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Legal Update: New legislation requiring the hands-free use of mobile telephones while driving rewrites G.L. c. 90, § 13B.
The Massachusetts Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (MCDHH) held a specialized training at the Municipal Police Training Committee’s Randolph Police Academy to thirty-three law enforcement officers from 15 municipal police departments, Bunker Hill College and Plymouth County Sheriff’s Office. MCDHH explored some of the myths, communication …Continue Reading Effective Interaction with the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
MPTC Plymouth Police Academy Director Eileen Goodick and Program Coordinator Alison Taylor joined Team Police Chiefs in the Jimmy Fund Walk for Dana Farber. This year the Team was walking in honor and memory of Attorney Patrick M. Rogers who lost his battle to cancer …Continue Reading Walking for a Legend
On Saturday June 22, 2019, Plymouth Police Academy recruits from the Plymouth Police Department participated in their towns Community Policing event. The event took place at the Plymouth Public Library from 10am-2pm. Volunteers for the event included the recruits, police officers and members from the …Continue Reading Community Policing at Its Best
On Sunday, May 26th 2019, Student Officer Rix and Student Officer Burke, Jr. represented the 67th R.O.C Plymouth Police Academy and the Plymouth Police Department in the “Boston’s Run to Remember” 5 mile road race located in the Seaport area of Boston. It was the …Continue Reading Run to Remember
On May 25, 2019, the 67th Recruit Officer Course (ROC) of Plymouth Police Academy was honored to participate in Operation Flags for Vets at the Massachusetts National Cemetery in Bourne. Operation Flags for Vets is an event sponsored by the SFC Jared C. Monti Charitable …Continue Reading Operation Flags for Vets
On Sunday May 19th, 2019, Student Officers from the 67TH R.O.C. MPTC Plymouth Police Academy participated in the 4th annual “Cuts 4 Cancer” event in Canton. This event, hosted by Betsy’s Barbershop, benefits the Joe Andruzzi Foundation. The Joe Andruzzi …Continue Reading CUTS 4 CANCER
MPTC has begun implementing a state-of-the-art training record/instructor certification database. The database will an officer’s training and certification records and will be the portal for enrolling in training and obtaining and renewing certifications. It will allow departments and officers access to the records themselves …Continue Reading MPTC Implements State-of-The-Art Database
At its December 19, 2018 meeting, the Committee voted and approved a new course curriculum for Massachusetts municipal police officers. The new curriculum is based on a recently completed job task analysis which focused on those duties performed by police officers with five years or less …Continue Reading Approval of Revised Recruit Officer Course Curriculum
On November 17, 2018 the 66th ROC of the MTPC Plymouth Police Academy was honored to run with the State Police of the Foxboro barracks. Together, we carried the Special Olympic torch down Route 1 and into Gillette Stadium; to begin the opening ceremony of …Continue Reading 66TH ROC PLYMOUTH RUNS TORCH RUN FOR SPECIAL OLYMPICS
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