Request for reissued certificate - Ohio Attorney General 2025

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The document outlines the procedures and requirements for canine certification evaluations conducted by the Ohio Peace Officer Training Commission (OPOTC). It includes application forms for canine certification, evaluator applications, and training program approvals. The document specifies details such as evaluation dates, handler and canine information, evaluation criteria, and necessary documentation for both initial certifications and recertifications. Additionally, it emphasizes compliance with Ohio Administrative Code standards.

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Can you get peace officer certified online?

After successfully completing specified courses, Peace Officer Certification along with other accreditations can be obtained online for police leaders and officers who complete the course.

What can you do with an Opota certification in Ohio?

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How to get an Ohio peace officer certificate?

To become a peace officer in Ohio, applicants must complete a Peace Officer Basic Training Academy that is approved by the Ohio Peace Officer Training Commission (OPOTC) or apply for a reciprocal Occupational certificate.

What is the difference between a peace officer and a police officer in Ohio?

- Scope: Peace officers work across various sectors, while police officers focus on urban law enforcement. - Training: Police officers typically undergo more specialized training for their roles. - Community Role: Peace officers lean into non-enforcement activities, while police officers emphasize direct enforcement.

What is the PO box for the Ohio Attorney General?

Payments should be mailed to: Ohio Attorney Generals Office, Collections Enforcement Section, P.O. Box 89471, Cleveland, OH 44101-6471.

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How much does Ohio peace officer training cost?

The cost of the Basic Peace Officer Training Academy is approximately $5575 for tuition and fees.

What is the Opota close to home program?

Close to Home provides Ohios 33,000 peace officers with convenient access to OPOTA-certified training regionally, making continuing professional training (CPT) state-mandated annual advanced training more readily available in-person and reducing agencies travel/lodging and overtime staffing costs.