment Packet must be submitted prior to admission to an
					Academy.
(b) Credit for CLEET Reserve
					Academy Training shall be given only to bonafide properly appointed, properly
					enrolled reserve peace officers.
Amended at 16 Ok Reg 1194,
						eff 5-27-99; Amended at 18 Ok Reg 3080, eff 7-12-01; Amended at 27 Ok Reg 2554,
						eff 7-25-10
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 20 - Reserve Officer Certification and Training › Section 390:20-1-12 - Materials returned to CLEET

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The Reserve Academy Coordinator shall submit the following to a CLEET representative on the date of the Reserve Officer Certification Examination:
(1) Master Grade Sheet, showing the actual grades scored by each trainee, for each examination given;
(2) List of CLEET certified firearms instructors, record of inspection of all firearms used by trainees for firearms qualification and record of all firearms scores, including handgun and shotgun.
(3) Master Attendance Rosters, showing actual attendance of each trainee during each class conducted;
(4) All audio visual aids, and other material on loan from CLEET; BPOC Directors will be authorized to retain any materials provided by CLEET unless their return is specifically requested.
Amended at 18 Ok Reg 3080,
						eff 7-12-01; Amended at 27 Ok Reg 2554, eff
						7-25-10
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 20 - Reserve Officer Certification and Training › Section 390:20-1-13 - Certificates issued

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CLEET shall grant Reserve Peace Officer Certification, through
						appropriate certificates and pocket I.D. Cards, to applicants for whom the
						following documentation has been completed and properly submitted:
(1) All employment standards are in compliance
					with the rules of this Chapter and 70 O.S., Section 3311;
(2) Successful attendance and completion of all
					phases of the Reserve Academy;
(3)
					Successful completion of all reserve officer examinations including the final
					certification examination;
(4) All
					administrative paperwork has been submitted, and all on-loan CLEET materials have
					been returned to CLEET.
Amended at 16 Ok Reg 1194,
						eff 5-27-99
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 20 - Reserve Officer Certification and Training › Section 390:20-1-14 - Withdrawal, suspension and reinstatement of certification

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Withdrawal, suspension and reinstatement of reserve peace officer
						certification will be in accordance with the procedure for withdrawal, suspension
						and reinstatement of certification of peace officer certification as found in OAC
						390:10-1-7.
Added at 18 Ok Reg 3080, eff
						7-12-01
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 20 - Reserve Officer Certification and Training › Section 390:20-1-15 - Inactive reserve officers

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Every reserve officer, certified by the Council, who has not been employed as a reserve officer in the State of Oklahoma for five or more years, upon re-entry to reserve status, must complete refresher training as prescribed by CLEET.
Added at 30 Ok Reg 1834, eff
							7-13-13
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 25 - Continuing Law Enforcement Education › Section 390:25-1-1 - Purpose

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(a) The purpose of
					this chapter is to set forth the procedures governing continuing law enforcement
					education as it relates to full-time peace officers actively employed with a law
					enforcement agency.
(b) This chapter
					outlines the procedures for enrollment into continuing education classes,
					instructor qualifications, and documentation of training.
(c) Further, this chapter explains what
					requirements agencies, other than the Council, must fulfill to have a course
					cataloged for continuing law enforcement training.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 25 - Continuing Law Enforcement Education › Section 390:25-1-2 - Continuing education definition and objectives

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(a)
Definition.
CLEET Continuing
					Education Schools shall mean schools and seminars that are:
(1) fully managed and conducted by CLEET,
					or
(2) conducted by direct
					arrangement between CLEET and selected individuals, agencies, or
					institutions.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 25 - Continuing Law Enforcement Education › Section 390:25-1-3 - Enrollment and tuition

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(a)
Who may attend.
Certified peace officers shall have enrollment
					priority in CLEET Continuing Education Schools and Seminars. If classroom space
					is available, retired certified peace officers, instructors who are maintaining
					their instructor certifications, non-sworn employees of a law enforcement agency,
					and others who work directly with law enforcement may enroll in such schools and
					seminars. CLEET shall reserve the right to restrict certain schools and
					seminars,, based on content and subject, to certified peace officers.
(b)
Tuition and expenses.
Generally, there shall be no tuition or other enrollment fees charged by CLEET
					for attending Continuing Education Schools or Seminars. Generally, CLEET shall
					not provide food or lodging to officers or employees attending such schools or
					seminars. Specific course offerings may require payment of tuition, fees or other
					expenses.
(c)
Notification of
					schools.
CLEET shall publish a schedule of Continuing Education Schools on
					the website. This published schedule shall include the dates, locations, course
					descriptions, instructors, enrollment procedures, and other information related
					to the Continuing Education Program. This shall not preclude the scheduling of
					schools in addition to schools so scheduled.
Amended at 16 Ok Reg 1195,
						eff 5-27-99; Amended at 17 Ok Reg 2553, eff 6-26-00; Amended at 28 Ok Reg 1737,
						eff 6-25-11
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 25 - Continuing Law Enforcement Education › Section 390:25-1-4 - Instructor qualifications

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Instructors who teach in CLEET conducted or sponsored Continuing
						Education Schools and Seminars shall possess CLEET-recognized Instructor
						Development Training, or shall possess professionally recognized education,
						training or experience in the assigned subject. This shall not preclude the use
						of guest lecturers, provided that guest lecturers may have their lesson planning
						and classroom activities monitored by CLEET staff.
Amended at 28 Ok Reg 1737,
						eff 6-25-11
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 25 - Continuing Law Enforcement Education › Section 390:25-1-5 - Documentation of training

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CLEET shall maintain files pertaining to Continuing Education
						Schools in accordance with the Consolidated General Records Disposition Schedule
						on file with the State of Oklahoma Archival and Records
						Commission.
Amended at 17 Ok Reg 2553,
						eff 6-26-00
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 25 - Continuing Law Enforcement Education › Section 390:25-1-6 - Certificates issued

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For successful completion of Continuing Education Schools that
						require a test for mastery of cognitive material or of skills proficiency,
						attendees shall be issued "CERTIFICATES OF SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION". For
						satisfactory attendance at schools that do not require such tests, proof of
						attendance may be issued in a format approved by CLEET.
Amended at 25 Ok Reg 2504,
						eff 7-15-08
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 25 - Continuing Law Enforcement Education › Section 390:25-1-7 - Training records

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(a) CLEET may
					provide copies of individual officers' training records upon written request,
					pursuant to the Oklahoma Open Records Act.
(b) Recognizing that law enforcement agencies
					must bear the ultimate responsibility for maintaining comprehensive training
					records for their own personnel, nothing in these rules shall be construed to
					mean that CLEET assumes such responsibilities.
Amended at 25 Ok Reg 2504,
						eff 7-15-08
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 25 - Continuing Law Enforcement Education › Section 390:25-1-8 - Outside law enforcement schools and seminars

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(a)
Centralized peace officer training records.
(1) CLEET shall maintain a centralized depository of training records for every peace officer, reserve and fulltime, which has been certified by the State of Oklahoma as either a reserve or fulltime peace officer in accordance with applicable Oklahoma statute. Schools and Seminars attended by such officers may be entered into their individual training files upon request.
(2) Local "in-service" training or informational sessions of less than one (1) hour shall not be entered.
(3) Requests for individual training record entries shall be in format approved by CLEET.
(4) Requests for training entries shall minimally contain the following documentation:
(A) The date(s), location and title of the school or seminar; and
(B) An official school Attendance Roster or electronic roster, showing the name, CLEET number, and employing agency of each full-time, certified officer in attendance; and
(C) One of the following:
(i) The name of the instructor(s); or
(ii) A copy of the completion or attendance certificate issued by the school, and the requesting officer's name, CLEET number, and employing agency and the authorized signature of the agency head or designee certifying attendance.
(D) Training may not be recorded when names provided on the roster or electronic record cannot be matched to CLEET records by the CLEET number or name until additional identifying information is provided.
(E) Agencies or individuals submitting rosters or electronic records shall maintain a file copy, subject to inspection, for a period of three years.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 25 - Continuing Law Enforcement Education › Section 390:25-1-9 - Law enforcement Instructor Certification Program

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(a)
Purpose and intent.
The
					purpose of CLEET's Instructor Certification Program is to ensure that law
					enforcement training in Oklahoma remains consistent with minimum professional
					standards, and to enable CLEET to attest, to any interested party, that
					instructors so certified have successfully completed a course or courses of
					education or training that qualifies them to develop and teach law enforcement
					training courses in a responsible and professional manner. There is no intent,
					expressed or implied, to discourage or render invalid any training conducted by
					any law enforcement agency in this state, by mere reason of failure to obtain
					CLEET instructor certification. Military training is generally not accepted as
					peace officer training.
(b)
Instructor Development.
To support and encourage professional law
					enforcement training in Oklahoma, instructor certification shall be offered in
					two (2) categories,"basic" and "specialized".
(1) Basic Instructor Development shall involve
					training in the skills necessary to
(A)
					research particular subject areas;
(B) develop instructional and/or performance
					objectives, lesson plans, and valid testing methods; and
(C) develop instructional techniques and
					classroom presentation skills, for the teaching of subjects that primarily
					require only cognitive knowledge.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 25 - Continuing Law Enforcement Education › Section 390:25-1-10 - Requirements for basic instructor certification

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(a)
Qualification.
To qualify for basic instructor certification, applicants must meet the following qualifications:
(1) Have a minimum of two (2) years of full-time or five (5) years of reserve or an equivalent combination of such full-time and reserve experience in law enforcement after completing the basic or reserve certification course, be in compliance with 70 O.S., Section 3311, and have written endorsement from the applicant's agency head or designee and
(2) Successfully complete a CLEET recognized instructor development school, or
(3) Possess a teaching certificate for secondary education; or
(4) Possess an advanced degree in the field of secondary or adult education, or
(5) Be qualified to instruct at an accredited 4-year college or university.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 25 - Continuing Law Enforcement Education › Section 390:25-1-11 - Requirements for specialized instructor certification

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To qualify for specialized instructor certification, applicants
						must meet the following qualifications:
(1) Meet the qualifications for basic
					instructor certification as described in OAC
					390:25-1-10;
					and
(2) Successfully complete a CLEET
					recognized or approved instructor development school in the specialized field for
					which application is made.
(3) The
					director or director's designee may, in the exercise of discretion, award special
					instructor certification to applicants who have completed comparable training,
					education or experience that equal or exceed the qualifications for specialized
					instructor certification. Applicants awarded special instructor certification
					will be required to complete the apprenticeship phase of CLEET training for the
					specialized instructor certification sought to demonstrate proficiency in the
					requisite skills.
Amended at 16 Ok Reg 1195, eff 5-27-99 ; Amended at 26 Ok Reg
							2560, eff 7-11-09 ; Amended at 30 Ok Reg 1835, eff
							7-13-13
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 25 - Continuing Law Enforcement Education › Section 390:25-1-12 - Application for instructor certification

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Qualified officers may apply for CLEET instructor certification
						on forms to be provided by CLEET, and in the following ways:
(1) Make application for admission to a CLEET
					Instructor Development School;
(2)
					Make application for instructor certification by submitting documented evidence
					of instructor development training or educational attainment equivalent to CLEET
					instructor development training, as prescribed in OAC
					390:25-1-10.
(3) Qualified officers who did not attend a
					CLEET sponsored Basic Instructor Development (BID) course and have been granted a
					BID waiver for comparable training or meet the requirements found in
					390:25-1-10
					paragraphs (3) thru (5), will be required to complete a waiver transition course
					as prescribed by CLEET. This course will explain how to complete new course
					approval paperwork and submitting required course attendance rosters.
Amended at 16 Ok Reg 1195,
						eff 5-27-99
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 25 - Continuing Law Enforcement Education › Section 390:25-1-13 - Adjunct Instructor

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(a)
Justification.
Realizing that it would be contrary to the best
					interests of law enforcement to restrict or discourage qualified private
					individuals from participating in law enforcement training, CLEET shall recognize
					such individuals as adjunct instructors.
(b)
Conditions for recognition.
CLEET shall recognize individuals who meet the following qualifications and under
					the following conditions:
(1) Individuals whose
					exceptional training, experience, or educational attainment qualifies him or her
					to teach particular subject areas without the benefit of Instructor Development
					Training.
(2) Applications shall be
					in writing and shall include the applicant's name, address, and biographical
					data; a description of the subject area(s) to be taught, and a resume' of the
					applicant's training, experience, and/or educational attainment in these subject
					areas.
(3) For the purpose of this
					subsection, CLEET will only recognize training, experience and educational
					attainment that can be classified as professionally recognized and formal in
					nature.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 25 - Continuing Law Enforcement Education › Section 390:25-1-14 - Mandatory Continuing Education

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(a)
					All full-time and reserve, certified, active peace officers shall successfully
					complete the minimum amount of hours of mandatory continuing education as set
					forth in 70 O.S., Section 3311.4, per year. The Council shall grant credit only
					for courses conducted by the Council or for courses accredited pursuant to OAC
					390:25-1-8.
(1) All full-time and reserve, certified,
					active peace officers employed/commissioned/appointed for a period of ninety (90)
					days in a calendar year, who become inactive prior to the end of a calendar year,
					are responsible for meeting the mandatory continuing education requirements as
					set forth in 70 O.S., Section 3311.4 upon return to active peace officer status
					within sixty (60) days of the date of his/her employment/commission/appointment.
					Failure to complete the required mandatory continuing education within sixty (60)
					days may result in disciplinary action as set forth in OAC 390:2.
(2) Full-time and reserve certified peace
					officers who return to active status within the calendar year they became
					inactive will have the remaining portion of the calendar year to complete the
					annual mandatory continuing education requirements outlined in 70 O.S., Section
					3311.4.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 25 - Continuing Law Enforcement Education › Section 390:25-1-15 - Levels of certification

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(a) The
					levels of certification program provides a method for officers to receive
					recognition for continuing education, higher education, and on-the job
					experience.
(b) The objective of the
					levels of certification program is to offer intermediate and advanced
					certificates to qualifying officers.
Added at 12 Ok Reg 2813, eff
						7-13-95
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 25 - Continuing Law Enforcement Education › Section 390:25-1-16 - Conditions of eligibility

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To be eligible for intermediate or advanced certificate awards,
						officers must meet the following criterion: They must currently hold a basic
						academy certification; they must be paid, full-time sworn members of an Oklahoma
						state or local law enforcement agency; and lastly, they must subscribe to the law
						enforcement code of ethics.
Added at 12 Ok Reg 2813, eff
						7-13-95
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 25 - Continuing Law Enforcement Education › Section 390:25-1-17 - Application procedure

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(a) Applications
					for certification must be submitted to CLEET and must include documentation of
					minimum standards of employment, training, education and experience.
(b) Applicants must certify as to the accuracy
					of the information submitted and the applicants administrator must certify that
					the applicant meets minimum standards of employment, training, education and
					experience.
Added at 12 Ok Reg 2813, eff
						7-13-95
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 25 - Continuing Law Enforcement Education › Section 390:25-1-18 - Point computation formula

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(a) Fifteen training points shall be given for the completion of a Basic Law Enforcement Academy.
(b) Two training points shall be given for the successful completion of a field training officer program which is ten weeks or longer in length.
(c) Each hour of college credit from an Accredited College or University shall equal one training point.
(d) Twenty classroom hours of job-related training, as determined by the Council, shall equal one training point.
(e) Using a table provided by the Council, certificates shall be awarded to levels achieved by applicants based upon points accumulated and years of experience.
Added at 12 Ok Reg 2813, eff
						7-13-95
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 25 - Continuing Law Enforcement Education › Section 390:25-1-19 - Grounds for revocation

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(a) The
					Council may deny or revoke intermediate or advanced certification of an officer
					who obtains. or attempts to obtain, certification by supplying the Council with
					false, forged, altered, or otherwise erroneous information.
(b) The Council may deny or revoke the basic or
					specialized instructor certification of an officer who obtains, or attempts to
					obtain, certification by supplying the Council with false, forged, altered or
					otherwise erroneous information, or who submits any fraudulent records to
					CLEET.
(c) Intermediate and advanced
					certifications are revoked if an officer's basic certification is revoked in
					accordance with 70 O.S. Section Section 3311.
Added at 12 Ok Reg 2813, eff
						7-13-95; Amended at 16 Ok Reg 1195, eff 5-27-99; Amended at 28 Ok Reg 1737, eff
						6-25-11
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 27 - Police Officer Annual Firearms Requalification › Section 390:27-1-1 - Purpose

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(a) The purpose of
					this chapter is to outline annual minimum firearms requalification standards, and
					requirements of law enforcement agencies to report such requalification to the
					Council and;
(b) This chapter
					outlines the procedures to implement requirements necessary for active full-time
					and reserve peace officers to meet the annual firearms requalification mandated
					by 70 O.S. 3311 and report same to the Council.
(c) For purposes of this chapter, active
					full-time and reserve peace officers shall be defined as
					employed/commissioned/appointed as such for one (1) day in a calendar
					year.
Added at 24 Ok Reg 2547, eff
						1-26-08
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 27 - Police Officer Annual Firearms Requalification › Section 390:27-1-2 - Minimum requalification standards

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(a) Requalification shall consist of successful completion of a course of fire approved by the Council and attaining a qualifying score of not less than seventy percent (70%).
(b) Requalification shall be accomplished with a handgun (revolver or semi-automatic) carried by the law enforcement officer as the primary duty weapon. Nothing shall preclude employing agencies from requiring requalification with additional handguns carried by the officer for special purposes.
(c) Requalification shall be conducted using a paper target of the same design currently used for firearms qualification in the CLEET basic academy, or of comparable design.
(d) Requalification must be successfully completed in the presence of a CLEET certified firearms instructor, a certified firearms instructor approved by the employing agency, or a CLEET certified line safety officer. No person may requalify themselves.
(e) The Council will not be responsible for expenses incurred by officers to complete firearms requalification.
Added at 24 Ok Reg 2547, eff
						1-26-08; Amended at 28 Ok Reg 1738, eff 6-25-11
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 27 - Police Officer Annual Firearms Requalification › Section 390:27-1-3 - Remedial training

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In the event remedial training is required in order for a peace
						officer to successfully complete annual firearms requalification, such training
						shall be the responsibility of the employing agency.
Added at 24 Ok Reg 2547, eff
						1-26-08
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 27 - Police Officer Annual Firearms Requalification › Section 390:27-1-4 - Exemptions

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(a) A certified peace
					officer will be exempt from firearms requalification for the remainder of the
					calendar year in which he or she was certified.
(b) A certified peace officer must successfully
					complete firearms requalification during the next calendar year after he or she
					receives peace officer certification.
(c) Any peace officer changing employment
					between law enforcement agencies shall not be exempt from annual requalification
					requirements and must show proof of successfully requalifying during the calendar
					year while employed as a peace officer.
(d) One (1) day employed/commissioned/appointed
					as a peace officer with a law enforcement agency during the calendar year
					constitutes employment as a peace officer.
Added at 24 Ok Reg 2547, eff
						1-26-08
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 27 - Police Officer Annual Firearms Requalification › Section 390:27-1-5 - Proof of requalification

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(a) Proof of successful firearms requalification shall be reported to CLEET by the employing agency or the individual in a format approved by CLEET. The report shall contain the following information:
(1) Date and location of requalification
(2) Full name and CLEET number or last four digits of social security number of the officer requalifying
(3) Verification of a passing score
(4) The name of the employing agency
(5) The full name of the CLEET Certified Firearms Instructor and CLEET Firearms Instructor number, the full name of the employing agency approved instructor, and telephone number of the instructor, or the full name of the CLEET certified line safety officer and telephone number of the CLEET certified line safety officer.
(6) In the case of a certified firearms instructor approved by an employing agency, the employing agency head or their designee will certify they have validated the firearms instructor credentials of their approved instructor.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 27 - Police Officer Annual Firearms Requalification › Section 390:27-1-6 - Failure to meet annual requalification requirement

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Failure to meet the annual requalification requirements shall
						subject the officer to disciplinary action in accordance with OAC
						390:2.
Added at 24 Ok Reg 2547, eff
						1-26-08
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 30 - CDS Detector Dog Certification › Section 390:30-1-1 - Purpose

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The purpose of the rules of this Chapter is to set forth the
						standards and procedures needed to implement and enforce the provisions of laws
						regarding the certification and recertification of canines trained to detect
						controlled dangerous substances, and to protect the interest of the public and
						parties who contract for such services.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 30 - CDS Detector Dog Certification › Section 390:30-1-2 - Definitions

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The following words or terms, when used in this Chapter, shall
						have the following meaning, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise:
"Alert"
means a positive response.
"CDS"
means Controlled Dangerous Substance.
"CDS detector canine team"
means the handler and the
						CDS detector dog. However, it shall not be construed, except in the case of an
						Oklahoma Department of Corrections CDS detector canine team used solely for and
						by the Oklahoma Department of Corrections, to mean a team in which the canine is
						certified for simultaneous use with more than a single handler.
"CDS detector dog"
means a dog trained to detect the
						scent of controlled dangerous substances in a variety of environments.
"Certification/recertification"
means confirmation,
						through field performance testing, of a CDS detector dog's ability to detect
						controlled dangerous substances in accordance with standards designated by
						CLEET.
"CLEET"
means administrative staff of the Council on
						Law Enforcement Education and Training.
"Controlled Dangerous Substance"
means a drug,
						substance or immediate precursor in Schedules of I-V of the Uniform Controlled
						Dangerous Substances Act (Title 63, Sections
						2-204
						through
						2-210, of the Oklahoma
						State Statutes).
"Dog"
means animals of the canine or "canidae"
						family.
"False response"
occurs when a dog being tested
						registers a positive response to an area where no CDS exist.
"Find rate"
means the percentage of positive
						responses registered by a dog being tested for certification.
"Handler"
means a person who has received training
						in the handling of CDS detector dogs, and is in control of the Dog being
						tested.
"Handler error"
occurs when a dog being tested has
						made a positive response and the Handler apparently fails to recognize it, and
						leads the dog away from the area.
"Negative response"
occurs when a dog being tested
						fails to respond to an area where CDS is known to exist.
"OBNDD"
means Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and
						Dangerous Drugs.
"Positive response"
occurs when a dog being tested
						registers a response to an area where CDS is known to exist, with no assistance
						of a Handler.
"Training aid"
means a container holding
						predetermined amount of CDS which shall be used for evaluating the performance of
						dogs being tested.
Amended at 16 Ok Reg 1198,
						eff 5-27-99
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 30 - CDS Detector Dog Certification › Section 390:30-1-3 - Statutory requirements and fees

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(a)
					Every canine team in the state trained to detect controlled dangerous substances
					shall be certified, by test, in the detection of such controlled dangerous
					substances and shall be recertified annually so long as the canine team is used
					for such detection purposes. The certification test and annual recertification
					test provisions of this section shall not be applicable to canine teams that are
					owned by a law enforcement agency and that are certified and annually recertified
					in the detection of controlled dangerous substances by the United State Custom
					Service.
(b) Each application shall
					be accompanied by the required fee established in 70 O.S. Section
					3311(L)
					before the tests are given. These fees are non-refundable.
(c) Payment must be in a form specified in
					CLEET Rule
					390:1-1-13.
					Checks and money orders should be made payable to CLEET.
Amended at 16 Ok Reg 1198,
						eff 5-27-99
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 30 - CDS Detector Dog Certification › Section 390:30-1-4 - Conduct of business

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(a) All persons
					affected by the rules of this Chapter shall be knowledgeable of and conduct
					business in accordance with all federal, state and local laws, and the rules of
					this Chapter.
(b) Interested parties
					may obtain information or submit comments related to the rules of this Chapter by
					writing to CLEET, 2401 Egypt Road, Ada, Oklahoma 74820-0669.
Amended at 12 Ok Reg 2817,
						eff 7-13-95; Amended at 23 Ok Reg 1931, eff
						7-1-06
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 30 - CDS Detector Dog Certification › Section 390:30-1-5 - Standards for certification

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(a) Testing
					for certification of CDS detector canine teams shall be conducted by qualified
					persons of the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs (OBNDD), and/or
					their designees, who have successfully completed an appropriate course of
					instruction, or who are currently certified in the training and handling of CDS
					Detector Dogs by the United State Custom Service.
(b) CLEET shall publish specific standards and
					guidelines governing the training and certification of canine teams. The
					standards and guidelines shall have the same effect as the rules published
					herein. Certification trials and testing criteria shall be consistent with the
					CLEET standards developed for the certification of CDS detector dogs.
(c) CDS detector canine teams shall be
					certified only in the detection of controlled dangerous substances for which the
					dog passes the certification test.
(d) CLEET relies on the test reports of OBNDD
					or their designee conducting the test for the purpose of determining whether the
					canine team passed the certification test.
(e) No CLEET employee may participate in the
					training or testing of any canine team.
Amended at 12 Ok Reg 2817,
						eff 7-13-95; Amended at 16 Ok Reg 1198, eff 5-27-99; Amended at 21 Ok Reg 2442,
						eff 7-1-04; Amended at 26 Ok Reg 2561, eff 7-11-09; Amended at 28 Ok Reg 1739,
						eff 6-25-11
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 30 - CDS Detector Dog Certification › Section 390:30-1-7 - Denial of certification

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(a) Canine
					teams may be denied certification for any of the following reasons:
(1) Incomplete application.
(2) Fraudulent application.
(3) Failure to satisfy certification standards
					as utilized for the certification of CDS detector dogs.
(4) Failure to remit the proper certification
					fees.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 31 - Bomb Detector Dog Certification › Section 390:31-1-1 - Purpose

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The purpose of the rules of this Chapter is to set forth the
						standards and procedures needed to implement and enforce the provisions of laws
						regarding the certification and recertification of canines trained to detect
						explosives, explosive materials, explosive devices and materials which could be
						used to construct an explosive device, and to protect the interest of the public
						and parties who contract for such services.
Added at 23 Ok Reg 1932, eff
						7-1-06
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 31 - Bomb Detector Dog Certification › Section 390:31-1-2 - Definitions

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The following words or terms, when used in this Chapter, shall
						have the following meaning, unless the context clearly indicates
						otherwise:
"
Canine team
" means the handler and the explosives
						detector dog.
"Bomb detector canine team"
means the handler and
						the explosives detector dog.
"Bomb detector dog"
means a dog trained to detect
						the scent of explosive substances in a variety of environments.
"Certification/recertification"
means confirmation,
						through field performance testing, of a detector dog's ability to detect
						explosive substances in accordance with standards designated by CLEET.
"CLEET"
means administrative staff of the Council on
						Law Enforcement Education and Training.
"Dog"
means animals of the canine or "canidae"
						family.
"Explosives detector canine team"
meansthe handler
						and the bomb detector dog.
"Explosives detector dog"
means a dog trained to
						detect the scent of explosive substances in a variety of environments.
"Explosive"
means any chemical compound mixture, or
						device, the primary or common purpose of which is to function by explosion; the
						term includes but is not limited to, dynamite and other high explosives, black
						powder, pellet powder, initiating explosives, detonators, safety fuses, squibs,
						detonating cord, igniter cord and igniters.
"Handler"
means a person who has received training
						in the handling of explosives detector dogs, and is in control of the dog being
						tested.
"NAPWDA"
means North American Police Work Dog
						Association.
"NEDCP"
means the TSA National Explosives Detection
						Canine Program.
"TSA"
means Transportation Security
						Administration.
"USPCA"
means United States Police Canine
						Association, Inc.
Added at 23 Ok Reg 1932, eff
						7-1-06
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 31 - Bomb Detector Dog Certification › Section 390:31-1-3 - Statutory requirements and fees

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(a)
					Every canine team in the state trained to detect explosive substances shall be
					certified, by test, in the detection of such explosive substances and shall be
					recertified annually so long as the canine team is used for such detection
					purposes. The certification test and annual recertification test provisions of
					this section shall not be applicable to canine teams that are owned by a law
					enforcement agency and that are certified and annually recertified in the
					detection of explosives by the North American Police Work Dog Association, TSA
					National Explosives Detection Canine Program, National Tactical Police Dog
					Association, International Police Work Dog Association, National Police Canine
					Association, or United States Police Canine Association, Inc.
(b) No canine team will be dual certified in
					controlled dangerous substances and bomb detection.
(c) Each application shall be accompanied by
					the required fee established in 70 O.S. Section
					3311(L).
					These fees are non-refundable.
(d)
					Payment must be in a form specified in CLEET Rule
					390:1-1-13.
					Checks and money orders should be made to CLEET.
Added at 23 Ok Reg 1932, eff
						7-1-06; Amended at 29 Ok Reg 1612, eff 7-13-12
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 31 - Bomb Detector Dog Certification › Section 390:31-1-4 - Conduct of business

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(a) All persons
					affected by the rules of this Chapter shall be knowledgeable of and conduct
					business in accordance with all federal, state and local laws, and the rules of
					this Chapter.
(b) Interested parties
					may obtain information or submit comments related to the rules of this Chapter by
					writing to: CLEET, 2401 Egypt Road, Ada, Oklahoma 74820-0669.
Added at 23 Ok Reg 1932, eff
						7-1-06
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 31 - Bomb Detector Dog Certification › Section 390:31-1-5 - Standards for certification

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The following agency or organization certification standards are
						recognized as a valid test for certification and annual recertification of the
						Bomb detector canine team:
(1) North
					American Police Work Dog Association (NAPWDA)
(2) United States Police Canine Association,
					Inc. (USPCA)
(3) TSA National
					Explosives Detection Canine Program (NEDCP)
(4) National Tactical Police Dog Association
					(NTPDA)
(5) International Police Work
					Dog Association (IPWDA)
(6) National
					Police Canine Association (NPCA)
(7)
					Other standards reviewed and accepted by the Bomb Dog Advisory Council
Added at 23 Ok Reg 1932, eff
						7-1-06; Amended at 29 Ok Reg 1612, eff
						7-13-12
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 31 - Bomb Detector Dog Certification › Section 390:31-1-7 - Denial of certification

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(a) Canine
					teams may be denied certification for any of the following reasons:
(1) Incomplete application
(2) Fraudulent application
(3) Failure to satisfy certification standards
					as utilized for the certification of Bomb detector canine teams
(4) Failure to remit the proper certification
					fees
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 35 - Regulation of Private Security Industry › Subchapter 1 - General Provisions › Section 390:35-1-1 - Purpose

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The purpose of the rules of this Chapter is to set forth the
							requirements and guidelines needed to efficiently and effectively implement and
							enforce the provisions of the Oklahoma Security Guard and Private Investigator
							Act, regulating the private security business in the State of Oklahoma.
							Generally, they are intended to implement standards and procedures designed to
							protect the interests of the public without placing undue burdens upon the
							operation of the private security business.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training › Chapter 35 - Regulation of Private Security Industry › Subchapter 1 - General Provisions › Section 390:35-1-2 - Statutory authority

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Pursuant to the authority vested in the Council on Law
							Enforcement Education and Training by the Oklahoma Security Guard and Private
							Investigator Act Title 59 O.S., Section
							1750.1 et seq., the
							rules of this Chapter have been promulgated. These rules and regulations
							supplement existing state and federal laws, and being properly promulgated, the
							rules and regulations contained in this Chapter shall have the force and effect
							of law.