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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
This November, the 66th R.O.C. Plymouth Police Academy has started a rally of support behind Attorney Patrick Rogers during his battle against cancer. Just weeks ago, we were being taught the foundation of our future careers by Attorney Rogers: the Laws of the Commonwealth. Every …Continue Reading Plymouth’s 66th ROC add Ribbon to Uniforms in Solidarity
At a June 19, 2018 ceremony, the staff of the Plymouth Police Academy received a Special Recognition Award from MAWLE, the Massachusetts Women in Law Enforcement. The presentation was made at the 6th Annual Spirit of MAWLE Award Ceremony held at the Larz Anderson …Continue Reading Staff of the Plymouth Police Academy receive Special Recognition Award
On Sunday June 10th the 65th R.O.C of the Plymouth Police Academy had the privilege of volunteering for the Boston Special Olympics Summer Games. With a warm welcome we cheered on the athletes as they accepted their medals. A day of volunteering that was much …Continue Reading SPECIAL OLYMPICS …. SPECIAL PEOPLE …. SPECIAL DAY
Andrea Locke just started the Reading Regional Police Academy on June 4th previously serving as a Dispatcher for the town of Manchester By the Sea. At the annual MPTC First Responder Award Ceremony held on June 14, Locke was recognized for her participation in a …Continue Reading Recruit Officer receives First Responder Award
On April 4, 2018 the 65th R.O.C. of the Plymouth Police Academy participated in domestic violence training provided by Every Great Reason Foundation. For over a decade Every Great Reason founder Gary Gregory has traveled the country to raise awareness about domestic violence and abuse, …Continue Reading DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TRAINING – EVERY GREAT REASON
From left to right: Chief Paul Keenan, Lisa Beatty, Lt Det Patrick Glynn, Sue Chandler, Marcia Szymanski, Lt Governor Karyn Polito, David Adams, Courtney Cahill, Chief Bob Ferullo, Woburn PD; Sgt Michael Wells; Amanda Reichmuth; Maura Landry, MPTC, Chief Mark Dubois and Mary Kociela. The …Continue Reading Lt. Governor recognizes Response and Assessment Workgroup for implementing Risk Assessment Tool Kit used in assessing Domestic Violence cases
Three Bridgewater State University theater majors spent a day doing their part to help train roughly 50 future municipal police officers at the Randolph Police Academy. The training involved teaching the proper method of searching an individual for contraband. Read more on Bridgewater State University’s …Continue Reading BSU Theater Majors Role-play at the Academy
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