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Applicant Requirements
- Applicants accepted by the Wyoming Law Enforcement Academy are required to
abide by all rules and regulations pertaining to classroom and dormitory conduct
as specified in the Wyoming Law Enforcement Academy's RULES AND REGULATIONS.
Application Procedures - Walk-in
registration will not be accepted.
Application for enrollment in all Wyoming Law Enforcement Academy schools must
be submitted on the appropriate official application form(s) . Each course description specifies the required form for that course.
All applications must be received at the Academy by the published deadline.
NOTE: When submitting applications for the Peace Officer Basic Course,
please keep the following considerations in mind:
1. All applications are processed on a first come - first served basis
(based on the date of receipt at the Academy) and are automatically
prioritized in the following order:
a. Peace Officers (assigned to street enforcement duties)
b. Detention Officers
c. Others (records clerks, dispatchers, animal control officers, etc.)
2. Applications which are rejected because of an overflow in a previous
Basic are automatically given top priority consideration for the next Basic
(no additional paperwork is required).
3. Any applications which should be considered apart from the above
priority guidelines because of special or exceptional circumstances must be
accompanied by a letter or memo from the agency administrator, addressed to
the Academy Director, explaining the reason(s) for the special consideration. Some examples of reasons for special
requests are:
a. Officers whose one year grace period for attendance in the Basic
Course is about to expire.
b. Officers who would receive additional pay upon completion of the Basic
Course.
c. Departments that have an established policy which does not permit
officers to work the streets until they have completed the Basic Course.
d. Illness or special scheduling considerations.
4. The Wyoming Law Enforcement Academy cannot admit, or consider any
applicant for admission, who has not been issued a temporary P.O.S.T.
certification number prior to application. This number must be noted at the
appropriate place on the application form.
Confirmations - The Academy
will send notices to the administrators of those officers who have been
confirmed to attend classes on the dates published in this training schedule.
These confirmation forms will include special instructions for the students. An
applicant is not accepted into the school by the Academy unless and until
officially confirmed in writing.
Restrictions - Due to the
nature of some of the training offered and the budgetary guidelines placed on
the Academy by the legislature, enrollment in a school may be limited and some
of the applications may not be confirmed. Special circumstances will be
considered on a case-by-case basis and requests must be relayed to the Academy
Director by the applicant's administrator on the department's letterhead.
Registration Fees - The
registration fee for each course is published with the course description. This
fee reflects room and board costs and, in the case of some schools, additional
fees to help cover the expenses of instructional or supply costs which are
beyond the limitations of the Academy's budget. Departments will be billed
on a monthly basis for all training services provided. This billing notice will
list and itemize all information relative to the date and title of courses,
officers attending, and costs. THE ACADEMY CANNOT CHARGE PARTIAL TUITION OR
REFUND UNUSED TUITION. ONCE A STUDENT HAS OFFICIALLY REGISTERED AT THE BEGINNING
OF A SCHOOL, THE SPONSORING AGENCY IS OBLIGATED TO PAY AND WILL BE BILLED FOR
THE FULL AMOUNT OF THE ADVERTISED COURSE TUITION, WHETHER OR NOT THE
STUDENT ACTUALLY ATTENDS THE ENTIRE COURSE.
COLLEGE
CREDITS
Eastern Wyoming College, in cooperation with
the Wyoming Law
Enforcement Academy , offers college credits for basic and a limited number of
advanced or specialized courses. Information will be given at the start of
each class regarding credit through Eastern Wyoming College.
These credits are applicable to associate and baccalaureate degrees. They
may be transferred to other institutions upon written request to Eastern
Wyoming College.
Please contact the
receptionist at the Academy, 358-3617, if you have any
questions. (Top)
MODULAR
TRAINING
The Academy recognizes the need for agencies to provide their personnel
with opportunities for remedial, refresher, or pre-service training.
Therefore, upon written application, a member of a law enforcement or related
agency, or qualified civilians may attend specific sections or classes within
the basic training courses. Please refer to
the course descriptions for a detailed listing of classes.
These applications will be handled on a case by case basis. Acceptance or
rejection will be made on the basis of: (1) the stated need for the training;
(2) a consideration of the nature of the requested training in relation to the
need; and (3) the Academy's ability to meet the demands of additional students
within the requested time frame.
Applications on behalf of law enforcement officers and law enforcement
civilian personnel must be submitted on the Wyoming Law Enforcement Academy
Modular Training Application (MT-1) and must be signed by an authorized
administrator.
Applications submitted by civilians not connected with law enforcement or a
governmental agency must also include a letter of recommendation from
an administrator of a legitimate agency stating the anticipated use and
benefit of the requested training to the agency, and the agency's commitment
to sponsor (accept all responsibility for and cover the cost of) the applicant
for training.
All inquiries and applications must be directed to the Academy
Registrar. Applications will be accepted no later than six
(6) weeks prior to the requested training. (Top)
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