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1 PUBLIC SAFETY . Area: Sacramento Regional PUBLIC SAFETY Certificate: POST Basic Law Enforcement academy - Training Center Modular Format 5146 Arnold Avenue Department Certificates*: McClellan, CA 95652 Basic Law Enforcement academy - Module I. Dean: Steven Segura Basic Law Enforcement academy - Module II. Basic Law Enforcement academy - Module III. Phone: (916) 570-5000. Counseling: (916) 484-8572 *Additional department certificates are listed on pg. 452, Website: information available at: Other Offerings at SRPSTC: Law Enforcement In-Service POST and STC Certified Courses for Perishable Skills POST and STC Certified Instructors Courses STC Certified Core Courses Traffic Accident Investigations Series The Sacramento Regional PUBLIC SAFETY Training Center Contract Partnerships (SRPSTC), operated by American River College , is dedicated The Sacramento Regional PUBLIC SAFETY Training Center, to providing high quality training and educational programs Los Rios Community College District and select local and for PUBLIC SAFETY personnel.

2 The center offers entry-level and regional agencies have partnered to establish additional advanced in-service instruction in areas that meet the needs training options for the PUBLIC SAFETY Professional/Student. of individuals as well as PUBLIC and private agencies. Courses offered through our Contract partnership meet all All courses meet the academic standards of the Los Rios of the regulatory standards set by the Los Rios Community Community College District. These courses may be certified College District, American River College , POST, and/or by the California Commission on Peace Officers Standards STC.

3 California Statute or prerequisites may restrict student and Training (POST), California Standards and Training for registration into some courses. Corrections (STC), and the California State Fire Marshal's County of Sacramento Office. Most courses presented at the SRPSTC are offered in an intensive, concentrated, short-term format. For information on the Basic academy , contact the Sacramento Sheriff 's Training academy , 1000 River Walk Graduates from the basic core courses may be eligible for Way, Carmichael, CA 95608, call (916) 874-2677, or visit employment in county and city law enforcement agencies the webpage at: specializing in police , corrections and/or probation.

4 ProfessionalStandards/TrainingAndEducati onDivision/. Technical/Professional Development City of Sacramento (In-Service) courses For information and courses presented by City of Technical training and in-service courses are geared Sacramento police Department, call (916) 808-0880. primarily for law enforcement officers, correctional officers, or visit their training page at: probation officers or other individuals within the criminal justice system. Individuals taking these courses generally are seeking technical knowledge and skills for professional USDA Forest Service enhancement or they are mandated by POST, STC, or the For information on courses presented by USDA.

5 California State Fire Marshal's Office. Technical courses Forest Service, call (916) 454-0803. involving instructor certification may require a proficiency Regional Fire and Rescue Training Authority (JPA). skills test prior to registration. California Statute or prerequisites may restrict student registration into For information on courses presented by Regional Fire some courses. and Rescue Training Authority call (916) 475-1660. or visit their website at Program Costs and Registration Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District Additional information and course reservations are available For information on courses presented by the Sacramento by calling the center at (916) 570-5000 or visit our website Metropolitan Fire District, call (916) 859-4391 or visit the at Students are required to pay district's training webpage at for the cost of the materials consumed during the training course and established community College enrollment fees.

6 (continued on next page). American River College Catalog 2016-2017 444. (Contract Partnerships continued) Career Opportunities PUBLIC SAFETY . Sacramento City Fire Department With the POST Basic Law Enforcement academy - Modular Format certificate the student will be eligible for For information on courses presented by the employment as a Level I reserve peace officer or a full-time Sacramento Fire Department call (916) 566-6599. regular peace officer in California. or visit the Division of Training webpage at: Enrollment Eligibility Sacramento Regional Chaplain's Program To be eligible for enrollment in the program, the student must meet the following criteria: For information on courses presented by the Sacramento be a minimum of 18 years of age.

7 Regional Chaplain's Program, call (916) 857-1801 or visit be a high school graduate, pass the GED, pass the their website at: California High School Proficiency Examination, or have Additional information regarding training programs offered attained a two-year or four-year degree from an accredited by the Sacramento Regional PUBLIC SAFETY Training Center and College or university. possess a valid California Driver's License. any one of it's Contract partners, is available by contacting undergo a fingerprint and criminal history check. any staff member at (916) 570-5000 or any staff member of complete a medical suitability examination.

8 The agency's training division. Requirements for Certificate - 35 Units CERTIFICATES PSTC 1502 Basic Law Enforcement academy - Module III .. 6-7. PSTC 1503 Basic Law Enforcement academy - Module II .. 8-11. POST Basic Law Enforcement academy - PSTC 1504 Basic Law Enforcement academy - Module I .. Modular Format Certificate This certificate meets or exceeds the California Peace Officer DEPARTMENT CERTIFICATES. Standards and Training (POST) minimum standards for the Level I reserve or full-time regular peace officer training. Basic Law Enforcement academy - Module I. Upon completion of the program the student will be eligible This certificate meets or exceeds the California Commission to seek employment as a Level I reserve or full time peace on Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) minimum officer in California.

9 Standards for the Level I reserve officer and full-time regular Student Learning Outcomes peace officer. Topics include: Victimology, Crimes against Children, Juvenile Law and Procedure, Vehicle Operations, Upon completion of this program, the student will be able to: Crimes in Progress, Domestic Violence, Missing Persons, demonstrate the ability to safely drive and control a law Traffic Collision Investigation, Lifetime Fitness, Firearms/. enforcement vehicle while operating under emergency and Chemical Agents, Persons with Disabilities, Gang Awareness, pursuit conditions. Emergency management, Courtroom Testimony, and distinguish and apply reasonable force options in a given circumstance.

10 Emotional Survival for Law Enforcement. demonstrate the ability to deliver strikes with an impact Student Learning Outcomes weapon or facsimile, as directed. demonstrate proficiency in victimology and crisis intervention. Upon completion of this program, the student will be able to: demonstrate proficiency in contacting people with demonstrate proficiency in victimology and crisis intervention. simulated disabilities. perform the tasks of an officer conducting a preliminary demonstrate proficiency in responding to and investigating homicide investigation. a simulated suspicious person/circumstance.