[Free] L.a.s.d. Annual Orientation
Policy and Procedure Review to maintain Jail Security Clearance – Free Course
What you’ll learn
- L.A.S.D. Policy Review: This section of instruction to understanding policy and inappropriate associations.
- Viewing this Class information is required to maintain Security Clearance access.
- Review Federal P.R.E.A. Law.
- Review of Policy of Equality.
Requirements
- Current Security Clearance Access.
- Abilty to view and hear the class materials.
Description
This class is a review of LASD Manual of Policy and Procedures relative to inappropriate associations with in-custody population, as well as those who have been recently released. Fraternizing and associating with individuals who are in-custody, or who have been recently released from custody, is a violation of department policy. These associations would cause suspension of security clearance access and initiate detailed investigation of involved individuals. As part of continuing education and online learning for LASD volunteers and service providers, this class is offered as a way of receiving basic credit for completing this policy review. All attendees must be visible at all times.
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Refrain from using any other devices which may distract from receiving information.
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Treat this learning experience the same as if you were sitting in a live in-person classroom.
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No driving during class instruction.
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No laying down or anything else which may encourage sleeping.
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The Sheriffs Departments primary concern is safety and security. In efforts to promote and encourage the exercise of this standard, Religious and Volunteer Services has developed the Annual Orientation for all Volunteers and Service Providers to attend. The information contained in this class serves as a reminder that you are expected to exercise good sound judgment and take action consistent with all jail policies and procedures.
