Dawson Community College, Glendive, Montana
 

Reserve Officer Training 2010

Reserve Officer Training is a 5-credit college course intended to instruct students in the 88 hours of training for reserve police officers as required by the Montana Code Annotated.

Dawson Community College, Glendive, Montana Presents:

Reserve Officer Training 2010

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Instructors:  Holly Dershem-Bruce, Law Enforcement Program Director , Ron Kemp, Roosevelt County Undersheriff, Ed Williamson, Dawson Justice of the Peace, Richard Batterman, Fallon County Attorney, Trooper Larry Adorni, Montana Highway Patrol, Don LaPlante, M.S.E., L.C.P.C., Steve Bailey, Juvenile Probation, Dale Carlson, (Red Cross) , John Dershem-Bruce, DCC

When:  ROT begins with lecture sessions January 29-31 and February 19-21 followed by Firearms Training April 23-25 and finishes with instruction in First Aid and CPR on April 30 and May 1.

Where:  DCC Campus, Glendive, Montana

Cost: $300*

* There is an additional fee if completing 1st Aid & CPR ($10.00) and/or the Firearms portions of the training @ DCC ($250.00).

DCC Contact:  Holly Dershem-Bruce, 406-377-9432, hollydb@dawson.edu

   

SPECIFIC TOPICS WILL INCLUDE:


Introduction/Orientation (1 hr)

Instructor: Holly Dershem-Bruce, DCC

Police Ethics and Professionalism (1 hr)

Instructor: Holly Dershem-Bruce, DCC

Communications Reports/Records (2 hrs)

Instructor: Ron Kemp, Roosevelt County Undersheriff

Administration of Criminal Law (2 hrs)

Instructor: Ron Kemp, Roosevelt County Undersheriff

Interviews and Interrogations (2 hrs)

Instructor: Ed Williamson, Dawson Justice of the Peace            

Laws of Arrest (4 hrs)  

Instructor: Richard Batterman, Fallon County Attorney   

Crime Investigation (3 hrs)

Instructor: Ron Kemp, Roosevelt County Undersheriff

Crowd Control Tactics (4 hrs)

Instructor: Trooper Larry Adorni, Montana Highway Patrol

Defensive Tactics (4 hrs)

Instructor: Trooper Larry Adorni, Montana Highway Patrol

Police, Human, Community Relations (3 hrs)

Instructor: Holly Dershem-Bruce, DCC

Criminal Evidence (4 hrs)

Instructor: Richard Batterman, Fallon County Attorney

Crisis Intervention (5 hrs)

Instructor: Don LaPlante, M.S.E., L.C.P.C.

Juvenile Procedures (2 hrs)

Instructor: Steve Bailey, Juvenile Probation

Patrol Procedures (6 hrs)

Instructor: Ron Kemp, Roosevelt County Undersheriff

First Aid and CPR (10 hrs)

Instructor: Dale Carlson, (Red Cross)

Criminal Law (4 hrs)

Instructor: Richard Batterman, Fallon County Attorney

Firearms Training (30 hrs)

Instructor: John Dershem-Bruce, DCC

(Departments may conduct their own firearms training; Contact DCC for information on this option.)

Students must pass two Written Examinations (2 hrs) with a minimum of 70% and achieve a shooting proficiency of 80% during the firearms portion to successfully complete this course.  Optional review sessions are scheduled prior to each written exam. Students passing Reserve Officer Training will earn 5 college credits; students earning a letter grade of “C” or better and shooting a minimum score of 80% will also receive a “Certificate of Completion” from DCC.

 

The Reserve Officer Training curriculum was developed from the performance objectives of the Montana Law Enforcement Academy’s (MLEA) Police Basic Training Course.  Agencies in DCC’s 17-county service area were asked to review relevant performance objectives from the Basic course, and identify the types of training a reserve officer should receive.  Those results were then compiled into a comprehensive training curriculum for reserve officers that is intended to meet and/or exceed the 88 hours of training required by Montana law. Review of the curriculum is continual and topics and material are updated every year as necessary.  Rest assured that your reserve officers will receive quality training at a reasonable cost.  In addition, officers receive college credit, which can be applied towards a college degree. 

   

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