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Ohio Administrative Code › Title 109:2 - Peace Officer Training Commission › Chapter 109:2-11 - Jail Training Program for Five Day Facilities › Section 109:2-11-08 - Attendance

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								 Attendance shall
			 be required of each individual at all sessions of the school.
(B)
								 The commander shall be responsible for
			 maintaining an accurate record of attendance for each person attending
			 training. The commander shall forward such records to the executive
			 director.
(C)
								 No person convicted
			 of a felony shall be permitted to attend any portion of a training school
			 approved by the executive director unless a request is made to the executive
			 director from the chief executive officer of the appointing agency. Should the
			 executive director refuse to grant the request, the executive director shall
			 notify the person in writing of this denial and shall advise the person that he
			 or she may request a hearing before the commission as provided in sections
			 119.06 and
			 119.07 of the Revised Code. The
			 commission shall conduct the hearing as required by sections
			 119.01 to
			 119.13 of the Revised
			 Code.
Five Year Review (FYR) Dates:
				5/1/2019 and
				05/01/2024
Promulgated
				Under: 119.03
Statutory
				Authority: R.C. 109.74
Rule
				Amplifies: R.C. 109.73, R.C.
				109.75
Prior
				Effective Dates: 10/01/1993, 06/15/1998, 10/01/2003,
				01/01/2015
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 109:2 - Peace Officer Training Commission › Chapter 109:2-11 - Jail Training Program for Five Day Facilities › Section 109:2-11-09 - Notebook

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Each person in
			 a jailer training school shall maintain a notebook and shall submit such
			 notebook to the training school commander for inspection. The notebook shall be
			 evaluated as satisfactory or unsatisfactory by the school commander. The
			 notebook shall include entries of pertinent material covered during the
			 classroom sessions of the school. Among the factors to be evaluated are:
			 neatness, accuracy, legibility, and sufficiency of curriculum related content,
			 organization, appropriateness of material, and regularity of entries. Notebooks
			 and the grades assigned to them by the commander are subject to review by the
			 executive director at any time.
(B) No person shall participate in the state
			 examination who has a notebook evaluated as unsatisfactory.
Five Year Review (FYR) Dates:
				11/6/2018 and
				11/06/2023
Promulgated
				Under: 119.03
Statutory
				Authority: RC 109.74
Rule
				Amplifies: RC 109.73, RC
				109.75
Prior
				Effective Dates: 10/01/1993, 06/15/1998, 10/01/2003, 11/08/2008,
				10/06/2013
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 109:2 - Peace Officer Training Commission › Chapter 109:2-11 - Jail Training Program for Five Day Facilities › Section 109:2-11-10 - Examination

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) The Ohio peace
			 officer training commission will prepare, conduct, and score a state
			 examination for each person completing the school. Each student for whom a
			 certificate of completion is recommended must pass the state examination with a
			 minimum score as determined by the commission.
(B) No person shall participate in the state
			 examination who has been evaluated as unsatisfactory for any topic included in
			 the technical skills unit of instruction or in any other topic designated by
			 the executive director.
(C) The
			 results of the state examination shall be made known to the commander within
			 five business days of the date administered. Persons failing to achieve the
			 designated minimum score shall be eligible for one retest. This test shall
			 normally be given within two weeks of the date the commander is notified of the
			 results of the first examination. The results of the retest shall be made known
			 to the commander within five business days of the date administered. Students
			 who fail the retest shall not be permitted to take the state examination again
			 and until they successfully complete another school.
Five Year Review (FYR) Dates:
				4/10/2019 and
				04/10/2024
Promulgated
				Under: 119.03
Statutory
				Authority: R.C. 109.74
Rule
				Amplifies: R.C. 109.73, R.C.
				109.75
Prior
				Effective Dates: 10/01/1993, 06/15/1998, 10/01/2003, 05/01/2009,
				05/01/2014
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 109:2 - Peace Officer Training Commission › Chapter 109:2-11 - Jail Training Program for Five Day Facilities › Section 109:2-11-11 - Time requirements for certification, credit for prior equivalent training, and training requirements upon re-appointment

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) All persons
			 described in paragraph (G) of rule
			 109:2-11-01 of the
			 Administrative Code shall successfully complete training required for their
			 position as prescribed in rule
			 5120:1-10-18 of
			 the Administrative Code as well as any other training prescribed by the
			 executive director.
(B) Persons
			 described in paragraphs (H) and (I) of rule
			 109:2-11-01 of the
			 Administrative Code may complete the training prescribed in rules
			 5120:1-10-18 and
			 5120:1-12-18 of
			 the Administrative Code and as is prescribed by the executive director. Ohio
			 peace officer training commission approved training for the persons described
			 in this paragraph is optional for the local agency.
(C) Credit for prior equivalent training or
			 education.
(1) An individual who has
			 successfully completed prior training or education, other than basic training
			 for twelve-day or twelve-hour facility corrections officers under the auspices
			 of the Ohio peace officer training commission, and who is required to complete
			 the jailer training school as prescribed in rule
			 5120:1-10-18 or
			 5120:1-12-18 of
			 the Administrative Code may request credit for that portion of the curriculum
			 which is equal to training previously completed. Training or education which
			 will be accepted may include, but is not limited to: training or education
			 certified by another state; another government agency; a branch of the military
			 service; the state highway patrol; or a college, university, or other
			 educational institution.
(2) The
			 applicant shall provide to the executive director documented evidence of the
			 training. The executive director shall review the record of the prior training
			 or education and make a determination of the training the person shall be
			 required to complete in a commission approved jailer training school.
(3) Persons who have received training in
			 subject control within the previous two years may petition for waiver of that
			 training with proper documentation.
(4) Persons holding current, nationally
			 recognized first aid and CPR cards may petition for waiver of that training
			 with proper documentation.
(5) No
			 credit shall be given under this rule for experience which is not part of a
			 formal training or educational program.
(6) If the applicant disputes any of the
			 training assigned by the executive director, he or she may request a hearing
			 before the commission as provided in section
			 119.06 or
			 119.07 of the Revised Code. The
			 commission shall conduct the hearing as required by sections
			 119.01 to
			 119.13 of the Revised
			 Code.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 109:2 - Peace Officer Training Commission › Chapter 109:2-11 - Jail Training Program for Five Day Facilities › Section 109:2-11-13 - Forms

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
All forms referenced in this chapter can be found at
				https://www.ohioattorneygeneral.gov/law-enforcement/ohio-peace-officer-training-academy/opotc-resources or
				by contacting the Ohio peace officer training academy at
				askopota@ohioattorneygeneral.gov
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 109:2 - Peace Officer Training Commission › Chapter 109:2-13 - Firearms Re-qualifications Program › Section 109:2-13-01 - Definitions

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
When used in this chapter:
(A) The term "commission" means the Ohio
			 peace officer training commission;
(B) The term "firearms re-qualification
			 instructor" means a person who instructs in law enforcement firearms
			 re-qualification programs and who has been approved to do so by the executive
			 director;
(C) The term "executive
			 director" means the executive director of the Ohio peace officer training
			 commission;
(D) The term "firearms
			 re-qualification program" means that program prescribed in rule
			 109:2-13-05
			 of the Administrative Code which has been approved by the executive director,
			 in writing, as meeting or exceeding the minimum standards prescribed in that
			 rule;
(E) The term "persons
			 required to successfully complete a firearms re-qualification program" means
			 any person designated in section
			 109.801 of the Revised Code;
(F) The term "firearm" has the
			 same meaning as in section
			 2923.11 of the Revised Code.
Five Year Review (FYR) Dates:
				4/12/2018 and
				04/12/2023
Promulgated
				Under: 119.03
Statutory
				Authority: 109.74
Rule
				Amplifies: 109.73,
				109.75, 109.108
Prior
				Effective Dates: 01/01/1995, 01/01/2003, 04/04/2008,
				04/14/2013
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 109:2 - Peace Officer Training Commission › Chapter 109:2-13 - Firearms Re-qualifications Program › Section 109:2-13-02 - Firearms re-qualification program

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Statement of purpose
(1) It shall be clearly understood that the
			 firearms re-qualification program described is an absolute minimum program.
			 Firearms re-qualification instructors are encouraged to exceed this program
			 wherever possible to include the use of deadly force, firearms use policy,
			 general safety procedures, and other relevant topics.
(2) Nothing in these rules shall limit or be
			 construed as limiting the power of a firearms re-qualification instructor,
			 chief of police, sheriff, superintendent of the state highway patrol, or other
			 person having such authority to establish a higher standard of re-qualification
			 than those required by the rules of this chapter.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 109:2 - Peace Officer Training Commission › Chapter 109:2-13 - Firearms Re-qualifications Program › Section 109:2-13-03 - Approval of firearms re-qualification programs

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Submission of re-qualification programs
			 for approval.
The firearms re-qualification instructor in charge of the
				program shall forward to the executive director, on forms provided by the
				executive director, a proposed course of fire. The executive director shall
				review the course of fire.
(B) Firearms re-qualification programs which
			 meet the requirements set forth in rule
			 109:2-13-05
			 of the Administrative Code shall be approved by the executive director. The
			 approval shall be given in writing and continuously valid, provided the minimum
			 requirements for firearms re-qualification remain unchanged and the firearms
			 re-qualification program originally submitted for approval remains unchanged.
			 If the minimum requirements for the firearms re-qualification are changed or if
			 the firearms re-qualification program submitted for approval is changed, a
			 revised firearms re-qualification program shall be submitted to the executive
			 director for his approval.
(C)
			 Revocation of program approval.
(1) The
			 executive director may revoke the approval of any program for failure to
			 maintain the minimum standards set forth in the rules contained in this chapter
			 of the Administrative Code. The executive director shall notify the firearms
			 re-qualification instructor in charge of the re-qualification program and the
			 chief executive officer of the agency employing the instructor in writing of
			 this revocation and shall send this notice by certified mail, return receipt
			 requested, not later than the business day next succeeding such order. Such
			 notice shall state the reasons for the executive director's action, cite the
			 law or rule directly involved, and state that the party will be afforded a
			 hearing if he requests it within thirty days of the time of mailing the notice.
			 A copy of such notice shall be mailed to attorneys or other persons of record
			 representing the party.
(2)
			 Notification of such hearing shall be made in accordance with sections
			 119.06 and
			 119.07 of the Revised Code.
(3) The commission shall conduct
			 the hearing in conformance with the provisions of sections
			 119.01 to
			 119.13 of the Revised Code.
(4) Upon receipt of the revocation
			 order by the firearms re-qualification instructor, he shall cease conducting
			 the re-qualification program even though a hearing has been requested in
			 accordance with sections
			 119.01 to
			 119.13 of the Revised Code.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 109:2 - Peace Officer Training Commission › Chapter 109:2-13 - Firearms Re-qualifications Program › Section 109:2-13-04 - Approval of instructors

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Each instructor conducting a firearms
			 re-qualification program is required to have the approval of the executive
			 director. Any person seeking certification as a firearms re-qualification
			 instructor shall submit to the executive director
								 an application for certification.
(B) Each person seeking certification as a
			 firearms re-qualification instructor shall meet the following:
(1) Completion of a firearms instructor
			 training course for each weapon for which he will be conducting a
			 re-qualification program.
(2)
									 Completion of three years of
			 relevant law enforcement experience
			 .
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 109:2 - Peace Officer Training Commission › Chapter 109:2-13 - Firearms Re-qualifications Program › Section 109:2-13-05 - Explanation of the minimum requirements for firearms re-qualification

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) The firearms
			 re-qualification program should place the shooter as close as possible to the
			 conditions the shooter would experience in an encounter in which the use of a
			 firearm would be justified. The ammunition used shall be factory loads or
			 equivalent in its power factor. The method of carry used during requalification
			 shall be the same method of carry used while on duty. If the shooter wears body
			 armor, a portable radio, baton or other equipment while on duty, these items
			 should be worn during re-qualification. If the shooter wears civilian attire
			 while on duty, this type of clothing should be worn during re-qualification.
(B) The executive director shall
			 design a firearms re-qualification program to include target style, scoring
			 method, scoring system, time limits, minimum rounds to be fired, practical
			 exercises, and other criteria. This program shall be made available to any
			 firearmsre-qualification instructor or chief executive officer of a law
			 enforcement agency upon request and shall include re-qualification criteria for
			 the handgun, shotgun, submachine gun, scoped-sighted rifle, and police rifle
			 carbine.
(C) A firearms
			 re-qualification instructor may design a program which includes those criteria
			 outlined in paragraph (B) of this rule and shall submit on forms provided by
			 the executive director, such program to the executive director for his
			 approval. Re-qualification programs which are submitted to the executive
			 director shall be equal to or exceed established minimum requirements. The
			 approval of such programs shall be given in writing.
(1) Should the executive director refuse to
			 approve a firearms re-qualification program, the executive director shall
			 notify the agency in writing. Such notice shall state the reason for the
			 denial, and state that the party will be afforded a hearing. A copy of such
			 notice shall be mailed to attorneys or other representatives of record
			 representing the party.
(2) Notice
			 of such hearings shall be made in accordance with sections
			 119.06 and
			 119.07 of the Revised Code.
(3) The commission shall conduct
			 the hearing in conformance with the provisions of sections
			 119.01 to
			 119.13 of the Revised Code.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 109:2 - Peace Officer Training Commission › Chapter 109:2-13 - Firearms Re-qualifications Program › Section 109:2-13-06 - Forms

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
All forms referenced in this chapter can be found at
				https://www.ohioattorneygeneral.gov/law-enforcement/ohio-peace-officers-training-academy/opotc-resources
				or by contacting the Ohio peace officer training academy at
				askopota@ohioattorneygeneral.gov
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 109:2 - Peace Officer Training Commission › Chapter 109:2-15 - Humane Agent Training Course › Section 109:2-15-01 - Definitions

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
When used in Chapter 109:2-15 of the Administrative Code:
(A) The term "commission" means the
			 Ohio peace officer training commission;
(B) The term "executive director" means the
			 executive director of the Ohio peace officer training commission;
(C) The term "humane society" means a county
			 humane society established pursuant to Revised Code section
			 1717.05;
(D) The term "humane agent" means any person
			 appointed by a county humane society pursuant to Revised Code section
			 1717.06;
(E) The term "basic training course" means
			 the training prescribed in this chapter that has been approved by the executive
			 director, in writing, as meeting or exceeding the minimum standards prescribed
			 in this chapter.
Five Year Review (FYR) Dates:
				11/6/2018 and
				11/06/2023
Promulgated
				Under: 119.03
Statutory
				Authority: RC 109.74
Rule
				Amplifies: RC 109.73, RC
				109.75
Prior
				Effective Dates: 10/01/2003, 11/06/2008,
				11/06/2013
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 109:2 - Peace Officer Training Commission › Chapter 109:2-15 - Humane Agent Training Course › Section 109:2-15-02 - Basic course for humane agents

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Who must complete the humane agent basic
			 training course:
(1) Any person
			 hired but not yet appointed as a humane agent
			 pursuant to section 1717.06 of the Revised Code
			 ;
(2) A person serving as a humane agent prior
			 to April 8, 2003, may continue to function as a humane agent until December 31,
			 2004, after which date he or she must have completed the basic training course,
			 prescribed in this rule, to continue to function.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 109:2 - Peace Officer Training Commission › Chapter 109:2-15 - Humane Agent Training Course › Section 109:2-15-03 - Explanation of the basic training course

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) The course content and curriculum of the
			 humane agent basic training course shall be established by the
			 
								commission as prescribed in sections
			 1717.06 and
			 109.73 of the Revised Code. It
			 shall be sufficient in content to provide the student with a strong basic
			 knowledge of the role, function and practices of a humane agent.
(B) Units, topics, hours and student
			 performance objectives for the basic training course shall be taught in their
			 entirety.
(C) Humane agents must
			 attend all hours of training provided in compliance with this rule.
(D) The minimum basic training course content
			 shall be approved by the 
								commission and at a
			 minimum will include training in the following units:
(1) Administration
(2) Legal issues
(3) Investigations
(4) Animal husbandry
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 109:2 - Peace Officer Training Commission › Chapter 109:2-15 - Humane Agent Training Course › Section 109:2-15-04 - Instructors, facilities and documentation of training

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								Either the Ohio peace officer training academy or
								
								a county
			 humane society will provide for the training of humane agents appointed by that
			 county humane society. Scheduling, facilities, instructors, testing and
			 documentation of training will be at the discretion of each county humane
			 society. Training in all units and topics 
								approved by the commission must be
			 provided.
(B) It will be incumbent
			 upon each county humane society to locally issue and maintain documentation of
			 training completed by humane agents appointed by that county humane society. It
			 will further be incumbent upon each county humane society to provide
			 verification of such training upon valid request.
Five Year Review (FYR) Dates:
				11/16/2018 and
				11/16/2023
Promulgated
				Under: 119.03
Statutory
				Authority: R.C. 109.74
Rule
				Amplifies: R.C 109.73, R.C.
				109.75
Prior
				Effective Dates: 10/01/2003,
				01/19/2014
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 109:2 - Peace Officer Training Commission › Chapter 109:2-15 - Humane Agent Training Course › Section 109:2-15-05 - Credit for prior equivalent training

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
A person requesting credit for prior equivalent humane agent
				training must submit documentation of successful completion and the course
				curriculum to the employing county humane agency for review. The county humane
				society, in reviewing said training, shall note the hours, subject matter,
				instructor qualification, final student evaluation, and if the course was
				certified by an accrediting agency in determining if it is considered
				equivalent training. Portions of the minimum training for which credit has not
				been granted must be completed by each humane agent. Documentation of all
				training completed, or for which credit has been granted, must be maintained by
				the employing county humane agency.
Five Year Review (FYR) Dates:
				11/6/2018 and
				11/06/2023
Promulgated
				Under: 119.03
Statutory
				Authority: RC 109.74
Rule
				Amplifies: RC 109.73, RC
				109.75
Prior
				Effective Dates: 10/01/2003, 11/06/2013,
				11/06/2018
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 109:2 - Peace Officer Training Commission › Chapter 109:2-18 - Continuing Professional Training for Peace Officers and Troopers › Section 109:2-18-01 - Definitions

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) As used in
			 rules 109:2-18-01 to
			 109:2-18-07 of the
			 Administrative Code, "Peace Officer" has the same meaning as in section
			 109.71 of the Revised
			 Code.
(B) "Trooper" means an
			 individual appointed as a state highway patrol trooper under section
			 5503.01 of the Revised
			 Code.
(C) "Appointing Authority"
			 means any agency or entity that appoints a peace officer or trooper.
(D)
								"Public
			 Appointing Authority" means any agency that appoints a peace officer as defined
			 in divisions (A)(1), (A)(3) to (A)(8), (A)(10), (A)(12), (A)(13), and (A)(15)
			 to (A)(19) of section
			 109.71 of the Revised Code and
			 the Ohio state highway patrol.
(E) "Pilot program"
			 means the 
								eighteen-month program created by Section
			 701.70 of Amended Substitute
			 House Bill 110 of the 134th General Assembly to gather salary data for peace
			 officers and troopers and fund continuing professionalism training for calendar
			 year 2022.
(F) "Responsible
			 Agency" means the appointing authority charged with the responsibility for
			 documenting the peace officer or trooper's training.
(G) "Commission" means
			 the Ohio peace officer training commission.
(H) "Executive
			 Director" means the executive director of the Ohio peace officer training
			 commission.
(I) "Continuing
			 Professional Training" means the training prescribed by sections
			 109.802 and
			 109.803 of the Revised
			 Code.
(J) "OHLEG" means the
			 Ohio law enforcement gateway.
(K) "Full-time" means
			 officers or troopers who are in active pay status receiving compensation and
			 benefits for forty hours in a work week or eighty hours in a fourteen-day
			 period. For purposes of this chapter, active pay status has the same meaning as
			 in rule
			 123:1-47-01 of the
			 Administrative Code.
(L)
								"Base hourly rate" means the hourly rate at which a
			 peace officer or trooper is compensated excluding overtime, shift-differential,
			 and other similar enhancements to the hourly rate of pay. For peace officers or
			 troopers who receive an annual salary, base hourly rate is the base annual
			 salary divided by two thousand eighty hours for fulltime appointments or the
			 base annual salary divided by the anticipated annual hours for less than
			 fulltime appointments.
Effective:
				4/27/2023
Five Year Review (FYR) Dates:
				7/1/2024
Promulgated Under:
				111.15
Statutory
				Authority: 109.803, Sec.
				605.01 of Am. Sub. HB45 (134th
				General Assembly)
Rule Amplifies:
				109.803,
				109.73,
				109.75, Sec.
				605.01 of Am. Sub. HB45 (134th
				General Assembly)
Prior Effective Dates: 10/12/2007, 07/12/2013,
				01/01/2017, 12/16/2021
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 109:2 - Peace Officer Training Commission › Chapter 109:2-18 - Continuing Professional Training for Peace Officers and Troopers › Section 109:2-18-03 - Training and instructor qualification

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) The requirements set forth herein are
			 intended as minimum qualifications for continuing professional training.
			 Appointing authorities are encouraged to exceed these minimum standards
			 whenever possible. Continuing professional training shall be conducted in a
			 program approved by the executive director and shall address matters directly
			 related to the duties and responsibilities of a peace officer or trooper. The
			 training shall be current, serve a recognized law
			 enforcement purpose, and shall
			  be designed to improve a participant's professional
			 competence as peace officer or trooper. In addition, such training shall meet
			 or exceed the following minimum requirements:
(1) Continuing professional training programs
			 shall be conducted with a written, formal lesson plan or accompanied by a
			 syllabus showing the content to be covered and associated hours.
(2) Training shall be conducted in a setting
			 that is safe, physically suited to the educational activity, and conducive to
			 effective learning. Physical skills training shall be conducted with
			 appropriate training and safety equipment. Firearms training shall be conducted
			 only on ranges in compliance with rule
			 1501:31-29-03 of the
			 Administrative Code or ranges approved by the appointing authority for annual
			 in-service firearms re-qualification.
(3) Other than training conducted via OPOTA
			 online or other online training programs pre-approved by the executive
			 director, the training shall be conducted in blocks of no less than one hour,
			 where fifty minutes of actual instruction or other approved training activity
			 constitutes one credit hour.
(4)
			 The training shall be conducted only by instructors who meet at least one of
			 the following criteria:
(a) The individual has
			 five years of full-time sworn law enforcement
			 experience and meets at least one of the following criteria:
(i) The individual is a commission-certified
			 peace officer basic training instructor; or
(ii) The individual has, at a minimum, a
			 four-year college degree; or
(iii)
			 The individual has completed an instructional skills course approved by the
			 executive director; or
(b) The individual is a certified or licensed
			 professional and is providing instruction in a subject area directly related to
			 the field for which the individual is certified or licensed.
(c) The individual and the training program
			 the individual is conducting has been pre-approved by the executive director.
(5)
									Individuals
			 permitted to conduct a training under this section may use the hours spent
			 instructing a pre-approved course toward their own continuing professional
			 training requirements as prescribed by the executive director.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 109:2 - Peace Officer Training Commission › Chapter 109:2-18 - Continuing Professional Training for Peace Officers and Troopers › Section 109:2-18-04 - Reimbursement of training costs

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Except as otherwise provided in rule
			 109:2-18-02 of the
			 Administrative Code, every appointed peace officer or trooper is required to
			 comply with the annual continuing professional training requirements set forth
			 herein. Only public appointing authorities qualify for reimbursement under this
			 rule.
(B)
								Public appointing authorities shall be awarded reimbursement
			 funds based upon the following factors:
(1)
									The number of
			 appointed peace officers or troopers who successfully complete continuing
			 professional training hours;
(2)
									The base hourly
			 pay of the appointed peace officers or troopers who successfully complete
			 continuing professional training hours;
(3)
									The number of
			 continuing professional training hours each appointed peace officer or trooper
			 successfully completes in a calendar year, up to a maximum of twenty-four hours
			 per calendar year;
(4)
									The amount of funds appropriated to fulfil training
			 reimbursement requests.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 109:2 - Peace Officer Training Commission › Chapter 109:2-18 - Continuing Professional Training for Peace Officers and Troopers › Section 109:2-18-05 - Agency record keeping and reporting

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								All appointing
			 authorities, irrespective of whether an agency receives reimbursement funding,
			 are required to report compliance with rule
			 109:2-18-02 of the
			 Administrative Code in the manner prescribed by the executive
			 director.
(B)
								To receive credit or reimbursement for a training
			 program, training records must be updated, in the manner prescribed by the
			 executive director, no later than thirty days following the completion of the
			 training program, or ten days following a peace officer or trooper's separation
			 from his or her appointing authority, whichever date is
			 earlier.
(C) Appointing
			 authorities are required to maintain records sufficient to demonstrate
			 compliance with the minimum requirements set forth in rules
			 109:2-18-01 to
			 109:2-18-07 of the
			 Administrative Code. All such records shall be kept on file by the appointing
			 authority in accordance with the appointing authority's records retention
			 schedule, but in no event should the records be retained less than three years.
			 The records shall be made available to the executive director for inspection
			 upon request.
(D) For training
			 conducted by the appointing authority, authentic copies of the lesson plans
			 presented along
								 with authentic copies of the sign-in
			 sheets shall be presumed to be sufficient to demonstrate compliance in
			 accordance with paragraph (C) of this rule. For all other training, the
			 following records shall be presumed to be sufficient to demonstrate such
			 compliance:
(1) Authentic copies of the
			 syllabi or lesson plans submitted with authentic
			 copies of the sign-in sheets;
(2)
			 Authentic copies of the syllabi or lesson plans with
			 authentic certificates of successful completion; or
(3)
									For a training,
			 seminar, or conference conducted by an agency under paragraph (B) of
			 109:2-18-03 of the Administrative Code, authentic copies of the event's agenda,
			 instructor bios, record of the peace officer or trooper's registration forms,
			 record of agency invoicing records, and record of hours
			 attended.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 109:2 - Peace Officer Training Commission › Chapter 109:2-18 - Continuing Professional Training for Peace Officers and Troopers › Section 109:2-18-06 - Enforcement

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Pursuant to
			 division (B) of section
			 109.803 of the Revised Code, any
			 peace officer or trooper who, in any calendar year, fails to
			 complete and report
								continuing professional training
			 in accordance with the requirements set forth in
			 rules 109:2-18-01 to
			 
								109:2-18-05 of the Administrative Code shall cease
			 carrying a firearm and shall cease performing the functions of a peace officer
			 or trooper until such time as evidence of compliance is filed with
			 and approved by the executive director. This rule
			 does not apply to peace officers or troopers for whom an extension of time has
			 been granted by the executive director.
(B) The decisions of the executive director
			 are subject to the appeals process of Chapter 119. of the Revised
			 Code.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 109:2 - Peace Officer Training Commission › Chapter 109:2-18 - Continuing Professional Training for Peace Officers and Troopers › Section 109:2-18-07 - Program funding

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
Funding for
			  continuing
			 professional training may come from a variety of funding sources. As funding
			 sources change over time, the requirements may change to reflect the focus of the funding source. No
			 later than October fifteen of each year, the executive director shall notify
			 the appointing authorities, in writing, of the training
			  requirements for the
			 upcoming calendar year.
Effective: 12/16/2021
Five Year
				Review (FYR) Dates: 9/20/2022
Promulgated Under:
				111.15
Statutory Authority: Sec. 701.70 of Am. Sub. HB 110 (134th General
				Assembly)
Rule Amplifies:
				109.803,
				109.73,
				109.75,
				Sec. 701.70 of Am. Sub. HB 110 (134th General Assembly)
Prior
				Effective Dates: 10/12/2007
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 109:2 - Peace Officer Training Commission › Chapter 109:2-18 - Continuing Professional Training for Peace Officers and Troopers › Section 109:2-18-08 - Forms

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
All forms referenced in this chapter can be found at
https://www.ohioattorneygeneral.gov/law-enforcement/ohio-peace-officer-training-academy/opotc-resources
or by contacting the Ohio peace officer training academy at
				CPTquestions@OhioAGO.gov.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 109:4 - Consumer Protection › Chapter 109:4-1 - General Provisions › Section 109:4-1-01 - Statutory authority for promulgation

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
This chapter is issued by the attorney general of Ohio pursuant
				to division (A)(2) of section
				 1345.05  of the Revised Code, and
				Amended Substitute Senate Bill 221 of the 112th General Assembly which require
				that the attorney general adopt as a rule a description of the organization of
				the attorney general's office, stating the general courses and methods of
				operation of an office of the office of the attorney general, which is to
				administer sections  1345.01  to
				 1345.13  of the Revised Code and
				methods whereby the public may obtain information or make submissions or
				requests, including a description of all forms and instructions used by that
				office. This rule is promulgated to serve the best interests of the public and
				to maintain reasonable and efficient internal management for the office of the
				attorney general, consumer protection section.
R.C.
				119.032 review dates:
				03/19/2014 and
				03/16/2019
Promulgated
				Under: 119.03
Statutory
				Authority: 1345.05
Rule
				Amplifies: 1345.05
Prior
				Effective Dates: 12-11-77, 6-15-98
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 109:4 - Consumer Protection › Chapter 109:4-1 - General Provisions › Section 109:4-1-02 - Purpose of the office of the Ohio attorney general, consumer protection section

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
The purpose of the office of the Ohio attorney general,
				consumer protection section is to protect the consuming public and to promote
				compliance by suppliers and other persons within its jurisdiction by enforcing
				the following laws, including but not limited to the Ohio Consumer Sales
				Practices Act, sections  1345.01  to  1345.13  of the Revised Code; the Ohio Home
				Solicitation Sales Act, sections  1345.21  to  1345.28  and  1345.99  of the Revised
				Code; the Ohio Prepaid Entertainment Contract Act, sections  1345.41  to  1345.51 
				of the Revised Code; the Ohio Odometer Rollback and Disclosure Act, sections
				 4549.41  to  4549.51  of the Revised Code; the Ohio Telephone Solicitation Sales
				Act, sections  4719.01  to  4719.18  and  4719.99  of the Revised Code; the Ohio
				Credit Service Organization Act, sections  4712.01  to  4712.14  and  4712.99  of the
				Revised Code; the Ohio Business Opportunity Purchaser's Protection Act, section
				 1334.01  to  1334.15  and  1334.99  of the Revised Code; the Ohio Anti-Pyramid Sales
				Law, sections  1333.91  to  1333.95  of the Revised Code; the Ohio Mortgage
				Broker's Act, section 
									1322.52
								 of the Revised Code; the
				Ohio Condominium Sales Act, sections  5311.25  to  5311.27  of the Revised Code;
				and sections  1345.30,  1345.31,  1345.52,  1345.77,  1345.81,  1345.90  to  1345.95,
				 1317.21  to  1317.24  of the Revised Code, and any other state and/or federal laws
				designed to protect the rights of the consuming public consistent with the
				legal authority of the office of the attorney general.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 109:4 - Consumer Protection › Chapter 109:4-1 - General Provisions › Section 109:4-1-03 - Objectives of the office of the Ohio attorney general, consumer protection section

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) To inform and educate the consuming
			 public and the suppliers of Ohio of their rights and responsibilities under the
			 laws of this state;
(B) To receive
			 and process complaints and inquiries regarding conduct governed by those laws
			 referred to in rule 109:4-1-02 of  the Administrative Code;
(C) To
			 investigate practices which come to the attention of the consumer protection
			 section by complaints or through its own inquiries and which may violate those
			 laws referred to in rule 109:4-1-02 of  the Administrative Code;
(D) To
			 institute enforcement proceedings in order to promote compliance with and
			 obtain those remedies available through those laws referred to in rule 109:4-1-02 of  the Administrative Code;
(E) To
			 conduct research, make inquiries, hold public hearings, and to publish studies
			 relating to consumer transactions;
(F) To adopt, amend, and repeal substantive
			 rules defining with reasonable specificity acts or practices which violate
			 section  1345.02  or
			  1345.03  of the Revised Code;
(G) To conduct in-depth analyses
			 of specific industry practices which may warrant investigatory hearings or new
			 legislation;
(H) To carry on any
			 other appropriate and necessary activities in order to effectuate the purposes
			 of those laws referred to in rule 109:4-2-01 of  the Administrative Code.
Five Year Review (FYR) Dates:
				10/06/2014 and
				10/06/2019
Promulgated
				Under: 119.03
Statutory
				Authority: 1345.05
Rule
				Amplifies: 1345.02
Prior
				Effective Dates: 4/17/98, 6/15/03 ,
				7/18/2009
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 109:4 - Consumer Protection › Chapter 109:4-1 - General Provisions › Section 109:4-1-04 - Amendment to this chapter

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
The attorney general may amend this chapter from time to time
				as circumstances require in order to institute changes in the internal
				management of the consumer protection section.
R.C.
				119.032 review dates:
				03/19/2014 and
				03/16/2019
Promulgated
				Under: 119.03
Statutory
				Authority: 1345.05
Rule
				Amplifies: 1345.05
Prior
				Effective Dates: 12-11-77, 6-15-98
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 109:4 - Consumer Protection › Chapter 109:4-1 - General Provisions › Section 109:4-1-06 - Submission of complaints

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
The following procedures apply to the submission of complaints
				by consumers:
(A) Complaints may be
			 initiated either in writing, by telephone, fax, the internet or in person.
(B) Complaints should fully
			 describe the consumer transaction. The consumer protection section shall
			 proceed as soon as possible to evaluate complaints received that contain
			 adequate information. The consumer protection shall send a complaint form to
			 the complainant when, as determined by the attorney general, inadequate
			 information is provided by letter, telephone, fax, the internet or in person.
(C) Upon receipt of complaints
			 which have been filed in the manner described above, the consumer protection
			 section shall take whatever action is deemed appropriate to effectuate the
			 purposes of those laws referred to in rule 109:4-1-02 of  the Administrative Code.
Five Year Review (FYR) Dates:
				10/06/2014 and
				10/06/2019
Promulgated
				Under: 119.03
Statutory
				Authority: 1345.05
Rule
				Amplifies: 1345.02
Prior
				Effective Dates: 4/17/98, 6/15/03,
				7/18/2009
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 109:4 - Consumer Protection › Chapter 109:4-1 - General Provisions › Section 109:4-1-07 - Obtaining information

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
The public may obtain information which is a matter of public
				record or which is otherwise available under Chapter 1345. of the Revised Code
				or other controlling provisions thereof by requesting the information either by
				letter, telephone, internet or in person. Requests should be presented
				 to the office of the Ohio
				attorney general consumer protection section in Columbus, Ohio.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 109:4 - Consumer Protection › Chapter 109:4-1 - General Provisions › Section 109:4-1-08 - Petitions requesting the adoption, amendment, or repeal of rules

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) In accordance
			 with division (E) of section
			  1345.05  of the Revised Code, any
			 person may petition the attorney general requesting the adoption, amendment, or
			 repeal of a rule of the office of the attorney general, consumer protection
			 section. Such petitions should be submitted in writing and in quadruplicate to
			 the "Office of the Attorney General, Consumer Protection Section,
			 Rhodes State Office Tower, Columbus, Ohio 43215".
			 Upon receipt of such petitions, the attorney general shall consider such
			 petitions on the basis of their constitutionality, legality, necessity,
			 reasonableness and consistency with, and effect upon, existing law, other rules
			 adopted, or proposed rules under consideration for adoption, by the office of
			 the attorney general, consumer protection section. A petition shall contain the
			 complete text of the proposed rule together with a statement of the basis for
			 such rule.
(B) In accordance with
			 division (E) of section
			  1345.05  of the Revised Code, the
			 attorney general shall within sixty days of submission of a petition, either
			 deny the petition in writing stating his reasons for the denial, or initiate
			 rulemaking proceedings. There shall be no right of appeal from a denial of a
			 petition.
Effective:
				6/9/2014
R.C.
				119.032 review dates:
				03/20/2014 and
				05/29/2019
Promulgated
				Under: 119.03
Statutory
				Authority: 1345.05
Rule
				Amplifies: 1345.05
Prior
				Effective Dates: 12-11-77, 6-15-98
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 109:4 - Consumer Protection › Chapter 109:4-1 - General Provisions › Section 109:4-1-09 - Making submissions and requests

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
The public may make any submissions and requests not covered by
				rules 109:4-1-07 and  109:4-1-08 of  the Administrative Code by doing so in writing. Such requests and submissions should be made to the "Office of the Attorney General, Consumer Protection
				Section, Rhodes State Office Tower, Columbus,
				Ohio, 43215."
Effective:
				6/9/2014
R.C.
				119.032 review dates:
				03/20/2014 and
				05/29/2019
Promulgated
				Under: 119.03
Statutory
				Authority: 1345.05
Rule
				Amplifies: 1345.05
Prior
				Effective Dates: 12-11-77, 6-15-98
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 109:4 - Consumer Protection › Chapter 109:4-1 - General Provisions › Section 109:4-1-10 - Description of forms

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) The forms used by the office of the
			 attorney general, consumer protection section shall include:
(1) The complaint form- The complaint form
			 shall be available on the internet and/or sent to all consumers who wish to
			 register consumer complaints via telephone and to those persons who have
			 provided insufficient information. This form shall be designed to elicit
			 complete information from the consumer regarding the transaction with and
			 complaint against the supplier, or complaints determined to be within the
			 jurisdiction of the consumer protection section.
(2) Public records request- A public records
			 request form shall be available on the internet or sent to any person
			 requesting a public record in order to obtain specific information needed to
			 complete the request.
(3)
			 Education/community outreach request- A form shall be available on the internet
			 for requesting a speaker or participant at any public event.
(4) Registration forms- Forms
			 may be
			 available for submission of all supplier registration requirements including
			 telemarketing, ,
			 and dispute resolution programs
			 .