Office of Training and Professional Development

Basic Peace Officer Institute

MICHAEL BEABER
Administrator

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Adult Parole Programs

Michelle Cummings
Parole Agent III (A)
(209) 744-5061

Adult Parole Programs is responsible for:

  • Training newly hired parole agent cadets during the ten-week Adult Parole Agent Academy
  • Training rangemasters, safety/tactical instructors, baton instructors for the Division of Adult Parole Operations
  • Providing annual mandatory training requirements for the parole agent classification
  • Complying with policy, law changes, and negotiated requirements
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Adult Programs

Robert M. Caldron, Captain
Commander
(209) 744-5018

History of R. A. McGee

Adult Programs is responsible for:

  • Training correctional officer cadets during the sixteen-week Basic Correctional Officer Academy
  • Coordinating the Department's Range and Tactical unit
  • Instructor certification in expandable baton, rangemaster, and armory courses
  • Sergeants and lieutenants academies
  • Scheduling, tracking, and documenting of training at the Richard A. McGee Correctional Training Center (CTC)
  • Scheduling and facilitating the PC 832 training
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Juvenile Parole Programs

Teri Kraemer
Parole Agent II
(209) 744-5161

Juvenile Parole Programs is responsible for:

  • Training newly hired Division of Juvenile Justice (DJJ) parole agent cadets during a three-week DJJ Parole Agent Academy
  • All annual mandatory training requirements for the DJJ parole agent classifications and the DJJ Parole non-peace officer staff
  • Complying with policy, law, changes, and negotiated instruction
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Juvenile Programs

Valarie Mayol
Lieutenant, Galt
(209) 744-5000 ext. 4609

Juvenile Programs consists of Basic Correctional Juvenile Academy (BCJA) and Division of Juvenile Justice Range and Tactical Unit (DJJRTU).

BCJA is responsible for:

  • Training newly hired officer cadets attending the BCJA. (The BCJA is certified through the San Joaquin Delta College - Criminal Justice Administration Program.)
  • The BPOI's Youth Programs: training specific to rehabilitation and treatment of youthful offenders in the care of the DJJ

The DJJRTU is responsible for the inventory, assignment, maintenance, and the weapons functions tests for DJJ firearms. The DJJRTU is also responsible for specialized training of staff within the DJJ Facilities and Juvenile Parole Operations.

Training includes:

  • PC 832 Initial Firearms Training
  • Quarterly firearms qualifications and training
  • 9mm Department transition program training
  • Coordination of armorer's schools
  • Rangemaster training
  • POST and other range/tactical training

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Plant Operations

Greg Stinson
Correctional Plant Manager II
(209) 744-5069

Plant Operations is responsible for:

  • Maintaining and repairing of the equipment, vehicle fleet, physical infrastructure, and grounds at the Richard A. McGee Correctional Training Center (Maintaining/repairing of physical infrastructure includes: all sewage, water, plumbing, electrical, heating, ventilating, and cooling systems.)
  • Hazardous material management and employee safety compliance
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