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The document is a credit card authorization form for the Oregon Department of Public Safety Standards and Training (DPSST). It outlines the process for submitting credit or debit card payments, requiring completion of specific sections and submission via fax, mail, or hand delivery. The form ensures that DPSST does not retain credit card information and mandates a new form for each transaction.

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Begin with SECTION A: CREDIT CARD HOLDER INFORMATION. Fill in your name as it appears on the card, followed by your billing address, including city, state, and zip code.
Next, provide your mailing (shipping) address if different from the billing address. Ensure you include the city, state, and zip code for accuracy.
Enter your email address twice to receive a transaction receipt. Include your phone number and fax number for any necessary follow-up.
In SECTION B: CREDIT CARD PAYMENT AUTHORIZATION, describe the payment purpose clearly. If applicable, include your name and DPSST number along with the payment amount.
Finally, move to SECTION C: CREDIT CARD NUMBER. Select your card type (VISA or MasterCard), enter your credit card number, expiration date, and CVC.
Review all entered information for accuracy before submitting via fax or mail as instructed.

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Will I be paid during the Academy and how long is the training? Yes, new officers are paid an entry level officer wage from the date of hire. Oregons Basic Police Academy is located in Salem, Oregon, and is 16-weeks in length (400 hours).

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DESCRIPTION: The Oregon DPSST Unarmed Security Certification is a 14-hour class taught in person over two 7-hour days. Certification is good for 2 years upon DPSST acceptance. Once course curriculum is completed, students are required to score at least 85% on a closed book, 50 question, multiple-choice test.

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This week, Governor Kotek and Oregon Department of Public Safety Standards and Training (DPSST) Director Phil Castle announced the end of the long-running police recruit training backlog.

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