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The FAO will be hosting an assessor refresher class at the FDLE Orlando Regional Operations Center.
The class will be held Wednesday April 9th 1:30PM-4:30PM.
Seating is limited!! If you are interested in attending, please register on the website http://www.flaccreditation.orgTammy Farnham will be teaching the class and can be reached at 850-544-8954 if you have any questions, or call the FAO at 850/410-7200
Topic: Assessor Refresher
Good afternoon!
The FAO will be hosting an assessor refresher class at the FDLE Orlando Regional Operations Center.
The class will be held Wednesday April 9th 1:30PM-4:30PM.
Seating is limited!! If you are interested in attending please register on the website http://www.flaccreditation.orgI can be reached at 850-544-8954 if you have any questions
Tammy Farnham
Senior Program Manager
Florida Accreditation OfficeTopic: Upcoming Training
Good morning!
There are still seats available for the training classes next week!
Training will be held at the Palmetto Police Department.Managing the Accreditation Process will be held Monday March 31- Tuesday April 1st. The cost to attend is $125
New Assessor Orientation will be held Wednesday April 2 – Thursday April 3. This is FREE to attend. You will need to complete an assessor application in order to register for this course. (attached below)If you have any questions please contact me at 850-544-8954 or email TammyFarnham@fdle.state.fl.us
Thanks!
Tammy Farnham
Senior Program Manager
Florida Accreditation OfficeDoes anyone have a system by which their 911 or dispatch system can triage a mental health call to an on-phone crisis counselor rather than dispatching law enforcement? If so, may I see your policy?
Thank you,
Lt. Justin Woodall
Leon County Sheriff’s OfficePlease advise how your agency is informing members of the community and the public of a sexual predator’s presence (e.g., agency public website, agency social media page, reverse 911, Ever Bridge). Include any/all methods of notification. This is just for community and public notification, not child care facilities, schools, etc.
Thank you!
Heather Blount
St. Lucie County Sheriff’s Office
blounth@stluciesheriff.govHello,
Does your agency have alternative funding sources for police services besides tax revenue or general funds? For example, does your city/county include fees in building permits for law enforcement services? We’re looking for information on any practices used in other jurisdictions, and this may be unique to police departments.
If you would like to respond directly, I have listed my email and phone numbers below.
Thank you in advance,
Captain Isaac Boykin #123
Patrol Operations Bureau
Tallahassee Police Department
234 E 7th Avenue, Tallahassee, FL 32303
Mobile – 850.694.9643
Office – 850.891.4797
Isaac.Boykin@talgov.comTopic: Technical Audit Request
In need of two assessors for a Y2 technical audit (CFA). Also, who like a review of Y1 due to AM leaving with short notice and new AM taking over. Looking to have this done during April if possible. Please email brau@westmelbourne.gov if you are able to assist. Thank you in advance.
Brittney Rau
Lieutenant, Support Services
West Melbourne Police Department
2290 Minton Road
West Melbourne, Fl 32904
321-723-9673 ext. 1730Topic: K9 Policy
Good morning,
Looking for full service K9 policies please.
Thank you
James.Vachon@lcso.orgGood afternoon:
I am looking for inmate supervision training (by civilian or other division). Please send any training documents, PowerPoint, or policy that you may have.
Thank you.
Karen Vining
klvining@mcsofl.orgCell: (772) 486-0909
Topic: Excessive Inmate Property
Good afternoon,
Could you please forward me your agency’s policy regarding inmate property, specifically how you determine what is excessive and how you handle it, and perhaps if someone is out of custody? We have several inmates’ belongings here that were transferred to a state mental health treatment facility as release-to-returns and they would not accept their property, so it is taking up space in our property room.
Thank you for any help you could offer!
Sergeant Michael O’Brien
Accreditation Manager | Corrections and Judicial Services Bureau
Richard R. Del Toro, Jr., Sheriff of St. Lucie County
900 N. Rock Road | Fort Pierce, FL 34945
Office: (772) 462-3410 | Mobile: (772) 359-0198
OBrienM@StLucieSheriff.com | http://www.StLucieSheriff.comIn reply to: Internship Programs
Hello Heather:) Below is what our volunteer policy states. So sorry we couldn’t be of more help!
Student Intern Program
1. This program consists of student interns assigned to specific roles within the agency, who are actively enrolled in an institution of higher learning and are seeking or considering a degree in a criminal justice field. {CFA 2.09, 13.01}
a. The program is designed to expose student interns to different jobs by temporarily assigning them to non-sworn duties within various departments of the agency. The student intern shall be the primary beneficiary of the arrangement which is determined by the Seven Point Primary Beneficiary Test as defined by the U.S. Department of Labor.
(1). The authority and latitude granted to the student intern is stated in the job description of the position he/she is completing the internship for (e.g. Forensic Technician), and controlled by his/her immediate supervisor.
(2). Student interns shall perform their duties under the direct supervision of a full time member.
b. Student intern positions are non-paid and not entitled to benefits.
c. As approved by the Sheriff or designee, a student intern’s schedule shall be determined based on the respective school’s program requirements, and the needs of the respective unit. A student intern’s schedule shall not exceed 40 hours per week.2. Student interns may participate in the agency’s ride along program but may not be assigned duties that would require them to take any type of law enforcement action. {CFA 2.09, 13.01}
God bless
Evamarie Hicks
Osceola County Sheriff’s OfficeGood afternoon,
Are there any jails that allow Catholic priests to bring in wine to have during Mass? Would like to know who does and also who does not allow it.Thank you,
Sergeant Devin Hamilton
Department of Corrections
Indian River County Sheriff’s Office
4055 41st Avenue
Vero Beach, FL 32960
(772) 978-6324In reply to: Receiving and storage of inmate medication
Topic: FMJS Inspectors needed
Good morning!
Brevard County Sheriff’s Office Jail Complex is looking for a team lead and 2 additional inspectors (already have 2 plus a medical inspector) for our June 24th inspection. Please reach out to me if you are interested.Thank You,
Cheryl Sink
Accreditation Coordinator-Corrections
Brevard County Sheriff’s Office
860 Camp Rd
Cocoa, FL 32927
cheryl.sink@bcso.us
Office: 321.264.7741 option 1
Cellphone: 321.960.3546Good afternoon everyone,
We are searching for policy and procedure language for calling in agency personnel for mandatory overtime or short staffing. If you guys could attach your agency’s policy that would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you for your time,
Akeem Johnson
West Palm Beach Police Department
Amjohnson@wpb.org
(561) 822-1709
