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[Alias]

The nation has made it a significant enough of an issue that Police are required to go to some form of criminal justice academy to become a "certified" Police Office. Until events unfold, the code enforcement officer or a building code inspector will not have to attain the same level of training in order to perform inspections or do code enforcement work for counties or municipalities.I am surprised that more of this doesn't occur. I bet the majority of us have had very little formal training -

If you are a fire investigator, you would have more ability to receive this training as you are considered a canidate for "police" powers.

PC 832, Powers of Arrest, was a required class when I went through Butte College. I am glad I had the class. It has helped when I have had to Code Enforcement.

Sue

 

[Keystone]

Come to think of it, who regulates code enforcement officials on a statewide level besides Florida, Texas, New York, Maine, California...

 

[ICE]

PC 832, Powers of Arrest, was a required class when I went through Butte College. I am glad I had the class. It has helped when I have had to Code Enforcement. Sue

I'm guessing it's the power stance.

 

[Builder Bob]

Come to think of it, who regulates code enforcement officials on a statewide level besides Florida, Texas, New York, Maine, California...

Sout Carolina requires a "registration" - basically to ensure you have enough CEU to maintain your certificates from ICC............

 

[Min&Max]

The guy is lucky it wasn't my home. He would have been introduced to my buddy Mr. Ruger.

 

[High Desert]

The guy is lucky it wasn't my home. He would have been introduced to my buddy Mr. Ruger.

I'll bet the last thing that went through his mind would be measured in calibers.

 

[Min&Max]

Numerous to choose from, but a .44 mag for that doughy nitwit.

 

[righter101]

Numerous to choose from, but a .44 mag for that doughy nitwit.

That guy was huge. Maybe 12 gauge slugs.