FHP Policy Manual

CHAPTER 1 – WRITTEN DIRECTIVES

• Written Directives 1.01
• Law Enforcement Accreditation 1.02

CHAPTER 2 – MISSION AND AUTHORITY

• Mission, Authority and Jurisdiction 2.01
• Values 2.02

CHAPTER 3 – CODE OF CONDUCT

• Oath of Office 3.01
• Code of Ethics 3.02
• Regulations 3.03

CHAPTER 4 – ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

• Organizational Structure 4.01
• Command Notification 4.02

CHAPTER 5 – PERSONNEL MATTERS

• Reassignment 5.01
• Promotion Policy 5.02
• Residence Policy 5.03
• Duty/Leave 5.04
• Domestic Violence Firearms Prohibitions 5.05
• Compensation 5.06
• Collective Bargaining 5.07
• Off-Duty Employment 5.08
• Administration of Hireback Programs 5.09
• Escorts 5.10
• Other Personnel Matters 5.11
• Physical Fitness and Wellness 5.12
• Troop, District, and Supervisory Meetings 5.13
• Overtime 5.15

CHAPTER 6 – UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT

• Uniforms and Personal Appearance 6.01
• Individual Equipment 6.02
• Vehicle Equipment 6.03

CHAPTER 7 – ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS

• Long Range Planning 7.01
• Agency Owned Property 7.02
• Review and Performance Planning 7.03
• Administration of Grants and Contracts 7.04
• Correspondence 7.05
• Identification Cards 7.06
• Telephone System 7.07
• Budgeting 7.08
• Information Management 7.09
• Wireless Voice/Data Communications 7.10

CHAPTER 8 – COMPLAINTS AND DISCIPLINE

• Complaint Resolution 8.01
• Discipline 8.02
  • FHP Patrol Car Crash Disciplinary Action Scale 08.02a
• Employee Early Intervention System 8.03
• Grievance Procedures 8.04

CHAPTER 9 – INSPECTIONS

• Line Inspections 9.01
• Staff Inspections 9.02

CHAPTER 10 – USE OF CONTROL AND WEAPONS

• Response to Resistance 10.01
• Authorized Weapons – Care and Use 10.02
• Firearms Qualifications 10.03
• Respiratory Protection Program 10.04
• Conducted Electrical Weapon 10.05
• FHP Retiree Firearms Qualification 10.06

CHAPTER 11 – ARREST RELATED PROCEDURES

• Arrests 11.01
• Searches 11.02
• Juvenile Operations 11.03
• Vehicle Towing/Impoundment 11.04
• Restraining and Transporting Prisoners 11.05
• Dealing with Foreign Nationals 11.06
• Arrests While in Non-Duty Status 11.07

CHAPTER 12 – EVIDENCE/PROPERTY

• Collection and Preservation of Evidence 12.01
• Evidence and Property Control 12.02 (REPEALED 10-18-11 – Merged into 12.01)
• Contraband Seizures 12.03

CHAPTER 13 – REPORTS AND RECORDS

• Reports, Records, and Department Information 13.01
• Drug Interdiction Reporting Form 13.02
• Criminal Records Information 13.03
• Public Records Requests 13.04
• Report of Daily Activity 13.05
• Traffic Stop Data Collection 13.06

CHAPTER 14 – COMMUNICATIONS

• Communications 14.01
• Criminal Justice Information Services 14.02
• Mobile Data Computers 14.03

CHAPTER 15 – MEDIA RELATIONS

• Media Relations 15.01
• Social Media 15.02

CHAPTER 17 – OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES

• Patrol Procedures 17.01
• Wrecker Qualification and Allocation System 17.02
• Citations and Warnings/Faulty Equipment Notices 17.03
• Traffic Crash Investigations 17.04
• Emergency Response and Pursuits 17.05
• Enforcement Policy 17.06
• Drivers License and Vehicle Inspection Checkpoints 17.07
• Comprehensive Roadside Safety Checkpoints 17.08
• First Report of Injury or Illness 17.09
• After Action Reports 17.10
• Authorized Passengers in FHP Vehicles 17.11
• Travel 17.12
• Court Attendance and Verification 17.13
• Shift Commanders 17.14 (REPLACED by 17.29 on 09-21-12)
  • Shift Commanders Incident Notification Protocol 17.14a (REPLACED by 17.29A on 09-21-12)
• Division Vehicles 17.15
• Field Intelligence Reports 17.16
• Traffic Direction and Control 17.17
  • Traffic Direction and Control Diagrams 17.17a
• Special Purpose Vehicles 17.18
• Unmarked Patrol Vehicles 17.19
• Selective Enforcement 17.20
• Traffic Stops 17.21
• Mobile Video/Audio Recording 17.22
• Emergency Roadblocks 17.23
• Identity Verification and Authentication 17.24
• License Plate Readers 17.25
• Use of Tint Meters 17.27
• Troop Watch Supervisor 17.29
  • Troop Watch Supervisor Incident Notification Protocol 17.29a
• Road Closure Guidelines 17.30
• Use of Naloxone (Narcan) 17.33

CHAPTER 18 – RESERVES AND AUXILIARY

• Reserve Officers 18.01
• Auxiliary 18.02
• FHP Troop Surgeon Program 18.03
• Reserve/Auxiliary Performance Appraisal 18.11

CHAPTER 19 – MOTORCYCLES

• Motorcycle Duty 19.01

CHAPTER 20 – COMMUNITY RELATIONS

• Community Relations 20.01

CHAPTER 21 – INFECTIOUS DISEASES

• Infectious Disease (Exposure Control and Biohazardous Waste) 21.01

CHAPTER 22 – INVESTIGATIONS

• Investigative Responsibilities 22.01
• Victim/Witness Assistance 22.02
• Criminal Intelligence 22.03
• Bureau of Criminal Investigations and Intelligence and Investigative Task Forces 22.04
• Vice, Drugs, and Organized Crime 22.05
• Legal Process 22.07
• Missing Endangered Persons 22.08
• Domestic Violence Intervention 22.09
• Agency Assistance 22.10
• Dealing with the Mentally Ill 22.11
• Interviews/Interrogations/Polygraph Rooms 22.12
• Temporary Detention Areas 22.13
• Line-Ups, Show-Ups and Photographic Line-Ups 22.15
• Identity Crimes 22.16

CHAPTER 23 – AWARDS

• Agency Awards 23.01

CHAPTER 24 – SPECIAL PROGRAMS

• Chaplain Program 24.01
• Out-of-State Funerals 24.02
• Line-of-Duty Deaths and Serious Injuries 24.03
• Honor Guard 24.04

CHAPTER 25 – RECRUITMENT AND SELECTION

• Recruitment 25.01
• Selection 25.02

CHAPTER 26 – TRAINING

• Training Academy 26.01
• Remedial Training 26.05

CHAPTER 27 – CAREER DEVELOPMENT

• Career Development 27.01

CHAPTER 28 – SPECIAL ORDERS

• Community Service Aides (Troop C and D only) 28.01(REPEALED 10-18-11)