DESCRIPTION: This 8-hour course is designed to instruct law enforcement personnel in the lawful requirements of operating an emergency vehicle under normal patrol, pursuit and 'Code 3' conditions.  The student will be instructed in the areas required by POST in order to meet the mandated training requirements in Penal Code Section 13519.8.  The student will demonstrate a working knowledge of driver skills by successfully driving such courses as the Skid Pan, Hazard Avoidance Simulator, Emergency Braking, Offset Alleys, Serpentine, Code-3 and Pursuit course.  This course meets the POST Perishable Skills Mandate for Driver Training/Awareness.

Must provide proof of being either a Level I Reserve Officer or Full Time Peace Officer.

INSTRUCTORS: All instructors are POST certified driving instructors.

PREREQUISITE: Must provide proof of being a Level I Reserve Officer or Full Time Peace Officer.  Must be in excellent physical condition and free of any prior injuries that may be aggravated by intensive vehicle weight transfer, braking, turning or skidding.  All students who are not members of the Alameda County Sheriff's Office must sign a liability waiver.

COURSE CERTIFICATION: POST Plan I, Course Control Number - 1010-21155.

PRESENTATION DATES AND HOURS: This is an 8-hour course that will be presented on the below listed dates.  The course is normally presented from 0800 to 1700 hours.  Agencies who need special dates and times can contact the EVOC Coordinator for special scheduling.

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT: Students are required to have a valid drivers license. Students should wear suitable clothing, such as long pants (no shorts or skirts), a comfortable shirt (with sleeves) and sturdy shoes. Athletic shoes are acceptable. No sandals, highs heels, open toes or dress shoes allowed. No gun belts or handguns are allowed on the course.  Vehicles are provided by the RTC.  

RESERVATIONS: This course is limited to 16 students and reservations will be made on a first come, first serve basis. If you need additional information please call (925) 551-6970 or the EVOC Coordinator, Deputy Ron Graber at (925) 551-6987 or rgraber@acgov.org.