Illinois Administrative Code

Section 1610.60 Order of Parole If the members of the Board in conference determine that the parole should be allowed, they will enter an order for parole, setting the date of release to parole, allowing good time credits to apply. The order of a panel shall be the order of the B…

Section 1610.70 Denial of Parole a) If the members of the Board in conference determine that parole will be denied in felony cases, the Board will continue the matter to a future date, that date being no assurance that parole will be given at that time. Lengths of continuances sh…

Section 1610.80 Conditions of Release Persons released under any form of supervision, mandatory release, mandatory supervised release, statutory parole or parole, are subject to rules of conduct prescribed by the Board and any special conditions deemed appropriate by the Board in…

Section 1610.90 Rescission of Parole Order a) Rescission means withdrawal of an unimplemented grant of parole. b) When the Board becomes aware of information which might justify rescission of a parole, it shall not rescind the parole unless it first gives the person whose parole …

Section 1700.10 Preamble The purpose of these Rules is to establish the procedures for the provision of financial assistance to qualifying local governmental units for law enforcement training as authorized and approved by the Board pursuant to the Act. These Rules are intended t…

Section 1700.100 Accounting Reports Upon written request by the Board, recipient local governmental agencies shall provide an accounting to the Board within 60 days, containing all expenditures incurred for programs funded under these Rules. In order to test compliance with the r…

Section 1700.105 Law Enforcement Camera Grant Act (Repealed) (Source: Repealed at 46 Ill. Reg. 11484, effective June 23, 2022)

Section 1700.110 Severability Clause If any provision of these Rules or the application thereof is invalid, such invalidity shall not affect other provisions or application, and to this end the provisions of these Rules are declared to be severable.

Section 1700.20 Eligibility To be eligible for financial assistance, an applicant must be a local governmental agency as defined in Section 2 of the Police Training Act. (Ill. Rev. Stat. 1981, ch. 85, par. 502)

Section 1700.30 Use of Funds Financial assistance shall be provided from available funds to qualified applicants for approved training program costs, which may include, but not be limited to, tuition at training schools, the salaries of trainees while at training schools, and the…

Section 1700.40 Applications a) A local governmental agency wishing to receive financial assistance shall submit a complete application to the Police Training Board office on forms prescribed or provided by the Board. Applications should be mailed to the Illinois Police Training …

Section 1700.50 Board Review a) The Board may request additional information from the applicant if the Board determines other information is necessary to adequately complete its review of the application. Additional information will be requested only when the application, on its …

Section 1700.60 Certification Every applicant for financial assistance shall certify that the contents submitted as part of the application are complete and a true and accurate representation of the program involved, and the expenditures incurred or to be incurred.

Section 1700.70 Approval by the Board a) The Board shall notify the applicant within thirty days after it decides to grant an applicant financial assistance. Applicants who receive approval for basic training funds will receive a copy of the state voucher authorizing payment. App…

Section 1700.80 Denial by the Board If the Board denies an application for financial assistance, it shall within thirty days provide the applicant with a letter of denial setting forth the reasons for its decision.

Section 1700.90 State Disbursements (Repealed) (Source: Repealed at 8 Ill. Reg. 4169, effective March 20, 1984)

Section 1705.100 Purpose The purpose of this program is to provide financial assistance from the Law Enforcement Camera Grant Fund to eligible public law enforcement agencies for the purchase of in-car video cameras for use in law enforcement vehicles, the purchase of officer-wor…

Section 1705.110 Definitions “Act” means the Law Enforcement Camera Grant Act [50 ILCS 707]. “Active law enforcement officer” means any law enforcement officer who is listed on the roster of a law enforcement agency and is not on inactive status pursuant to the provisions of Sect…

Section 1705.120 Eligibility a) GATA Compliance. In additional to the specific criteria identified below, all applicant agencies must be registered in the Grantee Portal and be “qualified” as described by the Grant Accountability and Transparency Act Administrative Rules (see 44 …

Section 1705.130 Application a) Grant applications for financial reimbursement under this program must be submitted in accordance with schedules to be publicly announced annually by the Board in accordance with the Grant Accountability and Transparency Act. Necessary application …

Section 1705.140 Awards a) The Board shall make awards in accordance with the evaluation and selection criteria of this Section as reflected on the Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) as published in the Catalog of State Financial Assistance. b) When making awards and disbursing…

Section 1705.150 Distribution of Funds a) After accepting an award, applicant agencies must submit the following documentation prior to receiving any distribution of funds: 1) Documentation indicating the date the purchase was initiated; 2) The number of cameras purchased and rec…

Section 1705.160 Program Compliance After receiving an award, an agency must remain compliant with all reporting requirements of the Law Enforcement Camera Grant Act and the Law Enforcement Officer Body-Worn Camera Act.

Section 1705.170 Cancellation Agencies are expected to utilize the cameras funded under this program for at least 3 years. Any agency that removes a camera from service prior to the third year of the camera’s purchase shall submit a report to the Board identifying the make, model…

Section 1705.180 Model Rules for In-Car Cameras Any agency receiving grants from the Board for in-car video cameras must adopt a written policy based upon the following model. a) Installation: Cameras must be permanently installed in law enforcement agency vehicles. b) Recording:…

Section 1705.190 Model Rules for Body-worn Cameras Any agency receiving grants from the Board for officer-worn body cameras must adopt a written policy based upon the following model: a) Written Policy: Any agency receiving a grant for officer-worn body cameras must adopt a writt…

Section 1705.199 Agency Contact For information on the Law Enforcement Camera Grant Program, contact: Illinois Law Enforcement Training & Standards Board Attention: Grant Administration 4500 S. Sixth Street Road Springfield, IL 62703 Phone: 217-782-4540 Email: ptb.grants@illinois…

Section 1710.10 Definitions "Board" means the Illinois Local Governmental Law Enforcement Officers Training Board created by the Illinois Police Training Act (Ill. Rev. Stat. 1981, ch. 85, pars. 501 et seq.). "Law enforcement officer" or "officer" means any person who has been em…

Section 1710.20 "Law Enforcement Related Courses" a) The 30 semester hours of law enforcement related courses must have been earned in a law enforcement related program. Programs which are related to law enforcement include, but are not limited to, the following: 1) Law Enforceme…

Section 1710.30 Administrative Procedures a) Officer's Responsibilities 1) Each officer who believes he possesses the minimum credits required to qualify for the incentive pay shall complete the application form prescribed by the Board, identifying the pertinent educational insti…

Section 1730.10 Definitions "Act" means the Peace Officer Firearm Training Act [50 ILCS 710]. "Board" means the Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board created by the Illinois Police Training Act [50 ILCS 705]. "Firearms" means any weapon or device defined as a fire…

Section 1730.20 Officer's Responsibilities a) Basic Firearms Certification 1) Each officer shall successfully complete a Board certified course of training in the use of a suitable type firearm as a condition precedent to the possession and use of that type of firearm in connecti…

Section 1730.30 Course Requirements a) Basic Firearms Certification programs must be approved by the Illinois Law Enforcement Officers Training and Standards Board and may be given in logical segments. b) Basic Firearms Certification programs must include: 1) Instruction in the d…

Section 1730.40 Responsibilities of the County or Municipality All units of government who employ or utilize peace officers shall cooperate with the Board by furnishing relevant information which the Board may require.

Section 1730.50 Responsibilities of the Board a) The Board shall develop and publish a detailed curriculum of the required course of training. b) Advisory Councils 1) The Board shall arrange for training courses to be conducted at least twice each year within the geographical bou…

Section 1730.APPENDIX A Annual Firearm Qualification Course-of-Fire a) Target Scoring Area: 8½ x 14 inch overlay / center mass of target. The defined firearm types are: Semi-auto /or/ Revolver handgun; minimum capacity 5 rounds b) For Duty Handgun Qualification, all stages of fir…

Section 1790.100 Applicability This Part shall apply to all administrative hearings concerning discretionary decertification, denials of reactivation, and emergency orders of suspension conducted under the jurisdiction of the Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board …

Section 1790.120 Definitions "Administrative Law Judge" or "ALJ" means an attorney licensed to practice law in the State of Illinois who has been retained by the Board for a term no greater than 4 years to conduct any hearings governed by this Part who has received Board training…

Section 1790.130 Burden and Standard of Proof The complainant shall have the burden of proof. The standard of proof for any hearing conducted shall be by clear and convincing evidence.

Section 1790.140 Filing and Service a) All pleadings, motions, briefs, and documents shall be electronically filed with the Board in accordance with Supreme Court Rules 9 and 10, including complaints filed by the Panel, requests for hearings on refused reactivation filed by an of…

Section 1790.150 Form of Documents Filed a) Documents shall clearly state a title for the proceedings in connection with which they are filed. Documents shall be filed electronically in letter-quality print on letter-sized paper and shall be signed by the party or by the party's …

Section 1790.170 Prehearing Conference a) After an ALJ is assigned to the matter under Section 1790.450, a prehearing conference shall be scheduled within 60 to 90 days of the assignment. b) Upon the request of any party, the prehearing conference shall be conducted as a matter o…

Section 1790.200 Notice of Prehearing Conference a) All Prehearing Conferences shall be initiated by the issuance of a written Notice of Prehearing Conference, which shall be served upon all known parties as provided in Section 1790.140. Hearings relating to discretionary decerti…

Section 1790.210 Appearance a) A party may be represented by an attorney who is licensed in Illinois or by an attorney otherwise permitted by law to practice in the State. Attorneys who appear in a representative capacity must file a written notice of appearance setting forth: 1)…

Section 1790.250 Failure to Appear Absent a compelling reason, failure to appear at the time and place set for hearing shall be deemed a waiver of the right to present evidence unless otherwise reflected by order of the ALJ. After presentation by the nondefaulting party of proof …

Section 1790.260 Amendment and Withdrawal of Complaints and Requests a) The complaint may be amended at any time, except in the course of the hearing without leave or approval of the ALJ. If an amended complaint is filed during the course of the hearing, it shall also be presente…

Section 1790.300 Answer a) Any party receiving a complaint and Notice of Hearing shall file a written answer to the complaint no later than 30 days after receiving the complaint and Notice of Hearing. The respondent shall specifically admit, deny or explain each of the facts alle…

Section 1790.310 Motions a) All motions made before or during a hearing shall be made to the ALJ and, unless made orally on the record during a hearing or unless the ALJ directs otherwise, a motion shall be in writing and shall be accompanied by any affidavits or other evidence r…

Section 1790.320 Joinder of Complaints If two or more instances of conduct that would be deemed a violation of the Illinois Police Training Act for decertification are known to the Board at the time of the filing of a complaint with the Panel, then all known instances of conduct …

Section 1790.330 Postponement or Continuance of Hearing A hearing may be postponed or continued for due cause by the ALJ upon his or her own motion or upon the motion of a party to the hearing. A motion by a party shall set forth facts demonstrating that the request for continuan…