MN SF4620

Board must create learning objectives for preservice and in-service peace officer training on child protection by January 1, 2025, addressing applicable laws, policies, and practical field issues.

Child protection training based on board-approved learning objectives must be included in all professional peace officer educational programs, with individuals ineligible to take licensing exams after July 1, 2026 without this training.

All state and local law enforcement agencies must provide in-service child protection training to every peace officer and part-time officer beginning July 1, 2025, consisting of at least six continuing education credits within each three-year licensing cycle.

Law enforcement agency heads must maintain written records documenting compliance with training requirements, subject to periodic board review and available upon request.

Board may impose licensing sanctions and seek injunctive relief under Minnesota Statutes section 214.11 for failure to comply with these requirements.