37 Tex. Admin. Code § 219.11 - Reactivation of a License
(a) The
commission will place all licenses in an inactive status at the end of the most
recent training unit or cycle in which the licensee:
(1) was not appointed at the end of the unit
or cycle; and
(2) did not meet
continuing education requirements.
(b) The holder of an inactive license is
unlicensed for all purposes.
(c)
This section includes any permanent peace officer qualification certificate
with an effective date before September 1, 1981.
(d) The requirements to reactivate a license
for a peace officer with less than 10 years of full-time service are:
(1) If not appointed within two, but less
than five, years from initial licensure:
(A)
meet current licensing standards;
(B) successfully complete continuing
education requirements, a supplemental peace officer training course, and a
skills assessment course;
(C) make
application and submit any required fee(s); and
(D) pass the reactivation exam.
(2) If not appointed within five
years of initial licensure:
(A) meet current
enrollment standards;
(B) meet
current licensing standards;
(C)
successfully complete the basic licensing course;
(D) make application and submit any required
fee(s); and
(E) pass the licensing
exam.
(3) If less than
two years from last appointment:
(A) meet
current licensing standards;
(B)
successfully complete continuing education requirements; and
(C) make application and submit any required
fee(s) in the format currently prescribed by the commission.
(4) If two years but less than
five years from last appointment:
(A) meet
current licensing standards;
(B)
successfully complete continuing education requirements and a supplemental
peace officer training course;
(C)
make application and submit any required fee(s); and
(D) pass the licensing exam.
(5) If more than five years but
less than ten years from last appointment:
(A)
meet current licensing standards;
(B) successfully complete continuing
education requirements, a supplemental peace officer training course, and a
skills assessment course;
(C) make
application and submit any required fee(s); and
(D) pass the licensing exam.
(6) Ten years or more from last
appointment:
(A) meet current enrollment
standards;
(B) meet current
licensing standards;
(C)
successfully complete the basic licensing course;
(D) make application and submit any required
fee(s); and
(E) pass the licensing
exam.
(e) The
requirements to reactivate a license for a peace officer with 10 years but less
than 15 years of full-time service are:
(1) If
less than two years from last appointment:
(A)
meet current licensing standards;
(B) successfully complete continuing
education requirements; and
(C)
make application and submit any required fee(s) in the format currently
prescribed by the commission.
(2) If two years but less than five years
from last appointment:
(A) meet current
licensing standards;
(B)
successfully complete continuing education requirements, and, if applicable, a
supplemental peace officer training course;
(C) make application and submit any required
fee(s); and
(D) pass the
reactivation exam.
(3) If
more than five years from last appointment:
(A) meet current licensing
standards;
(B) successfully
complete continuing education requirements, and, if applicable, a supplemental
peace officer training course and a skills assessment course;
(C) make application and submit any required
fee(s); and
(D) pass the
reactivation exam.
(f) Unless exempted by Texas Occupations Code
Section
1701.356,
the requirements to reactivate a license for an honorably retired peace officer
are:
(1) meet current licensing
standards;
(2) meet current
continuing education requirements; and
(3) make application and submit any required
fee(s).
(g) School
marshal licenses are subject to the reactivation and renewal procedures related
to school marshals under Chapter 227 of this title.
(h) The requirements to reactivate a jailer
or telecommunicator license are:
(1) If less
than two years from last appointment:
(A) meet
current licensing standards;
(B)
successfully complete continuing education requirements; and
(C) make application and submit any required
fee(s) in the format currently prescribed by the commission.
(2) If two years but less than
five years from last appointment:
(A) meet
current licensing standards;
(B)
successfully complete continuing education requirements;
(C) make application and submit any required
fee(s); and
(D) pass the licensing
exam.
(3) If more than
five years from last appointment:
(A) meet
current licensing standards;
(B)
successfully complete the applicable basic licensing course;
(C) make application and submit any required
fee(s); and
(D) pass the licensing
exam.
(i) The
effective date of this section is June 1, 2022.
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