Montana § 7-32-232 Role Of Auxiliary Officers -- When Auxiliary Officers May Carry Less Than Lethal Weapons

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§ 7-32-232 — Role Of Auxiliary Officers -- When Auxiliary Officers May Carry Less Than Lethal Weapons

Montana § 7-32-232

Title 7LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Ch. 32LAW ENFORCEMENT

Part 2Reserve and Auxiliary Officers

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Mont. Code Ann. § 7-32-232 (2026).

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7-32-232 . Role of auxiliary officers -- when auxiliary officers may carry less than lethal weapons.

(1)Auxiliary officers:

(a)are subordinate to full-time law enforcement officers; and

(b)may not serve unless supervised by a full-time law enforcement officer.

(2)(a) An auxiliary officer may carry a weapon while on an official search and rescue mission with prior approval from the sheriff.

(b)An auxiliary officer may carry a less than lethal weapon after completing related training prescribed by the auxiliary officer's authorizing law enforcement agency.

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7-32-232 . Role of auxiliary officers -- when auxiliary officers may carry less than lethal weapons. (1) Auxiliary officers:
(a) are subordinate to full-time law enforcement officers; and
(b) may not serve unless supervised by a full-time law enforcement officer.
(2) (a) An auxiliary officer may carry a weapon while on an official search and rescue mission with prior approval from the sheriff.
(b) An auxiliary officer may carry a less than lethal weapon after completing related training prescribed by the auxiliary officer's authorizing law enforcement agency.