Hi people: doesnt anyoe know, if you go through one of the sheriffs academy's ( middlesex, essex, etc) do you get any certifications once the traing is done like special police or anything similar. just curious. thanks
I do not know about Essex, but I can say that when you graduate from Middlesex's 19 week academy you receive a certificate in NERPI.
NERPI... A.K.A. Part-Time Police Academy. Allows you to work as either a Reserve or Special Police Officer. Basically a bare bones Police Academy
What would be the main difference between a 19 week sheriff academy and a 19 week police academy reference to curriculum??
I work for Middlesex and you graduate as a deputy sheriff. You come out of the academy with all the arrestable rights as a police officer except ch.90.You also can do details in the 54 cities and town in middlesex County (which is the 4th largest county in the country.) Just a little fun fact for you all. BTW You can not use this academy anywhere else. You would have to go through another academy for police officer.
](*,) Oh great here it goes again... There are several locked topics on this board that deal with that.
I heard another PI academy is starting at Plymouth County this month. Has the MCJTC and Sheriffs made up or what?
Someone mentioned Essex, so I'll address that. Otherwise I'm leaving the "Power and Authority" stuff alone... The Essex academy certifies you, for our departments standards, as a corrections officer. No police certification comes with it. You must attend NERPI or something similar on your own time at a later date, if you so desire. Note: Not a representative of the department, and only answering from personal observations.
The M.C.J.T.C is going to be the M.P.T.C and I was told the certificate that you receive is not good if your trying to apply for a Boston Special in Boston. "There's a real kick in the butt".
Just reading through some old shit, not rehashing this thread, as this was around before i even joined the site, but man, I'm pretty sure I can think of 10 counties (at least) that are larger in both area and land mass. I'm pretty sure he just made that up. LMAO. :beer_yum:
Here is the top 25 in land mass. Middlesex must be the 4th biggest in BMI for the High Sheriff. Land Area (sq.mi.) Population 1 Unorganized Borough, Alaska 330,074.96 81,803 2 North Slope Borough, Alaska 88,817.12 7,385 3 Northwest Arctic Borough, Alaska 35,898.34 7,208 4 Matanuska-Susitna Borough, Alaska 24,681.54 59,322 5 Lake and Peninsula Borough, Alaska 23,781.96 1,823 6 San Bernardino County, California 20,052.50 1,709,434 7 Coconino County, Arizona 18,617.42 116,320 8 Nye County, Nevada 18,146.66 32,485 9 Elko County, Nevada 17,179.03 45,291 10 Kenai Peninsula Borough, Alaska 16,013.26 49,691 11 Mohave County, Arizona 13,311.64 155,032 12 Denali Borough, Alaska 12,749.65 1,893 13 Apache County, Arizona 11,204.88 69,423 14 Lincoln County, Nevada 10,633.61 4,165 15 Sweetwater County, Wyoming 10,425.30 37,613 16 Inyo County, California 10,203.10 17,945 17 Harney County, Oregon 10,134.33 7,609 18 Navajo County, Arizona 9,953.18 97,470 19 Malheur County, Oregon 9,887.09 31,615 20 Humboldt County, Nevada 9,647.91 16,106 21 Maricopa County, Arizona 9,203.14 3,072,149 22 Pima County, Arizona 9,186.27 843,746 23 Fremont County, Wyoming 9,182.27 35,804 24 White Pine County, Nevada 8,875.98 9,181 25 Idaho County, Idaho 8,484.88 15,511 Sent from my Droid Incredible using Tapatalk.
I never knew that about Jimmie's academy. I did hear that you guys get a block of instruction on "Proper manors at the Newtown Grill, Casa Blanca," and "How not to get stuck at the Mascuppic Lake boat ramp with a 2000K Safe Boat".
You can also self-appoint your nationwide authority and head down to Louisiana as a federal disaster command post.
I know that the WCSOGGRRT (Worcester County Sheriff Office Guy Glodis Rapid Response Team) just got mobilized. They didn't tell us why, but we were instructed to bring window sticker removal tools, and a rag soaked in WD-40.
