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Virginia Administrative Code (Last Updated: January 10, 2017) |
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Title 6. Criminal Justice and Corrections |
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Agency 20. Department of Criminal Justice Services |
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Chapter 180. Crime Prevention Specialists |
Section 50. Recertification
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A. Recertification is required every three years.
B. Applicants for recertification shall be recommended by the agency administrator or his designee. Application shall be made on the Crime Prevention Specialist Recertification Application-Form B.
C. Applicants for recertification must complete 40 hours of additional crime prevention training after initial designation as a crime prevention specialist. This additional training must address at least two of the following topics:
1. Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design
2. Community-Policing
3. Crime Analysis
4. School Safety and Security
5. Security Lighting
6. Computer Security
7. Managing Volunteers
8. Grant and Proposal Writing
9. Legislation, Ordinance and Regulation Development
10. Prevention of Youth Violence
11. Prevention of Family Violence
12. Drug Abuse Prevention
13. Public Speaking
14. Media Relations
15. Homeland Security/Terrorism Prevention
16. White Collar Crime
17. Identity Theft
18. Victim Witness Services
19. Crime Prevention for Seniors
20. Code Enforcement/Nuisance Abatement
21. Other topics approved by the department
D. Individuals whose certification expires shall comply with the requirements set forth in 6VAC20-180-40 and meet any certification requirements in effect at that time.
E. The department may grant an extension of the recertification time limit and requirements under the following conditions:
1. Illness or injury
2. Military service
3. Special duty required and performed in the public interest
4. Leave without pay or suspension pending investigation or adjudication of a crime
5. Any other reason documented by the agency administrator
F. Requests for extensions of the time limit must be requested prior to certification expiration.
Historical Notes
Derived from VR240-04-4 § 5, eff. December 14, 1994; amended, Volume 21, Issue 14, eff. April 20, 2005.