Security Department

Security Training

In order to remain compliant with Peace Officers Standards and Training (POST) the Security Division trains throughout the Calendar year. Prior to becoming a sworn peace officer, all candidates must pass the 832 Penal Code (PC) training as mandated by the Peace Officers Standards and Training (POST) division. All applicants who complete the 832 PC training must also attend a POST certified Basic Specialized Investigators Core Course (BSI) which includes 450 hours of training in the following subjects:

Classification of Crimes	Narcotics
Cultural Diversity	Report Writing
Ethics	Search Warrants
Firearms	Self-Defense
Laws of Arrest	Use of Force

In accordance with California Penal Code 830.36 (A) PC, the Assembly Sergeant-at Arms requires each applicant to become a sworn Peace Officer upon successful graduation from the academy training program. Additionally, all personnel receive advanced training in VIP and Dignitary Protection. This special additional training consists of the following subjects:

Crowd and Perimeter Control	Tactical/Evasive/Defense Driving
Ethical Consideration for Dignitaries	The Psychology of Fear
Work Place Violence	VIP Protocol
Explosive Ordinance Training and Counter Measures	Principles of Protection

The Assembly Sergeant-at-Arms Department prides itself on providing the most efficient and effective law enforcement services possible.

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