Maine Statutes
§ 25 §2804-M — Probation and parole officer basic training and certification
Maine·Title 25 INTERNAL SECURITY AND PUBLIC SAFETY·Part 8 MAINE CRIMINAL JUSTICE ACADEMY·Ch. 341 THE MAINE CRIMINAL JUSTICE ACADEMY
1.Training and certification required.
Beginning July 1, 2025, as a condition to the continued employment of a person hired as a probation and parole officer, that person shall successfully complete, within the first 12 months of employment, a basic training course approved by the board and meet the certification standards established by the board pursuant to section 2803‑A, subsection 5‑C. Thereafter, as a condition to continued employment as a probation and parole officer, the officer shall satisfactorily maintain the basic certification. The board, under extenuating and emergency circumstances in individual cases, may extend the 12-month period for not more than 180 days. The board, in individual cases, may waive basic training requirements when the facts indicate that an equivalent co
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Legislative History
PL 2023, c. 525, §5 (NEW).
Nearby Sections
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§ 25 §2804
Meetings§ 25 §2804-A
Director; appointment; powers and duties§ 25 §2804-B
Preservice law enforcement training§ 25 §2804-D
Basic corrections training§ 25 §2804-E
In-service law enforcement training§ 25 §2804-F
In-service corrections training§ 25 §2804-G
Qualifications§ 25 §2804-H
Continuing certification§ 25 §2804-I
Law enforcement training for harbor masters and municipal shellfish conservation wardens§ 25 §2804-K
Law enforcement training for judicial marshals§ 25 §2804-L
Law enforcement training for forest rangers§ 25 §2804-N
In-service probation and parole officer training