Voluntary/Witness Form

Letter of No Contact

Catered Event Law Enforcement Notification

MT POST STANDARD APPLICATION

RIDE ALONG REQUEST FORM

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:

1. Must reside in the State of Montana continuously for a period of one-year prior of appointment, and Beaverhead County continuously for a period of six months prior to the date of appointment;

2. Must be a citizen of the United States;

3. Must be at least 18 years of age;

4. Must be fingerprinted, and a search made of local, state, and national fingerprint records to disclose any criminal record;

5. May not have been convicted of a crime for which the person could have been imprisoned in a federal penitentiary or state prison;

6. Must be of good moral character as determined by a thorough background investigation;

7. Must be a graduate of an accredited high school or the equivalent;

8. Must be examined by a licensed physician within 30 days Immediately preceding the date of appointment and pronounced in good physical condition; and

10. Must possess a valid Montana driver's license.

SELECTION PROCESS:

1. Candidates will submit a Montana Post Application to the Reserve Force Coordinators.

2. The Candidate selected from the applications will be invited to take a physical fitness test. (MPAT) Candidates must provide a written documentation from a licensed physician that they are in good physical condition before testing.

3. Candidates selected after interviews will then be required to pass a background check.

4. Candidates meeting the afore listed criteria will then be selected as Reserve Officer Candidates.

BASIC TRAINING PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS:

• Candidates may be appointed Reserve Deputies/Officers upon completion of 30 hours of firearms training (including use of force training), and 14 hours from any other topic from the reserve officer basic program curriculum. The reserve officer then must complete the remaining 44 hours of the mandatory basic training program curriculum, as outlined below, within two years of appointment. MLEA accredited courses are accepted if the minimum time and topic requirements are met.

• The Reserve Officer Basic Training curriculum will be offered on a two-year rotational basis, or as deemed necessary by the Reserve Force Coordinators.

If you feel you are a victim of domestic or sexual violence and would like to speak to a community-based advocate, please call the National Domestic Violence Hotlineat 1-800-799-7233, theNational Sexual As at 1-800-656-4673, or the local Women’s Resource Centerlocated in Dillon, MT at 406-683-6106.

If you would like to report a crime to Law Enforcement- please call 911 in an emergency, or the Dillon Police Department at (406) 683-3701.

In the State of Montana, victims in criminal cases have rights. Not all rights apply to every case, and can vary depending on the situation. Local Law Enforcement and the County Attorney’s Office work together to ensure victims are receiving their rights in a criminal case from the time of the incident to the disposition of a case- and beyond when applicable.

You can learn more about the specific laws regarding victim services below.

Montana Code Annotated Title 46 Chapter 24, Services to Victim, Witness

If you would like basic information about Orders of Protection, Crime Victim Compensation, and local resources in Beaverhead County you can view this flyer provided by the Beaverhead County Attorney’s Office.

Sheriff Beaverhead County

Disaster and Emergency Services

BeaverheadCounty.org

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