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El CaminoCollegeEl CaminoCollege FireAcademyFireFacilityand FacilityAcademyStudent EnrollmentandStudent EnrollmentIssues
El Camino College Fire Academy FacilityandStudent EnrollmentIssues: 1. Proposed rebuild of ECC Fire Academy sitewith new classrooms and structures. Demo ofold structures. Relocate on property to nonearthquake ground fault location on 1.3 acreproperty. Budget has been allocated. This very small property became a FireAcademy in 1972. It was too small then and itis much too small for sufficient training now.
El Camino College Fire Academy FacilityIssues: 2. Would it be better to relocate ECCFire Academy to another locationcloser to the college and sell theexisting property, which would:
El Camino College Fire Academy Facility Allow our Fire Academy Program to expand to theneeds of the community/fire agencies. Since we would need to demo the existing propertyand start over, instead place that money toward a newlarger facility more suited to a Fire Academy (currentlocation is in a very cramped site which thesurrounding area will probably be redeveloped due tothe LA Rams Stadium building and expansion). Save the wasted costs of demolition of currentproperty and engineering constraints. Lease (long term) or Purchase a suitable propertyfrom a city, school district, or governmental agency tosolve their needs for a regional training facility.
El Camino College Fire Academy FacilityOne Possible Solution: Recover the funds from the sale of theexisting Fire Academy property inInglewood back to ECC for other neededprojects. Build out the lease or purchase propertyto accommodate the needs of multipleprograms with budgeted funds. (Ifclassrooms do not already exist).
El Camino College Fire Academy Facility Open up classroom space in the Industry andTechnology Education Center to allow expansionof needed classes, labs, and other student FTESbuilding programs to help improve the currentproblems, by possibly relocating:a. EMT Classes to the Fire Training Facilityb. Relocation of all A.J Academies(832, L-II, L-III)c. Relocation of Police Explorer Academiesd. Relocation of other Fire Program classesas prudent and reasonablee. Active Shooter and other training moved tothis off campus less disruptive location
El Camino College Fire Academy FacilityAdditional Issues: 1. There is a critical need for a regional firetraining facility in the South Bay. Fire Chief’s inthe South Bay support a regional trainingfacility. The need is for continued professionaland State Fire Marshal mandated trainingneeded for their personnel.*Expand ECC FTES.
El Camino College Fire Academy FacilityExamples of Fire Academy ExpansionTraining Needed:."Vehicle Extrication"and "Trench Rescue".These are 24 hour StateFire Marshal coursesthat the South Bay FireChief's have asked us toinclude in the FireAcademy curriculum
State Fire Marshal Courses which could betaught at ECC FTEC 40A - Command 1A FTEC 40B - Command 1B FTEC 80A - Instructor 1A FTEC 80B - Instructor 1B FTEC 80C - Instructor 1C FTEC 100 - Management 1 FTEC 110A - Inspector 1A FTEC 113A - Driver/Operator 1A FTEC 113B - Driver/Operator 1B FTEC 000 - Vehicle Extrication*** FTEC 001 - Trench Rescue Technician***
El Camino College Fire Academy FacilityAdditional Issues: 2. There is a serious need for a regional lawenforcement training facility in the South Bay for police,sheriffs, Homeland Security, Federal Agents, and otherlaw enforcement professionals for state mandated“Advanced Officer” in-service continuous training andmaintaining of perishable skills.(*Expand ECC FTES.) Most geographical areas like ours have RegionalTraining Centers for required (college sponsored andenrolled) Advanced Officer Training required by CAPeace Officers Standards and Training (POST). Many ofour local personnel go to O.C.(*Where they capture substantial FTES)
Santa Ana College-Orange County Sheriff’s Dept.Participants of the CJA Program:
El Camino College Fire Academy FacilityPossible Solutions:Create the:“El Camino College Regional PublicSafety Training Facility” Classrooms, training areas and facilities, andspace to accommodate multiple Fire AcademyPrograms concurrently, our current policeacademy programs (Level 2, Level 3, PC 832,Explorer Academy, and others), EMT Program,and other Public Safety Training including inservice needed Fire Marshal and Police POST.mandated training, and ECC staff “activeshooter” and “safety” training. (*Expand ECC FTES.)
El Camino College Fire Academy FacilityPossible Solutions:1. Sell the current too-small 1.3 acre property as is. No demo expense. No rebuild on an earthquake fault site. No rebuild on a site which is too-small to sustainanywhere near the capacity or function needed forour ECC Fire Academy Program. (1.3 acres) Move Fire Academy closer to campus. Ensure adequate parking. Integrate multiple Public Safety Programs at one site.(Fire, Law Enforcement, Homeland Security, EMT,and more).
El Camino College Fire Academy FacilityPossible Solutions: 2. Redirect valuable funds budgeted for currentdevelopment of a new facility and move from thecrowed traffic, burglary issues, completely inadequateparking, and too tight conditions of distant downtownInglewood and future Rams Stadium trafficcongestion to a new long term facility. 3. Avoid being pushed out of downtown Inglewood asarea develops due to Rams Stadium. A Fire Academymay become an welcomed neighbor.
El Camino College Fire Academy FacilityPossible Solutions: 4. Avoid possible issues of losing utility of theproperty for Fire Academy needs, and/oreminent domain issues as redevelopmentencroaches. (Hotels, transportation, etc. Currentdevelopment in Inglewood due to 80,000 sq.ft. Rams Stadium development includes800,000 sq. ft. of new retail, 700,000 sq. ft.of new office space, and 2500 new housingunits, along with the under constructionnearby rail line and station.)
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Santa Ana College-OCSDCriminal Justice Academies Overview Offers a wide variety of training courses available toindividuals considering a career in law enforcement orindividuals currently in the law enforcement field. Active classes include: 1. Over 250 non-traditional classes 2. Training that prepares a student for acareer in law enforcement 3. Cross training of social services and lawenforcement and government 4. Academy training for both full-time andreserve officers 5. State mandated training for campus lawenforcement and security
Continuing Professional TrainingRequirement:Every peace officer (other than a Level IIIReserve Peace Officer), Public SafetyDispatcher, and Public Safety DispatchSupervisor shall satisfactorily completethe CPT requirement of 24 or morehours of POST-qualifying training duringevery two-year CPT cycle.
Continuing Professional TrainingRequirement:Effective January 1, 2002, certain peace officersin specific duty assignments must satisfy aportion of the CPT requirement by completingPerishable Skills and Communications training.*New requirements for additional trainingcome every year, mandated by POST.
Santa Ana College-Orange CountySheriff’s Dept.Participants of the SAC Criminal JusticeAcademies Program: 1. Over 24,000 individuals participateannually including: (The Short List) Sworn Police Officers; Security Officers;Deputy Sheriffs; Code Enforcement District attorneyOfficers;Investigators; Beaches and Parks Campus Law EnforcementSecurity Staff; Reserve Police and Probation Officers;Deputy Sheriff’s; Civilian and Sworn Individuals with anCustody Officers.interest in Criminal CA National GuardJustice;Military Reserves
Santa Ana College-Orange County Sheriff’s Dept.Participants of the CJA Program:
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Santa Ana College-Orange CountySheriff’s Dept. PartnershipKatella Ave Training Center
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Santa Ana College-Orange CountySheriff’s Dept. PartnershipKatella Training Facility
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Santa Ana College-Orange County Sheriff’s Dept.Katella Training Facility
Santa Ana College-Orange County Sheriff’s Dept.Katella Training Facility
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Santa Ana College-Orange CountySheriff’s Dept. PartnershipKatella Training Facility
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Santa Ana College-Orange CountySheriff’s Dept.Participants of the Criminal Justice AcademiesProgram:Santa Ana College Criminal JusticeAcademies Goal: “Training requirements change with time, and westrive to accommodate our customers withquality training classes to meet their needs.”
Santa Ana College-Orange County Sheriff’s Dept.From “Criminal Justice Academies Department Planning Portfolio Assessment/ProgramReview 2013”“The primary regulatory body forCalifornia Law Enforcement is thePeace Officer Standards and TrainingCommission (POST), which wasestablished in 1959. The CriminalJustice Academies’ primary trainingpartner is the Orange CountySheriff’s Department.”
Combination Mock Courtroom-ClassroomsWould Serve Multiple Programs IncludingAdministration of Justice-Business ParalegalHomeland Security
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El Camino College Fire Academy Facility Allow our Fire Academy Program to expand to the needs of the community/fire agencies. Since we would need to demo the existing property and start over, instead place that money toward a new larger facility more suited to a Fire Academy (current location is in a very cramped site which the
