Monthly Archives: February 2024

Applicants for Communications Specialist Classification must be employedfull-time in a communications position, have a high school diploma or equivalenton file at the POST Academy, and have two sets of fingerprints on fileat the Idaho Bureau of Criminal Identification. Communications SpecialistClassification is not statutorily mandated, but is voluntary. a. Non communications-related training shall count toward communicationsspecialist …

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House File 523 An Act RELATING TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF MINIMUMSTANDARDS FOR THE TRAINING OF TELECOMMUNICATORS. BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THESTATE OF IOWA: Section 1. Section 80B.11, Code 1995, isamended by adding the following new subsection: NEW SUBSECTION. 8A MinimumQualifications for instructors in telecommunicator trainingschools. Sec. 2. NEW SECTION. 80B.11CTELECOMMUNICATOR TRAINING …

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House Bill 1389/AP To amend Chapter 8 of Title 35 of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated,known as the “Georgia Peace Officer Standards and Training Act,”so as to change the time at which a candidate is required to complete thebasic training course; to provide for the effect of failure to completethe basic training course requirements; …

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State of Connecticut Regulation of Department of Public Safety EmergencyTelecommunicator Training & Certification Section 1. Sections 28-30-1 to 28-30-3 of the Regulations of ConnecticutState agencies are amended to read as follows: Sec. 28-30-1. Public safety Telecommunicator instructor certificationdefinitions Those definitions set forth in C.G.S. Sec. 28-25 and C.G.S. Sec. 28-30shall govern the provisions of these …

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PRIVACYLEGISLATION FOR THE STATE OF RHODE ISLAND CONFIDENTIALITY:NEW RHODE ISLAND LEGISLATION PROTECTS DATE BASE PRIVACY RIGHTS The 1996 session of the RhodeIsland General Assembly produced two (2) bills which became lawon August 5, 1996, and amend Section 39-21.1 of the General Laws. Both amendments establish andprotect the confidentiality of all 9-1-1 data base informationand the …

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13508 Crime Prevention ARTICLE 2. FIELD SERVICES AND STANDARDS FOR RECRUITMENT AND TRAINING 13510. Rules of minimum standards; adoption: amendment (c) For the purpose of raising the level of competence of local publicsafety dispatchers, the commission shall adopt, and may from time to timeamend, rules establishing minimum standards relating to the recruitmentand training of local …

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PRIVACYLEGISLATION FOR THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA COMMITTEESUBSTITUTE FOR SENATE BILL NO. 276 A Public body shall not be required to disclose: Any record compiled for investigatory purposes or the disclosure of which would interfere with investigative or enforcement activities, reveal the identity of a confidential source or undercover agent or endanger the life or safety …

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PRIVACYLEGILSATION FOR THE STATE OF MINNESOTA Subd. 3a. [Audio Recording of 911Call] The audio recording of a call placed to a 911 system forthe prupose of requesting service from a law enforcement, fire,or medical agency is private data on on individuals with respectto the inividual making the call, except that a writtentranscript of the audio …

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PRIVACYLEGISLATION FOR THE STATE OF MISSOURI “9-1-1 REPORTS-CONFIDENTIAL 610.150. “911”telephone reports confidential, exceptions. Any information acquired by a lawenforcement agency by way of a complaint or report of a crimemade by telephone contact using the emergency number,”911″, shall be inaccessible to the general public.Such information shall be available upon request by lawenforcement agencies or the …

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PRIVACYLEGISLATION FOR THE STATE OF MAINE Sec. 3. 25MRSA§2927, sub-§5-A is enacted to read: 5-A Committeerecommendations; budget. The joint standing committeeof the Legislature having jurisdiction over utilities and energymatters shall make recommendations to the joint standingcommittee of the Legislature having jurisdiction overappropriations and financial affairs regarding all expendituresfrom the E9-1-1 fund established in subsection 2-A. …

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