Refresher Training
Open to Bylaw and Peace Officers.
Approx. time. 20 hours (2 ½ days - 8 hour days and a half day).
Dates: January 13, 14 & 15, 2025
Cost: $600
This training is being provided by Darlene Roblin and hosted by Athabasca County Protective Services

We would like to offer an opportunity to Bylaw and Peace Officers with training that can help develop and sharpen their skills and knowledge regarding all aspects of the job. Whether it's a refresher on topics seldom faced at your agency, new to an agency where you do not have experience with a certain subject or you want to brush up on everything current. We understand how valuable this kind of training is.


The topics covered just to name a few:

• Provincial tickets, affidavits of service, Pt 2/3 issuances, RO tickets

• Arrest, detention, release, authorities surrounding arrest and detentions, 494/495 authorities, form 7/21 warrants and releasing procedures

• Court documents and procedures

• Provincial statutes, interpretation, vehicle inspections, forceable entry of vehicles, 24 hr. suspensions, OHV's, reverse onus offenses, stopping for PO, arrest w/o warrants, seizures, etc

• GLCA/GLCR, authorities, searches, smoking and vaping involving minors, arrests of intoxicated persons

• TPA/PTA, Trespassing

• Search and seizure authorities

• Traffic enforcement

• Bylaw structure & Enforcement, drafting/structure basics, definitions, offenses, penalties, inspections, search and seizure, tags vs tickets, repeat offenders, bylaw enforcement basics, progressive enforcement, public education, soft enforcement, costs to the municipalities, etc

• The MGA

• Knowing your appointment

• PSPOP review

If you are interested in this opportunity, please contact Sgt. Jason Ollie - cpo1@athabascacounty.com.

Spots are limited. Registration closes January 7, 2025.