Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 07, July 26, 2024
Section 37-030 - Reserve PoliceA. Definition In addition to the definition required by law, a "reserve" officer is not paid by the agency for which the officer performs law enforcement duties.
B. Documentation and Reporting1. Each agency having a reserve law enforcement officer program shall keep on file, available for inspection, all documentation required for regularly salaried law enforcement officers and as set out in R.R.37-007.2. Each agency shall certify to the Academy, using a form as prescribed by the Council, that such documentation is on file in the agency.C. In-Service Requirement Each agency having a reserve law enforcement officer program shall keep on file, and make available for inspection, documentation that each reserve officer has completed the in-service requirement as required by law.
D. Transfers 1. A reserve officer who desires to transfer to regular law enforcement status shall complete all the requirements as set forth by law and under R.R.37-005 as appropriate for the class of certification which the reserve officer will occupy.2. A certified law enforcement officer who transfers to reserve status for a period of time not to exceed three years, shall be deemed to have no break in service as defined in R.R.37-006. Should the period of time exceed three years, the officer shall be deemed to have a break in service and shall complete all the requirements as set forth by law and under R.R.37-005, as appropriate for the class of certification which the reserve officer will occupy.E. Operational Procedures Any law enforcement agency wishing to establish a Reserve Officer program must meet minimum department sponsored certification criteria as required by the Academy Standards Section.
Added byState Register Volume 39, Issue No. 06, eff. 6/26/2015.