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Wisconsin Administrative Code › Law Enforcement Standards Board › Chapter LES 2 - Recruitment qualifications › Section LES 2.02 - Pre-employment drug testing

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) TESTING
			 REQUIREMENT.
(a) The applicant shall submit to
			 a drug test for the presence of the following controlled substances or classes
			 of controlled substances or their metabolites:
1. Amphetamines
2. Cannabis or cannabinoids
3. Opiates
4. Cocaine
5. Phencyclidine (PCP)
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Law Enforcement Standards Board › Chapter LES 3 - Training Standards › Section LES 3.02 - Advisory curriculum committee

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) The board shall
			 appoint a 13 person advisory curriculum committee consisting of 6 chiefs of
			 police and 6 sheriffs to be appointed on a geographic basis of not more than
			 one chief of police and one sheriff from any one of the 8 state administrative
			 districts together with the director of training of the Wisconsin state patrol.
			 This committee will act in an advisory capacity in the establishment of the
			 curriculum requirements.
(2)
			 Membership of chiefs of police and sheriffs on this committee shall be for a
			 period extending from January 1 of an odd numbered year to December 31 of the
			 next even numbered year. The first 12 appointments are to run from the date of
			 appointment to 12/31/1972. However, no member shall serve beyond the time when
			 he or she ceases to hold the office or employment by reason of which he or she
			 was initially eligible for appointment.
(3) The committee shall elect its own
			 officers.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Law Enforcement Standards Board › Chapter LES 3 - Training Standards › Section LES 3.03 - Instructional goals

Current through June 24, 2024
The board shall approve student performance objectives to reach
				the following instructional goals for preparatory law enforcement and tribal
				law enforcement training:
(1)
			 Demonstrate professional orientation.
(2) Demonstrate defensive tactics.
(3) Demonstrate care and use of
			 firearms.
(4) Demonstrate community
			 awareness.
(5) Perform emergency
			 medical services.
(6) Demonstrate
			 knowledge of legal procedures.
(7)
			 Operate patrol vehicles.
(8)
			 Enforce traffic laws and conduct accident investigations.
(9) Perform patrol operations.
(10) Conduct investigations.
(11) Reach performance objectives for
			 elective subjects.
(12) Follow
			 administrative procedures.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Law Enforcement Standards Board › Chapter LES 3 - Training Standards › Section LES 3.04 - Instructional goals

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) The board shall approve student
			 performance objectives to reach the following instructional goals:
(a) Instructional goals for preparatory jail
			 officer training:
1. Receive introduction to
			 corrections.
2. Maintain
			 security.
3. Admit inmates to
			 custody.
4. Prepare
			 reports.
5. Supervise
			 inmates.
6. Supervise special
			 inmates.
7. Supervise juvenile
			 inmates.
8. Apply correctional
			 law.
9. Discipline
			 inmates.
10. Assist health care
			 program.
11. Assist fire safety
			 program.
12. Assist cleanliness,
			 sanitation and food services.
13.
			 Manage personal stress.
14. Release
			 inmates from custody.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Law Enforcement Standards Board › Chapter LES 3 - Training Standards › Section LES 3.06 - Additional orientation

Current through June 24, 2024
Recommended additional recruit officer orientation by the
				employing agency should consist of each of the following subjects for a total
				of at least 120 hours:
(1)
			 Departmental policies, rules and regulations and local ordinances.
(2) Firearms (familiarization with local
			 weaponry and additional practice to improve proficiency with
			 sidearm).
(3) Field training (with
			 supervisor or coach).
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Law Enforcement Standards Board › Chapter LES 3 - Training Standards › Section LES 3.07 - Law enforcement pursuit standards and related training

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) MODEL STANDARDS
			 FOR INITIATING, CONTINUING AND TERMINATING POLICE PURSUIT. The following model
			 advisory standards may be used by any law enforcement agency to determine
			 whether to initiate, continue or terminate police pursuit:
(a)
Initiation of pursuits.
A law enforcement officer in an authorized vehicle may initiate a police
			 pursuit when the subject of the police pursuit is attempting to avoid
			 apprehension.
(b)
Continuation of pursuits.
In determining whether or not to
			 continue a police pursuit that has been justifiably initiated, a law
			 enforcement officer should consider the following factors:
1. Whether continuation of the pursuit would
			 likely create a danger to the public, officer or subject which is apparently
			 greater than the value of apprehending the subject, due to such factors as, but
			 not limited to, road conditions, weather conditions, density of population,
			 severity of the crime and necessity of pursuit by vehicle.
2. Whether the vehicle's registration or the
			 subject's identity has been established so that later apprehension may be
			 accomplished and, in the officer's opinion, there is no apparent continuing
			 need for immediate apprehension.
(c)
Termination of pursuits.
A law enforcement officer should terminate a police pursuit under any of the
			 following conditions:
1. When a supervisor
			 orders termination.
2. When the
			 continuing distance between the pursuing and fleeing vehicles is such that
			 further pursuit is futile.
3. When
			 the location of the pursued vehicle is unknown.
4. When the officer's vehicle or emergency
			 equipment malfunctions.
5. When it
			 is necessary to stop to render aid to one or more injured persons and no other
			 unit is available to do so.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Law Enforcement Standards Board › Chapter LES 4 - Certifications › Section LES 4.01 - Certifications

Current through June 24, 2024
The following certifications shall be made by the board on the
				basis of information to be acquired on forms designed by the bureau and
				approved by the board. Where necessary or deemed advisable, additional
				information may be acquired through personal inquiry. All board decisions are
				subject to appeal by any interested party.
(1) Schools shall be certified on the basis
			 of adequacy of facilities and competency of staff and faculty. Where the school
			 is a permanent or on-going unit, the certification shall be for a period of 2
			 years, subject to renewal.
(2)
			 INSTRUCTORS.
(a) Any person who participates
			 as an instructor in a preparatory course or in an instructor course or who
			 employs a training guide approved by the board shall be certified by the
			 board.
(b) All existing instructor
			 certificates shall expire on March 1, June 1, September 1, or December 1, 2001
			 based on the March, June, September or December date of initial certification
			 by the board. All certifications held by an instructor shall expire on the same
			 date. Rules of recertification shall apply to instructor recertifications in
			 the year 2001.
(c) The board shall
			 certify persons to be new instructors as outlined in s.
			 LES
			 4.02. It shall authorize persons to be professional
			 instructors as outlined in s.
			 LES
			 4.03. Instructor certifications shall be granted on
			 the basis of documented qualifications of experience, education, and training
			 in accord with the requirements of this section.
(d) The board may deny, suspend, or revoke an
			 instructor's certification or authorization when the board finds that the
			 person:
1. Has failed to meet the board's
			 requirements for certification or professional authorization;
2. Has failed to remain knowledgeable and
			 current in the instructional area of expertise;
3. Has failed to meet reasonable
			 instructional standards and practices.
(e) Upon a written request a person aggrieved
			 by the determination of the board relative to non-certification, or revocation
			 of certification as a certified instructor, shall be entitled to a hearing as
			 provided in ch. 227, Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Law Enforcement Standards Board › Chapter LES 4 - Certifications › Section LES 4.02 - New instructor

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) NEW INSTRUCTOR CERTIFICATION.
			 Certification issued in this category on or after September 9, 1999, shall be
			 approved for qualified persons who instruct a preparatory course or an
			 instructor course or who employ training guides approved by the board. To
			 qualify for new instructor certification, an applicant shall demonstrate to the
			 satisfaction of the board, a combination of education, occupational experience
			 and proficiency in the instructional process. Applicants shall meet the
			 following minimum qualifications for new instructor certification:
(a) Any person who has been certified as an
			 instructor by the Wisconsin technical college system under ch. TCS 3,
			 administrative rules of the Wisconsin technical college system, and has
			 completed an approved teaching methods course and other specialized instructor
			 training designated by the board shall be certified by the board. A copy of the
			 instructor certificate issued by the state technical college system, along with
			 evidence of completion of an approved teaching methods course and other
			 specialized instructor training designated by the board, shall be forwarded by
			 the applicant to the board; and upon receipt of the documents, the board shall
			 certify the applicant.
(b) Any
			 applicant who has not been certified as an instructor by the Wisconsin
			 technical college system shall present documentary evidence showing that the
			 applicant has successfully completed a teaching methods course approved by the
			 board and any other specialized instructor training designated by the board. In
			 addition:
1. Any applicant requesting
			 certification to teach any portion of the jail or secure detention preparatory
			 course or to employ board approved training guides, shall at a minimum, show
			 evidence of obtaining a high school degree or of obtaining a high school
			 equivalency diploma from the state of Wisconsin or its equivalent from another
			 state and has acquired 3 years of occupational experience as a certified jail
			 officer or as an administrator or specialist in a field directly related to the
			 subject for which he or she requests certification to instruct; or,
2. Any applicant requesting certification to
			 teach any portion of the board approved law enforcement and tribal law
			 enforcement preparatory course or instructor course or to teach from board
			 approved training guides, shall show evidence of being awarded an associate
			 degree or 60 college credits and as having acquired 3 years of occupational
			 experience as a certified law enforcement officer or as an administrator or
			 specialist in a field directly related to the subject for which he or she
			 requests certification.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Law Enforcement Standards Board › Chapter LES 4 - Certifications › Section LES 4.03 - Specific skills instructor

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) PROFESSIONAL
			 INSTRUCTOR AUTHORIZATION. A person holding a valid license issued by the state
			 of Wisconsin or, if approved by the board, a comparable license issued by
			 another state, may instruct in subjects in the general professional area
			 covered by the license. The board shall determine which subjects shall be
			 taught by an authorized professional instructor.
(a) A legal subject related to constitutional
			 law shall be instructed only by an attorney.
(b) First responder emergency medical
			 training may be instructed only by a medical doctor, a registered nurse, a
			 physician's assistant, an emergency medical technician, a paramedic or a person
			 who meets Wisconsin department of health services requirements as a first
			 responder instructor.
(c) Cardio
			 pulmonary resuscitation training shall be instructed by a person authorized to
			 instruct first responder emergency medical training under (b) or by a person
			 who has received instructor certification by the American Red Cross or by the
			 American Heart Association.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Law Enforcement Standards Board › Chapter LES 4 - Certifications › Section LES 4.05 - Need for certified primary instructor

Current through June 24, 2024
There may be more than one instructor in a course however only
				one instructor need be certified. Other instructors assisting the certified
				instructor shall be determined by the law enforcement coordinator or law
				enforcement administrator to be sufficiently qualified to contribute to the
				class. No class shall be conducted without the certified instructor in the
				classroom or location where classes are held.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Law Enforcement Standards Board › Chapter LES 4 - Certifications › Section LES 4.08 - Emergency medical certificates

Current through June 24, 2024
The board may accept as satisfactory the qualifications of any
				person who meets Wisconsin technical college system certification requirements
				to instruct a cardio pulmonary resuscitation course or other medical-related
				subjects in a preparatory course or an instructor course or from training
				guides approved by the board.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Law Enforcement Standards Board › Chapter LES 5 - Grants › Section LES 5.01 - Grants

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Political subdivisions shall be eligible
			 for reimbursement of the allowable tuition, living and travel expenses incurred
			 by officers who satisfactorily complete preparatory training in schools
			 certified by the board. Reimbursement of those expenses shall be on a uniform
			 basis as follows:
(a) Expenses listed in sub.
			 (1) for up to 400 hours of preparatory law enforcement training.
(b) Expenses listed in sub. (1) for up to 120
			 hours of preparatory jail or secure detention training. Full salary expenses
			 including allowable fringe benefit expenses shall be reimbursed in addition to
			 expenses listed in sub. (1) for the last 24 hours of preparatory jail or secure
			 detention training.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Law Enforcement Standards Board › Chapter LES 6 - Decertifications › Section LES 6.02 - Decertification on termination of employment

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Upon the
			 termination of employment of any law enforcement, tribal law enforcement, jail
			 or secure detention officer, that officer's certification shall be terminated
			 until there is received by the bureau from a new employer the verification of
			 employment standards form required by rules of the board. The board shall then
			 determine the amount of training, if any, required of the officer for
			 recertification. Recertification on a contingency basis shall be effective
			 immediately upon receipt by the bureau of the verification of employment
			 standards form from the officer's new employer. Final recertification shall be
			 effective upon action by the board upon completion by the officer of all
			 requirements of the bureau for recertification.
(2) It shall be the responsibility of all law
			 enforcement, tribal law enforcement and secure detention agencies to notify the
			 director of the bureau of the termination of any law enforcement, tribal law
			 enforcement, jail or secure detention officer. This notification shall be made
			 regardless of the reason for the termination.
(3) Any officer decertified by reason of
			 termination of his or her law enforcement, tribal law enforcement, jail or
			 secure detention employment shall have the right to a hearing on the
			 decertification.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Law Enforcement Standards Board › Chapter LES 6 - Decertifications › Section LES 6.03 - Decertification by order of the board

Current through June 24, 2024
The certification of any law enforcement, tribal law
				enforcement, jail or secure detention officer may be revoked by the board for
				failure to comply with a rule or order of the board relating to curriculum or
				training.
(1) Upon receipt of
			 information which may permit decertification of an officer, the bureau shall
			 make a preliminary investigation and verify all relevant facts. The bureau
			 shall also advise the board at each of the board's regularly scheduled meetings
			 of the existence or status of any investigation in progress.
(2) The bureau shall complete its
			 investigation of any decertification matter within 90 days of its original
			 receipt of information.
(3)
			 Subsequent to the completion of its investigation the bureau shall, at the next
			 regularly scheduled meeting of the board, make a recommendation to the board
			 regarding the certification status of that officer. The bureau may recommend:
(a) That no action be taken;
(b) That the officer complete certain
			 training or take certain recommended actions within a prescribed time period,
			 and that officer shall be decertified if the officer does not present the board
			 with proof of compliance;
(c) That
			 the officer be decertified until certain enumerated conditions are
			 met;
(d) That the officer be
			 decertified with the opportunity to reapply for certification as a new
			 officer;
(e) Such other
			 recommendation as the bureau may deem appropriate under the
			 circumstances.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Law Enforcement Standards Board › Chapter LES 6 - Decertifications › Section LES 6.04 - Hearing on decertification

Current through June 24, 2024
(1)
(a) It shall be assumed that the decision of
			 the board is accepted by the officer and that the officer will comply therewith
			 unless said officer requests of board, for a hearing on its decision. Said
			 request for hearing shall be addressed to the director of the bureau and sent
			 by certified mail, return receipt requested. To be effective, said request for
			 hearing must be received by the director of the bureau within 15 days of the
			 service upon said officer of the recommendation of the board. If requested, the
			 hearing shall be held as soon as reasonably possible on a date agreed to by the
			 parties but not to exceed 60 days after receipt of the officer's request for
			 hearing.
(b) All hearings shall be
			 scheduled before the executive committee of the board.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Law Enforcement Standards Board › Chapter LES 9 - By-laws of the Wisconsin law enforcement standards board › Section LES 9.01 - Membership

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) The board shall consist of 14 members
			 chosen or appointed in accordance with the provisions of the act.
(2) Each member of the board shall take and
			 file the official oath prior to assuming office.
(3) The attorney general is one of the
			 ex-officio members of the board. The act states that the attorney general may
			 designate a member of his or her staff to represent the attorney general. If
			 the attorney general chooses a designee, the attorney general shall advise the
			 chairperson of the board in writing of the designee's identity. This designee
			 may then vote and shall be counted in determining whether a quorum is present.
			 Any other board member who is unable to attend a board meeting may send a
			 representative to present the absent member's views at the meeting. However,
			 such a representative may not vote, and shall not be counted in determining a
			 quorum.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Law Enforcement Standards Board › Chapter LES 9 - By-laws of the Wisconsin law enforcement standards board › Section LES 9.02 - Officers

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) The board shall elect a chairperson and a
			 vice-chairperson. These officers shall be elected for terms of 12 months, and
			 shall be eligible for re-election. The vice-chairperson shall act as
			 chairperson in the absence of the chairperson. Voting shall be by secret ballot
			 unless there is only one nomination for the office to be filled. To be elected,
			 a candidate must receive a majority of the votes cast.
(2) The act provides that the administrator
			 of the division of law enforcement services of the department of justice shall
			 be the non-voting secretary of the board.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Law Enforcement Standards Board › Chapter LES 9 - By-laws of the Wisconsin law enforcement standards board › Section LES 9.03 - Meetings

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) The board shall meet quarterly on the
			 first Tuesday of March, June, September and December of each year, and may meet
			 at other times on the call of the chairperson or a majority of its total voting
			 membership. The location of each meeting shall be determined by the chairperson
			 or a vote of the board.
(2) A
			 quorum shall be necessary to conduct the business of the board at board
			 meetings. A quorum shall be duly constituted when a majority of voting members
			 is present.
(3) The rules contained
			 in "Robert's Rules of Order Revised" shall generally govern the board in its
			 operations subject to such modifications as the chairperson and a majority of a
			 quorum may deem necessary, or advisable, to the effective disposal of the
			 board's business.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Law Enforcement Standards Board › Chapter LES 9 - By-laws of the Wisconsin law enforcement standards board › Section LES 9.04 - Executive committee

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) The executive committee shall consist of
			 the chairperson, the vice-chairperson, and 3 other members of the board to be
			 appointed by the chairperson. The secretary shall also be included, in a
			 nonvoting capacity.
(2) The
			 executive committee shall meet upon the call of the chairperson or the
			 secretary for the purpose of considering matters which require immediate
			 action. The executive committee shall be empowered to take necessary action on
			 behalf of the board in such situations provided that such action does not
			 effect any change in the overall policies or the rules and regulations of the
			 board.
(3) A quorum shall be
			 necessary to conduct business at executive committee meetings.
(4) A quorum shall be duly constituted when 3
			 voting members of the committee are present.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Law Enforcement Standards Board › Chapter LES 9 - By-laws of the Wisconsin law enforcement standards board › Section LES 9.05 - Staffing procedures

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) The act provides that the division of law
			 enforcement services shall supply the staffing needs of the board. To meet the
			 staffing responsibilities thus created by the act, there has been established
			 in the division of law enforcement services, a training and standards bureau.
			 In connection with this responsibility, the administrator of the division of
			 law enforcement services, who, by the provisions of the act, is secretary of
			 the board, shall:
(a) Attend all meetings of
			 the board and executive committee. If circumstances beyond his or her control
			 prevent this, the administrator shall designate an employe of the bureau to
			 attend on his or her behalf.
(b)
			 Arrange for the recording and permanent maintenance of the minutes of all board
			 meetings and all executive committee meetings.
(c) Provide a copy of the minutes of each
			 board meeting and each executive committee meeting to each member of the
			 board.
(d) Provide a copy of the
			 agenda for each regular meeting to each board member at least one week prior to
			 the date of each regular board meeting.
(e) Make periodic reports to the board on the
			 activities of the bureau in connection with programs based upon the board's
			 established standards and recommendations.
(f) Arrange for such other staffing
			 procedures as may be required for the effective functioning of the
			 board.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Law Enforcement Standards Board › Chapter LES 9 - By-laws of the Wisconsin law enforcement standards board › Section LES 9.06 - Rules

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) The board shall, by majority vote of the
			 total voting membership of the board, establish or modify the rules setting
			 forth the standards and requirements deemed necessary to the establishment of
			 its program and the achievement of its program responsibilities.
(2) These rules shall then be published in
			 the Wisconsin Administrative Code under the procedures set out in ch. 227,
			 Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Lower Wisconsin State Riverway Board › Chapter RB 1 - Lower Wisconsin State Riverway Mission Goals, Objectives And Definitions › Section RB 1.01 - Mission

Current through June 24, 2024
The mission of the lower Wisconsin state riverway board is to protect and preserve the scenic beauty and natural values of the lower Wisconsin state riverway through administration of a permit program to control land use and development. However, in concert with the program to control land use and development, due consideration shall be given to the rights of landowners and the freedom to exercise the rights associated with land ownership. The challenge facing the lower Wisconsin state riverway board is to maintain the fragile and delicate balance between protection and preservation of the scenic beauty and natural values of the lower Wisconsin state riverway and protection and preservation of the rights of landowners and residents within the boundary of the lower Wisconsin state riverway.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Lower Wisconsin State Riverway Board › Chapter RB 1 - Lower Wisconsin State Riverway Mission Goals, Objectives And Definitions › Section RB 1.02 - Goals and objectives

Current through June 24, 2024
In addition to and consistent with the duties and powers delegated by the board in subch. IV of ch. 30, Stats., and to effectively fulfill its mission:
(1) The board shall:
(a)
Rules
.
1. Administer the state laws and administrative rules pertaining to the riverway; and
2. Coordinate its enforcement activities with the department, state and local law enforcement officials.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Lower Wisconsin State Riverway Board › Chapter RB 1 - Lower Wisconsin State Riverway Mission Goals, Objectives And Definitions › Section RB 1.03 - Definitions

Current through June 24, 2024
In this chapter and ch. RB 2:
(1) "Board" means the lower Wisconsin state
			 riverway board, established under s. 15.345(8), Stats.
(2) "Department" means the department of
			 tourism.
(3) "Leaf-on conditions"
			 mean the time when leaves are on the deciduous trees.
(4) "Municipality" is as defined in s. 30.01(4), Stats.
(5) "Performance
			 standard" means any of the requirements described in subch. IV of ch. 30,
			 Stats., which are necessary for obtaining a permit under that
			 subchapter.
(6) "Portable camping
			 structure" means a collapsible camper or recreational vehicle.
(7) "River" has the meaning established in s.
			 30.40(14), Stats., but includes only that area below the ordinary high water
			 mark of the main channel or channels, and does not include the bays, bayous and
			 sloughs of the river bottoms.
(8)
			 "Riverway" has the meaning established in s. 30.40(15), Stats.
(9) "Structure" has the meaning established
			 in s. 30.40(18), Stats.
(10)
			 "Timber" has the meaning established in s. 30.40(18m), Stats.
(11) "Top of bluff" means the visually most
			 prominent portion of the bluff when viewed from the river, being either the
			 highest geographic point or that point where there is a significant change in
			 slope.
(12) "Visually
			 inconspicuous" has the meaning in s. 30.40(21), Stats.
(13) "Woody vegetation" has the meaning
			 established in s. 30.40(23m), Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Lower Wisconsin State Riverway Board › Chapter RB 2 - Lower Wisconsin State Riverway Permit Exclusions, Exemptions And Procedures › Section RB 2.01 - Purpose

Current through June 24, 2024
The purpose of this chapter is to establish exclusions for structures identified in this chapter from the permit requirements of s. 30.44(1) (a), Stats., as well as exclusions from the timber and woody vegetation provisions of subch. IV of ch. 30, Stats., as authorized by s. 30.43(3), Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Lower Wisconsin State Riverway Board › Chapter RB 2 - Lower Wisconsin State Riverway Permit Exclusions, Exemptions And Procedures › Section RB 2.02 - Applicability

Current through June 24, 2024
This chapter is applicable to any person constructing, modifying, repairing or placing a structure in the riverway or cutting or harvesting timber or woody vegetation to restore or maintain prairies in other native plant communities, enhance wildlife habitat or maintain confirmed archeological sites.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Lower Wisconsin State Riverway Board › Chapter RB 2 - Lower Wisconsin State Riverway Permit Exclusions, Exemptions And Procedures › Section RB 2.03 - Structure permit exclusions

Current through June 24, 2024
In addition to statutory exemptions and exclusions from the
				permit requirement of subch. IV of ch. 30, Stats., a person may construct,
				modify, repair or place the following structures in the riverway without the
				necessity for a permit from the board under s. 30.44(1), Stats., or a county
				permit when the area is subject to shoreland zoning, under s. 30.44(9),
				Stats., if the structure meets the following standards:
Note:
1995 Wis. Act 211 repealed s. 30.44(9),
				Stats.
(1) PORTABLE CAMPING STRUCTURES
			 DESIGNED AND USED FOR RECREATIONAL CAMPING.
(a)
Structure visible from the
			 river.
1. The portable camping
			 structure is designed and used for recreational camping and is visible from the
			 river; and
2. The portable camping
			 structure does not exceed 1600 cubic feet in size; and
3. The portable camping structure remains on
			 the parcel of contiguous land for a period of use not to exceed 30 consecutive
			 days unless it has been removed for a period of not less than 30 consecutive
			 days prior to returning to that parcel of land for another period of use not to
			 exceed 30 consecutive days.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Lower Wisconsin State Riverway Board › Chapter RB 2 - Lower Wisconsin State Riverway Permit Exclusions, Exemptions And Procedures › Section RB 2.04 - Mobile homes

Current through June 24, 2024
Mobile homes used only for recreational purposes in the riverway are not subject to permit requirement of s. 30.44(1) (b), Stats., and may not be considered a placement or replacement of a mobile home if:
(1) MOBILE HOME VISIBLE FROM THE RIVER.
(a) The mobile home used for recreation is visible from the river;
(b) The mobile home does not exceed 1600 cubic feet in size; and
(c) The mobile home remains on the contiguous parcel of land for a period of use not to exceed 30 consecutive days unless it has been removed from the parcel for a period of not less than 30 consecutive days prior to returning to the parcel of land for another period of use which may not exceed 30 consecutive days.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Lower Wisconsin State Riverway Board › Chapter RB 2 - Lower Wisconsin State Riverway Permit Exclusions, Exemptions And Procedures › Section RB 2.05 - Routine maintenance

Current through June 24, 2024
Routine maintenance activities that do not constitute repair of a damaged structure for the purpose of obtaining a permit under s. 30.44(1) (b) 4, Stats., include:
(1) Replacement of roofing shingles or reroofing projects which do not result in the structure being larger in size or more visible from the river during leaf-on conditions;
(2) Replacement of roofing shingles or reroofing projects if the exterior color or roofing material will harmonize with the surroundings during leaf-on conditions;
(3) Painting of exterior of structure or mobile home or replacement of or adding siding if:
(a) The activity does not result in the structure being larger in size; or
(b) More visible from the river during leaf-on conditions; or
(c) If the exterior colors will harmonize with the surroundings during leaf-on conditions;
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Lower Wisconsin State Riverway Board › Chapter RB 2 - Lower Wisconsin State Riverway Permit Exclusions, Exemptions And Procedures › Section RB 2.06 - Prairies and native plant communities; wildlife habitat; archeological sites

Current through June 24, 2024
In addition to timber and woody vegetation exemptions or exclusions provided in subch. IV of ch. 30, Stats., a person may cut or harvest timber or woody vegetation in the riverway if the cutting or harvesting is for the purpose of restoring or maintaining a prairie or other native plant community, enhancing wildlife habitat or to maintain confirmed archeological sites upon approval of a management plan by the department and issuance of a permit by the board under the following procedures:
(1) APPLICATIONS. Applications for management plans shall be made on forms prepared and provided by the department and shall include:
(a) Name and address. The applicant's name and address;
(b) Management objectives. Clearly stated management objectives of the application;
(c) Schedule. An implementation schedule;
(d) Erosion control measures. Applicable erosion control measures for the project;
(e) Endangered or threatened species. Impacts on known populations of endangered or threatened species;
(f) Wildlife. Impacts on wildlife other than endangered or threatened species;
(g) Aesthetics. Impacts on natural aesthetics;
(h) Additional information. Such additional information as may be requested by the department or board.
Note: Applications may be obtained from the Department of Natural Resources' offices at Rt. 1, Box 10, Dodgeville, 53533; 5350 Hwy. 133E, Boscobel, 53805; Hwy. C, Spring Green, 53588; and, the Muscoda board office at 202 N. Wisconsin Avenue, Muscoda, 53573.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Lower Wisconsin State Riverway Board › Chapter RB 2 - Lower Wisconsin State Riverway Permit Exclusions, Exemptions And Procedures › Section RB 2.07 - Mining and quarrying

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) PROHIBITION. No person other than those engaged in mining or quarrying in the riverway on or prior to October 31, 1989, may engage in that activity in the riverway.
(2) ACTIVE OPERATIONS.
(a) Authorized operations. Persons engaged in mining or quarrying in the riverway on or prior to October 31, 1989, may continue the activity on the parcel of land upon which the activity is located if the activity is visually inconspicuous and if an affidavit on a form supplied by the board is filed with the board before January 1, 1994. The affidavit shall state the operation was active on October 31, 1989, and shall inform the person filing the affidavit the penalty for false swearing under s. 946.32, Stats.
(b) Area of authorization. The boundaries of the parcel of land mining and quarrying may be conducted on shall be those established in the description of the land in the lease, easement, deed or land contract executed prior to October 31, 1989 which establishes in the person engaged in the activity the interest in or authority to use the parcel. If the instrument described more than one parcel of land, the boundaries and authorized parcel shall be limited to land contiguous to the mining or quarrying activity. A copy of the lease, easement, deed or land contract executed prior to October 31, 1989, shall be filed with the board together with the affidavit required under par. (a).
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Marriage and Family Therapy, Professional Counseling, and Social Work Examining Board › Chapter MPSW 1 - Authority And Practice › Section MPSW 1.01 - Authority

Current through June 24, 2024
This chapter is adopted pursuant to ss.
				15.08(5)
				(b),
				15.405(7c)
				(d) and
				227.11(2),
				Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Marriage and Family Therapy, Professional Counseling, and Social Work Examining Board › Chapter MPSW 1 - Authority And Practice › Section MPSW 1.02 - Definitions

Current through June 24, 2024
In chs.
				MPSW
				1 to
				6 and
				10 to
				20:
(1) "AODA" means alcohol or other drug
			 abuse.
(1g) "Board" means the
			 marriage and family therapy, professional counseling, and social work examining
			 board.
(1q) "Credential" means a
			 certificate or a license granted by the board.
(2) "Department" means the department of
			 safety and professional services.
(2d) "DSM" means the diagnostic and
			 statistical manual of mental disorders and refers to the most recent
			 edition.
(2h) "ICRC" means the
			 international certification reciprocity consortium.
(2m) "Psychotherapy" means the diagnosis and
			 treatment of mental, emotional, or behavioral disorders, conditions, or
			 addictions through the application of methods derived from established
			 psychological or systemic principles for the purpose of assisting people in
			 modifying their behaviors, cognitions, emotions, and other personal
			 characteristics, which may include the purpose of understanding unconscious
			 processes or intrapersonal, interpersonal, or psychosocial dynamics.
(3) "Section" means either the marriage and
			 family therapist section, the professional counselor section, or the social
			 worker section of the marriage and family therapy, professional counseling and
			 social work examining board.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Marriage and Family Therapy, Professional Counseling, and Social Work Examining Board › Chapter MPSW 1 - Authority And Practice › Section MPSW 1.035 - Rule-making

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Except as provided in sub. (2), each
			 section shall be responsible for proposing and drafting rules applying to its
			 profession, and for holding public hearings on those rules. The board may
			 approve and adopt rules proposed by any section of the board.
(2) The board shall be responsible for
			 promulgating rules applying to matters that the board determines are of joint
			 interest among the sections.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Marriage and Family Therapy, Professional Counseling, and Social Work Examining Board › Chapter MPSW 1 - Authority And Practice › Section MPSW 1.04 - Application procedures for all sections of the board

Current through June 24, 2024
An application for certification is incomplete until all
				materials requested are received by the board office, in English or accompanied
				by a certified English translation.
The board's mailing address is Marriage and Family Therapy,
				  Professional Counseling, and Social Work Examining Board, Department of Safety
				  and Professional Services, P.O. Box 8935, Madison, Wisconsin
				  53708-8935.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Marriage and Family Therapy, Professional Counseling, and Social Work Examining Board › Chapter MPSW 1 - Authority And Practice › Section MPSW 1.05 - Examination provisions for all sections

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) The board or its
			 designee shall administer the examinations required of applicants for
			 certification as a social worker, advanced practice social worker, or
			 independent social worker, or for licensure as a clinical social worker,
			 marriage and family therapist or professional counselor at least once a
			 year.
(6) The passing grade on each
			 examination is determined by the board to represent competence sufficient to
			 protect the public health, safety and welfare. The board may adopt the
			 recommended passing score of the examination provider for the examination
			 testing entry level competency.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Marriage and Family Therapy, Professional Counseling, and Social Work Examining Board › Chapter MPSW 1 - Authority And Practice › Section MPSW 1.08 - Credential renewal and reinstatement procedures

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) RENEWAL BY
			 EXPIRATION DATE. A credential holder shall renew the credential by the
			 expiration date by paying the renewal fee determined by the department under s.
			 440.03(9)
			 (a), Stats. and attesting to completion of
			 the continuing education required under s.
			 MPSW
			 19.02.
(2)
			 RENEWAL WITHIN 5 YEARS. If the credential is renewed after the expiration date
			 and within 5 years of the expiration date, a credential holder shall renew the
			 credential by paying the renewal fee determined by the department under s.
			 440.03(9)
			 (a), Stats., attesting to completion of the
			 continuing education required under s.
			 MPSW
			 19.02, and paying a late renewal fee.
(3) RENEWAL AFTER 5 YEARS OF RENEWAL DATE.
			 This subsection does not apply to credential holders who have unmet
			 disciplinary requirements or whose credentials have been surrendered or
			 revoked. A credential holder who has failed to renew a credential within 5
			 years after the renewal date holds an expired credential and may not reapply
			 for the credential using the initial application process. A credential may be
			 renewed after 5 years of the renewal date by complying with all of the
			 following:
(a) Payment of the renewal fee
			 determined by the department under s.
			 440.03(9)
			 (a) and the late renewal fee.
(b) Evidence of one of the following:
1. An active credential in good standing in
			 another state.
2. Completion of 60
			 hours of approved continuing education, including 8 hours of professional
			 ethics and boundaries, within the preceding 2 years.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Marriage and Family Therapy, Professional Counseling, and Social Work Examining Board › Chapter MPSW 1 - Authority And Practice › Section MPSW 1.09 - Substance abuse disorder specialty

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) USE OF
			 TITLE AND SCOPE OF PRACTICE.
(a) A person
			 certified by the board may use the title "alcohol and drug counselor" or
			 "chemical dependency counselor" only if the person is credentialed as a
			 substance abuse counselor under s. 440.88, Stats., or satisfies the educational
			 and supervised training requirements established in this section.
(b) A person who is certified by the board
			 may treat substance use disorder as a specialty if the person is credentialed
			 under s. 440.88, Stats., or satisfies the educational and supervised training
			 requirements established in this section.
(c) A person certified by the board may do
			 all of the following:
1. Prepare a client for
			 substance use disorder treatment by referral.
2. Continue to work with the non-substance
			 use disorder issues of a person who has been referred for substance use
			 disorder treatment.
3. Continue to
			 treat a client who is in recovery following treatment for substance use
			 disorder.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Marriage and Family Therapy, Professional Counseling, and Social Work Examining Board › Chapter MPSW 1 - Authority And Practice › Section MPSW 1.10 - Professional liability insurance

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Except as
			 provided in sub. (2), a person licensed as a clinical social worker, marriage
			 and family therapist, or professional counselor may not practice clinical
			 social work, marriage and family therapy, or professional counseling unless he
			 or she has in effect professional liability insurance in the amount of at least
			 $1,000,000 for each occurrence and $3,000,000 for all occurrences in one
			 year.
(2) Subsection (1) does not
			 apply to a person practicing clinical social work, marriage and family therapy,
			 or professional counseling as an employee of a federal, state, or local
			 governmental agency, if the practice is part of the duties for which he or she
			 is employed and is solely within the confines of or under the jurisdiction of
			 the agency by which he or she is employed.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Marriage and Family Therapy, Professional Counseling, and Social Work Examining Board › Chapter MPSW 1 - Authority And Practice › Section MPSW 1.11 - Psychometric testing

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) AUTHORITY. This rule is adopted pursuant
			 to ss.
			 15.08(5)
			 (b),
			 227.11(2)
			 and
			 457.033,
			 Stats.
(2) DEFINITION. In this
			 section, the term "psychometric test" means a procedure for measuring
			 psychological, behavioral or interpersonal characteristics in which a sample of
			 an examinee's behavior is obtained and subsequently evaluated and scored using
			 a standardized process. A person credentialed by the board may not use a
			 testing instrument for diagnostic or assessment purposes unless he or she
			 satisfies the requirements in sub. (5). Psychometric testing does not include a
			 test instrument used solely to screen for problems, to assist in treatment
			 planning, to clarify treatment goals, to plan for interventions, to monitor
			 progress in treatment or an unstandardized questionnaire, unstructured behavior
			 sample or a test used to evaluate performance in education or training or
			 training prepared by a teacher or trainer.
(3) REQUIREMENTS FOR PERFORMING PSYCHOMETRIC
			 TESTING. The competent use of a psychometric test requires that the licensee or
			 person supervised by the licensee have the requisite knowledge, skills,
			 training and experience needed to do all of the following:
(a) Independently select and administer tests
			 appropriate to the practice setting and area of practice.
(b) Accurately administer, score, and
			 interpret the test.
(c) Understand
			 and communicate the strengths and limitations of the test appropriate to the
			 context in and purpose for which it is given.
(d) Use culturally appropriate and sensitive
			 instruments and norms.
(e) Analyze
			 the results within a broad context of information about the examinee's
			 life.
(f) Seek supervision or
			 consultation as needed from any licensee who are authorized to perform
			 psychometric testing under this subsection.