The Municipal Police Training Committee (MPTC) governs the standards that police recruits must meet in order to become police officers and ensures training practices align with Massachusetts regulations. (AA PH Ex. 1; Fay Testimony). 7. The MPTC Student Officer Guide to the Police academy (Guide) includes Massachusetts regulations concerning the training of police officers.

Every person who receives an appointment to a position on a full-time basis in which he will exercise police powers in the police department of any city or town, shall, prior to exercising police powers, be assigned to and satisfactorily complete a prescribed course of study approved by the municipal police training committee.

The Municipal Police Training Committee sets the standards for basic police training for candidates hired by individual police departments throughout the Commonwealth. The Citys collective bargaining agreement does not currently contain any physical requirement testing for active officers. In an additional response provided on January 2, 2024, the City states that it does not maintain any further records responsive to [Mr. Hermans] request.

Rather than rely on the PAT administered by HRD, the Department required police officer candidates to meet more stringent, upfront fitness requirements imposed by the Municipal Police Training Committee (MPTC or Committee) in 2019. He was unable to pass these more stringent fitness requirements and he was not selected for hire. (Testimony of Appellant, Testimony of Mills) 4 8.

Cardarelli to the Municipal Police Training Committee (MPTC)s Police Academy in Boylston and to refer Mr. Cardarellis allegations to officials at the MBTA for their review. 5. On November 29, 2013, Mr. Cardarelli graduated from the MPTC Police Academy and began performing full police powers as a Medford police officer. 6.

As part of that orientation, candidates were told that, if they received a conditional offer of employment, they would need to meet certain conditions, including completing the Boston Police Academy, which falls under the fall under the Massachusetts Municipal Police Training Committee (MMPTC). 7.

Under G.L. c. 90C, 2, public university police chiefs are required to certify to the Massachusetts Registrar of Motor Vehicles annually, in part, that: (b)(1)(A) 51 per cent of such police officers have completed either the basic fulltime recruit academy operated or certified by the municipal police training committee or the campus police academy operated by the Massachusetts state police, or 16 (B) 51 per cent of the police officers have completed

In that file, you will see a list of individuals who, according to the Municipal Police Training Committees records, were employed by your agency in the past and are currently employed by a different law enforcement agency in the Commonwealth. In the rest of this note, I will refer to the individuals on those lists as Transferred Officers.

Under G.L. c. 90C, 2, public university police chiefs are required to certify to the Massachusetts Registrar of Motor Vehicles annually, in part, that: (b)(1)(A) 51 per cent of such police officers have completed either the basic fulltime recruit academy operated or certified by the municipal police training committee or the campus police academy operated by the Massachusetts state police, or (B) 51 per cent of the police officers have completed a