Wisconsin Administrative Code

KB 1.06 Fires. (1) No person may start, tend or maintain any fire on the ground or burn any refuse except in fire rings at campsites in the reserve. (2) No person may leave any fire unattended, or throw away any matches, cigarettes, cigars or pipe ashes or any embers without firs…

KB 1.07 Waters — river. (1) The board may prohibit swimming in areas adjacent to water access sites by posted notice. No person may swim in the area delineated by the posted notice. (2) No person may possess any glass beverage container or other glass product while on the river o…

KB 1.08 Firearms and hunting. (1) Except as provided in s. 29.327 (2), Stats., no person may construct, occupy or use any elevated or ground blind or other elevated device for hunting except that portable tree stands and blinds may be used provided they are removed from the prope…

KB 1.09 Camping. (1) Primitive camping is allowed on the reserve at designated campsites and at backpack campsites by permit. (2) Campsites are available on a first-come first-served basis unless an area is reserved with an event permit. (3) A camping party shall obtain a permit …

KB 1.10 Fees. (1) All users of the reserve are required to pay either annual, camping, day use or event fees except snowmobilers using that portion of the state snowmobile trail within the reserve, canoeists who are neither camping nor parking within the reserve, persons who fish…

LES 1.01 Statutory authority. The rules of the Wisconsin law enforcement standards board are established and adopted in compliance with s. 165.85, Stats. History: Cr. Register, September, 1970, No. 177, eff. 10-1-70.

LES 1.02 Objectives. The objectives of the law enforcement standards board are to assist law enforcement by establishing minimum standards of recruitment and recruit training, and by encouraging and supporting other programs designed to improve law enforcement, tribal law enforce…

LES 1.03 Definitions. As used in these rules: (1) XAccredited creditsY means those credits which have been awarded by a member of the Wisconsin technical college system or by its equivalent in another state or by a private or state college or university with current membership in…

LES 2.01 Minimum qualifications for recruitment. (1) Before an individual may commence employment on a probationary, temporary, part-time or full-time basis as a law enforcement, tribal law enforcement, jail or secure detention officer, that individual must have met recruit quali…

LES 2.02 Pre-employment drug testing. (1) TESTING REQUIREMENT. (a) The applicant shall submit to a drug test for the presence of the following controlled substances or classes of controlled substances or their metabolites: 1. Amphetamines 2. Cannabis or cannabinoids 3. Opiates 4.…

LES 3.01 Minimum standards for preparatory training. (1) Minimum standards for preparatory training for law enforcement and tribal law enforcement officers shall require that: (a) The minimum amount of preparatory training which must be successfully completed by a law enforcement…

LES 3.02 Advisory curriculum committee. (1) The board shall appoint a 13 person advisory curriculum committee consisting of 6 chiefs of police and 6 sheriffs to be appointed on a geographic basis of not more than one chief of police and one sheriff from any one of the 8 state adm…

LES 3.03 Instructional goals. The board shall approve student performance objectives to reach the following instructional goals for preparatory law enforcement and tribal law enforcement training: (1) Demonstrate professional orientation. (2) Demonstrate defensive tactics. (3) De…

LES 3.04 Instructional goals. (1) The board shall approve student performance objectives to reach the following instructional goals: (a) Instructional goals for preparatory jail officer training: 1. Receive introduction to corrections. 2. Maintain security. 3. Admit inmates to cu…

LES 3.05 Waiver of training requirements for recertification. (1) After receiving the recommendations of the director of the bureau, the board will determine waivers of training. (2) Newly employed law enforcement or tribal law enforcement officers who were either grandfathered i…

LES 3.06 Additional orientation. Recommended additional recruit officer orientation by the employing agency should consist of each of the following subjects for a total of at least 120 hours: (1) Departmental policies, rules and regulations and local ordinances. (2) Firearms (fam…

LES 3.07 Law enforcement pursuit standards and related training. (1) MODEL STANDARDS FOR INITIATING, CONTINUING AND TERMINATING POLICE PURSUIT. The following model advisory standards may be used by any law enforcement agency to determine whether to initiate, continue or terminate…

LES 4.01 Certifications. The following certifications shall be made by the board on the basis of information to be acquired on forms designed by the bureau and approved by the board. Where necessary or deemed advisable, additional information may be acquired through personal inqu…

LES 4.02 New instructor. (1) NEW INSTRUCTOR CERTICertification issued in this category on or after September 9, 1999, shall be approved for qualified persons who instruct a preparatory course or an instructor course or who employ training guides approved by the board. To qualify …

LES 4.03 Specific skills instructor. (1) PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTOR AUTHORIZATION. A person holding a valid license issued by the state of Wisconsin or, if approved by the board, a comparable license issued by another state, may instruct in subjects in the general professional area …

LES 4.04 Authority of board to modify requirements for certification. The board shall have authority to hear the request of any agency or instructor on a case-by-case basis and to waive or to modify instructor certification requirements. History: Cr. Register, June, 1990, No. 414…

LES 4.05 Need for certified primary instructor. There may be more than one instructor in a course however only one instructor need be certified. Other instructors assisting the certified instructor shall be determined by the law enforcement coordinator or law enforcement administ…

LES 4.06 Guest instructors. Schools may use guest instructors with unique qualifications otherwise not available from certified instructors. Those guest instructors shall have generally accepted credentials, statewide or nationally, in the specific subject of their instruction. H…

LES 4.07 Substitute instructors. In an emergency, based on illness or unavailability of the scheduled instructor, schools may substitute instructors they feel to be competent in the area of instruction without prior approval. History: Cr. Register, June, 1990, No. 414, eff. 7-1-9…

LES 4.08 Emergency medical certificates. The board may accept as satisfactory the qualifications of any person who meets Wisconsin technical college system certification requirements to instruct a cardio pulmonary resuscitation course or other medical-related subjects in a prepar…

LES 5.01 Grants. (1) Political subdivisions shall be eligible for reimbursement of the allowable tuition, living and travel expenses incurred by officers who satisfactorily complete preparatory training in schools certified by the board. Reimbursement of those expenses shall be o…

LES 6.01 Decertifications. All jail, secure detention, law enforcement and tribal law enforcement basic training certificates issued by the board shall be subject to cancellation and recall upon decertification of the officer. History: Cr. Register, February, 1991, No. 422, eff. …

LES 6.02 Decertification on termination of employment. (1) Upon the termination of employment of any law enforcement, tribal law enforcement, jail or secure detention officer, that officer[s certification shall be terminated until there is received by the bureau from a new employ…

LES 6.03 Decertification by order of the board. The certification of any law enforcement, tribal law enforcement, jail or secure detention officer may be revoked by the board for failure to comply with a rule or order of the board relating to curriculum or training. (1) Upon rece…

LES 6.04 Hearing on decertification. (1) (a) It shall be assumed that the decision of the board is accepted by the officer and that the officer will comply therewith unless said officer requests of board, for a hearing on its decision. Said request for hearing shall be addressed …

LES 9.01 Membership. (1) The board shall consist of 14 members chosen or appointed in accordance with the provisions of the act. (2) Each member of the board shall take and file the official oath prior to assuming office. (3) The attorney general is one of the ex-officio members …

LES 9.02 Officers. (1) The board shall elect a chairperson and a vice-chairperson. These officers shall be elected for terms of 12 months, and shall be eligible for re-election. The vice-chairperson shall act as chairperson in the absence of the chairperson. Voting shall be by se…

LES 9.03 Meetings. (1) The board shall meet quarterly on the first Tuesday of March, June, September and December of each year, and may meet at other times on the call of the chairperson or a majority of its total voting membership. The location of each meeting shall be determine…

LES 9.04 Executive committee. (1) The executive committee shall consist of the chairperson, the vice-chairperson, and 3 other members of the board to be appointed by the chair- LES 9.04 LES 9.05 LES 9.06 Executive committee. Staffing procedures. Rules. person. The secretary shall…

LES 9.05 Staffing procedures. (1) The act provides that the division of law enforcement services shall supply the staffing needs of the board. To meet the staffing responsibilities thus created by the act, there has been established in the division of law enforcement services, a …

LES 9.06 Rules. (1) The board shall, by majority vote of the total voting membership of the board, establish or modify the rules setting forth the standards and requirements deemed necessary to the establishment of its program and the achievement of its program responsibilities. …

LIRC 1.01 General. The labor and industry review commission has jurisdiction for review of cases arising under ss. 40.65 (2), 59.88, 62.624, 102.18 (3) and (4), 106.52 (4), 106.56 (4), 108.09 (6), 108.095(6), 108.10 (2) and (3), 111.39 (5) (a), 303.07 (7) and 303.21, Stats., and …

LIRC 1.015 Definitions. In this chapter: (1) “Commission” means the labor and industry review commission. (2) “Department” means the department of workforce development. (4) “Equal rights case” means a case in which the commission has jurisdiction under s. 106.52 (4), 106.56 (4),…

LIRC 1.02 Petitions for review; appeal period. All petitions for commission review shall be filed within 21 days from the date of mailing of the findings and decision or order, except that the petition may be filed on the next business day if the 21st day falls on any of the foll…

LIRC 1.031 Timeliness of petitions in unemployment insurance cases and worker classification compliance cases. For purposes of s. 108.09 (6) (a), Stats., the words “received” and “postmarked” have the following meanings: (1) If the petition is personally delivered, the petition i…

LIRC 1.041 Cross-petitions. Any party may file a petition for review, whether or not any other party has already filed a petition for review. The filing of a petition for review by one party does not extend the time within which any other party may file a petition for review. All…

LIRC 1.051 Answers. A party opposing a petition for commission review may file an answer with the commission within 14 days from the party’s receipt of a copy of the petition. the chapter was last published. 3 LABOR AND INDUSTRY REVIEW COMMISSION LIRC 1.13 A party filing an answe…

LIRC 1.061 Withdrawals. Requests to withdraw petitions shall be in writing. The commission may deny a request by any party to withdraw a petition if the commission has already reviewed and decided the case, but not yet issued its decision, or if the commission considers that with…

LIRC 1.071 Record used for review. Review by the commission shall be based on the record of the case including the evidence previously submitted at hearing before the department. The record of the hearing may be in the form of a written synopsis or a transcript, and may include a…

LIRC 1.08 Obtaining copy of record. A party in a case before the commission may request the commission to provide a copy of the synopsis or transcript of the testimony, exhibits received at the hearing, or other documents in the administrative record. The commission shall furnish…

LIRC 1.09 Hearings. Except in equal rights cases, if the record in a case is inadequate for the commission to arrive at a decision, the commission shall remand the case to the department to take additional evidence on behalf of the commission. Note: The commission does not conduc…

LIRC 1.10 Oral argument. The commission may grant a written request for oral argument if it determines that an issue would be more clearly presented by oral argument. Note: The commission does not consider oral argument to be necessary because review is on the basis of the record…

LIRC 1.11 Briefs. Either party may request the commission to establish a briefing schedule. Requests to file briefs may be made in the petition for review, in an answer, or in writing after the petition and answer. The commission may deny a request to file a brief which is not ma…

LIRC 1.12 Rehearings in equal rights cases. The provisions of s. 227.49, Stats., with respect to rehearings shall not apply to decisions of the commission, as the commission does not conduct hearings, and commission review under s. 111.39 (5) (b), Stats., is itself an alternative…