i recieved the following from Lynda Kearns: Enrollment for Reading Academy's August 20, 2012 commencement closes Friday, July 20, 2012 at 5 PM. Departments sponsoring part-time sponsored and sponsored applicants will be notified Monday, July 23, 2012 regarding the status of their application. Scheduled Academies: There are three police academies scheduled: [All dates are firm.] Letters/Invoices will be processed on the academy's closing date when seats are confirmed. For consideration as a fulltime police officer, all FT hires must include a copy of their appointment letter (actual hiring) from the appointing authority with their application packet. ·Reading August 20, 2012 - Closes July 20, 2012 ·Plymouth September 10, 2012 - Closes August 10, 2012 ·SPMA (New Braintree) September 24, 2012 - Closes August 24, 2012 Need further assistance? Please click the link below that will bring you to the MPTC's landing page for Fulltime Recruit Officer Course where you can find the Recruit Officer Course application; "Police Academy Start Dates" schedule; the "Police Academy Aide" to assist with the process to enroll in the academy and answers to "Commonly Asked Questions". http://www.mass.gov/eopss/law-enforce-and-cj/law-enforce/mptc/training-and-academies/recruit-officer-courses/full-time-recruit-officer-courses/
Fuck are you kidding me?? Reading wasn't listed last time I checked, that website blows. Sent from my DROID X2 using Tapatalk 2
I posted as soon as i recieved, thats why the title says hopefully. So hopefully it can help someone out with the other academies.
That's a size 12 to the dick. The feedback I get from that office is spotty at best, the website is never updated. I've been waiting for info on Reading. Grrrrrrr Sent from my DROID X2 using Tapatalk 2
Im just sayin..... Reading academy info: ACADEMY STAFF Rhoda Pires, Academy Director e-mail: Rhoda.pires@state.ma.us (781) 437-0341 Fax: (781) 942-0968 Larry Norman, Veteran Officer Program Coordinator e-mail: Lawrence.norman@state.ma.us (781) 437-0343 Fax: (781) 942-0968 Governor's Highway Safety Division Pam King, Highway Safety Division's Statewide Program Coordinator e-mail: Pamela.king@state.ma.us (781) 437-0342 Fax: (781) 942-0969 Western Mass.academy info: Ph: Main Number: (781) 437-0360 (781) 437-0361 John Claffey, Academy Director (781) 437-0363 Staff Instructor's Office (781) 437-0364 WMCOPA Reserve Program Fax (413) 755-6331 Boyleston academy info: ACADEMY STAFF Lisa Ann Reich, Academy Director (781) 437-0322 Recruit, In-Service, and Specialized Training E-mail: LisaAnn.Reich@state.ma.us Daytime Recruit Academy Staff Instructors : (781) 437-0353 Sgt. James M. West - Lead Staff Lt. Mark W. Dubois Sgt. Mark D. Jackson Sgt. Alfreda H. Cromwell Central Massachusetts Chiefs of Police Association Evening Reserve Basic and Reserve In-Service Staff : Lt. Paul C. Bozicas (781) 437-0355 E-mail: pbozicas@gmail.com Randolph academy info: Academy Staff: Carl Parsons, Academy Director Basic and Specialized Training p. (781) 437-0321 | f. (781) 963-0235 | Email: Carl.Parsons@MassMail.ma.us James F. Scott, III, Program Coordinator Homeland Security and Specialized Trainings p. (781) 437-0307 | f. (781) 963-0235 | Email: James.Scott@MassMail.ma.us Plymouth academy contact info: John DeGutis, Academy Director e-mail: John.degutis@state.ma.us Tel: 781-437-0331 Alison Taylor, Specialized Program Coordinator e-mail: alison.taylor@state.ma.us Tel: 781-437-0332 Joanne Heres, Veteran Officer Coordinator e-mail: joanne.heres@state.ma.us Tel: 781-437-0333 Eileen Goodick, Basic Reserve/Reserve Intermittent Coordinator e-mail: eileen.goodick@state.ma.us Tel: 781-437-0334
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I know, you're your just the messenger...I'm just busting your balls. Sent from my DROID X2 using Tapatalk 2
Randolph was posted on the site a little over a month ago. It's saying last updated June 6, so that's probably when it was added. Obviously not much notice with this class. They posted the 2013 start date before that.
I'll post them for him, even though it's still early... Mass Millions is 2-44-48-50-52 with a mega ball of 3.
You can't rely on the MPTCs site for anything, either recruit or specialized. Full classes are listed as open, open clases aren't listed, and f/t academy dates are allll jacked up. I thought they weren't running any more Randolph classes as enrollment is down and they're equally spacing out Reading, Boylston and Plymouth academies to start every year on approximately the same week. Maybe I misunderstood the discussion in the minutes. Boylston started last monday and it wasn't full (had 44 (max is 50?), looks like one medical drop coming).
Update from MPTC website: Plymouth's September 10, 2012 Police Academy CLOSED After today's [July 26, 2012] Physical Ability Test the Academy reached its capacity with full-time police officers upon graduation. Police departments will be notified Monday, July 30, 2012 the status of their application. All non-municipal, Environmental or UMASS police departments, part-time/sponsored and sponsored applicants will need to reapply for the next available academy. The next academy scheduled is the State Police Municipal Academy [SPMA], New Braintree, MA September 24, 2012. The deadline to enroll is August 24, 2012.
Also from the website - looks like orientation for SPMA will be either 8/23 or 8/30 with the 1.5 mile running assessment on the same day.
Good looking out This is from the website: "SPMA 24Sept12 Orientation Dates There are two mandatory [by invitation only] orientations scheduled: August 23, 2012 and August 30, 2012 at the State Police Academy in New Braintree. Registration for the SPMA closes Friday, August 24, 2012. Anyone scheduled to take the P.A.T. August 23rd should take the test. All agency representatives and confirmed candidates will be notified which orientation they are required to attend. Orientation will begin at 9:00 a.m. and end at approximately 12:00 p.m. Each candidate shall be accompanied by an agency representative or administrator. Orientation will include such topics as: the student manual, academy expectations, overnight accommodations, the 70% physical fitness standard, required equipment, meals, questions and answers, as well as a Physical Fitness Assessment. The assessment will consist of a 1.5 mile run. This is not a test. The results of this assessment are used to assess the fitness level of the incoming candidates. Candidates should report in business attire and bring with them a change of clothing suitable for the fitness assessment. Locker rooms and showers will be available. All agencies seeking information on the Academy are requested to contact Captain Steven M. McCarthy, Academy Commandant or Sergeant Stephen C. Mullaney, Director of Training; either can be reached at (508) 867-1000. Applications and registrations are processed by Ms. Lynda Kearns of the MPTC. Ms. Kearns may be reached by E-mail: Lynda.Kearns@state.ma.us or by calling (781) 437-0306."
Well it looks like the SPMA has filled with municipal hires leaving no vacancies for self sponsors. I believe that was the last academy for this year. There's always the SSPI reserve academy
Unfortunately Bruce, I live in a non-civil service town. I've put in 7 years as a part time officer, and spent my own money on the medical and PAT, not to mention the added costs of time off, gas to travel to Hudson, etc. Sure it sucks, and I understand the guys who have full time jobs take priority. But I'll keep trying to get in, or hopefully get picked up full time at a non-CS department and then sent. Just remember that some municipal officers who work part time are also forced to self-sponsor if they want a full time job within their own department.
Hopefully helpfull? Nope. Perhaps a dictionary would be more HELPFUL at this point. Attention to detail, William...GIG!
