A Resolution directing the Joint State Government Commission to conduct a study on trauma-informed care training provided to law enforcement officers under Act 59 of 2020 and issue a report of its findings and recommendations to the House of Representatives.
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Overview
This resolution directs the Joint State Government Commission to study trauma-informed care training for Pennsylvania law enforcement officers, specifically focusing on training mandated by Act 59 of 2020. The study will examine the training methods, frequency, providers, and effectiveness of this training, comparing it to practices in other states. The commission is tasked with issuing a report of its findings and recommendations to the House of Representatives, with a goal of identifying potential improvements to trauma-informed care practices within law enforcement.
Key provisions
- Assess how law enforcement officers receive trauma-informed care training, including specific topics.
- Determine the frequency with which this training is provided to officers.
- Identify the qualifications and background of training providers.
- Compare Pennsylvania’s training requirements to those of other states.
- Analyze data on officer participation in the training program.
- Evaluate the impact of the training on reducing incidents involving officers and individuals with PTSD.
- Recommend potential changes to state law, policies, or procedures to enhance trauma-informed care training.
Who is affected
- Law enforcement officers
- Individuals with post-traumatic stress disorder
- The public
- The Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Commission
- The Joint State Government Commission
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Cosponsors
Benjamin Sanchez
Christopher Rabb
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