Idaho Admin. Code r. 11.11.01.083 - PART-TIME JUVENILE DETENTION OFFICER CERTIFICATION

A part-time juvenile detention officer must be certified by the Council within one (1) year of the date he was first employed as a part-time juvenile detention officer.

01. Eligibility. An applicant shall:

a. Meet the definition of part-time juvenile detention officer as defined in these rules.

b. Meet the minimum standards for certification provided in these rules.

c. Must have been employed by the agency for a minimum six (6) consecutive months, which may include part-time juvenile detention officer training time, prior to certification.

02. Requirements for Certification. An applicant must:

a. Complete POST approved part-time juvenile detention officer training.

b. Complete POST approved part-time juvenile detention officer field-training of no less than forty (40) hours.

c. Comply with any additional provisions required by POST.

03. Retaining Certification. A certified part-time juvenile detention officer must work sixty (60) hours annually in a juvenile detention officer capacity to retain certification. Documentation of hours worked must be kept on file at the appointing agency. A part-time juvenile detention officer working less than sixty (60) hours annually must complete all requirements for certification set forth in this section to be recertified.

04. Limitations on Certification and Authority.

a. A part-time juvenile detention officer's certification is effective only during those periods when he is formally assigned by the employing agency to perform the duties of a certified part-time juvenile detention officer.

b. All certified part-time juvenile detention officers shall be directly supervised by a POST certified full-time juvenile detention officer, and each agency shall have a policy regarding supervision of part-time juvenile detention officers.

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Idaho Admin. Code r. 11.11.01.083

Effective March 31, 2022