14174530, 11K-1.003 - Florida Administrative Rules, Law, Code, Register

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Notice: 14174530

Notice of Proposed Rule

Department:

DEPARTMENT OF LAW ENFORCEMENT

Division:

Florida Criminal Justice Executive Institute

Chapter:

SHERIFF SPECIAL QUALIFICATION SALARY

Overview

RULE:

11K-1.003

Policy

PURPOSE:

11K-1.003(1):  Changes the “New Sheriffs Seminar” to “Florida Sheriffs Institute,” to a more contemporary title, adds the word “designee” to provide FDLE’s designee authority to certify that the Florida Sheriffs Institute meets the 40-hour requirement, and documents the current practice for completion of the Florida Sheriffs Institute by newly elected sheriffs after an election is certified and to count toward the calendar year they are sworn in;
11K-1.003(4)(a) & (4)(a)5.:  Adds executive level courses offered through the Florida Sheriffs Association Center for Excellence and to be recognized as approved education/training courses that will apply for initial qualification or maintenance of initial qualification for salary supplement; 
11K-1.003(6) & (6)(b): Allows an FDLE designee to approve education/training programs and adds the Executive Director, FDLE, or their designee to approve recommendations for education/training programs for the Florida Criminal Justice Executive Institute.

SUMMARY:

Changes the “New Sheriffs Seminar” to “Florida Sheriffs Institute”; provides an FDLE designee the authority to certify that the Florida Sheriffs Institute meets the 40-hour requirement; documents the newly elected sheriffs completion of the Florida Sheriffs Institute; adds executive level courses that will apply toward salary supplement; and allows an FDLE designee to approve recommendations for education and training programs.

RULEMAKING AUTHORITY:

145.071, 943.03(4) FS.

LAW:

145.071 FS.

PRINT PUBLISH DATE:

2/12/2014 Vol. 40/29

COMMENTS:

From 2/12/2014 To 3/5/2014 (21 Days)
The public comment period for this notice has already expired.

REFERENCE MATERIALS:

No reference(s).

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