A bill for an act relating to law enforcement training requirements for experienced reserve peace officers.
Subcommittee recommends passage.
Summary
The bill lets reserve peace officers who have at least four years of continuous service, 4,000 documented hours, and no disciplinary record attend an abbreviated training academy to become fully certified. Law‑enforcement agencies must verify the officer’s service and conduct, and the state academy council will create the curriculum and rules. It is intended to recognize prior experience and speed up the path to full peace‑officer status.
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