Wash. Admin. Code § 139-05-241 - Sponsored reserve officer requirements for basic law enforcement academy training
(1) A law
enforcement agency may sponsor a reserve officer, as defined by WAC
139-05-810,
as an applicant for the basic law enforcement academy.
(2) The commission has sole discretion to
admit or deny admittance to the basic law enforcement academy. Priority for
admittance to the basic law enforcement academy shall be given to applicants
currently employed as fully commissioned officers.
(3) Reserve officer applicants who are
admitted to the basic law enforcement academy are responsible for the full cost
of attendance including payment for room and board if needed. Full payment for
attendance at the basic law enforcement academy must be paid in advance and is
nonrefundable.
(4) Reserve officer
applicants must provide proof of agency labor and industries coverage or
adequate medical insurance coverage as a condition of admission to the basic
law enforcement academy. Such applicants must maintain said medical insurance
throughout the duration of the academy and must immediately notify the
commission in the event that medical insurance terminates, changes, or coverage
and liability under the policy is substantially changed. The commission has
sole discretion to determine what constitutes adequate medical insurance
coverage for attendance at the basic law enforcement academy.
(5) Reserve officer applicants must satisfy
all other requirements for admittance to and continued participation in the
basic law enforcement academy to include those requirements set forth in WAC
139-05-220,
139-05-230,
and
139-05-240.
(6) Reserve officers are not eligible for
peace officer or tribal police officer certification.
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