Oklahoma Administrative Code Title 390 - Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training
Here’s an enhanced overview of Oklahoma Administrative Code Title 390 — the rules implemented by the Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training (CLEET):
📘 Title 390 – Overview & Chapters
Title 390 governs CLEET’s statewide regulatory authority. The chapters include:
Agency Authority & Objectives – CLEET’s purpose, structure, record‑keeping, electronic forms and signatures
Administrative Procedures – rulemaking, administrative processes
Peace Officer Certification – certification standards and requirements.
Basic Peace Officer Certification Training – standards for the Basic Peace‑Officer Academy (
Reserve Officer Certification & Training – training and certification rules for reserve officers
Continuing Law Enforcement Education – mandatory continuing training for active officers.
Annual Firearms Re‑qualification – firearms competency requirements
Detector Dog Certifications – both CDS and bomb detector dogs.
Regulation of Private Security Industry – oversight of security guard/firms.
Oklahoma Self‑Defense Act – administrative rules on self-defense.
Retired Peace Officer Firearms Permits – eligibility and procedures.
Penalty Assessment Fees – fee schedules and court collection rules
Facilities Management – standards for CLEET‑approved facilities.
Regulating Bail Enforcers – licensing and standards for bail enforcers (
🔍 Selected Chapter Details
Chapter 1 – Agency Authority & Objectives
Defines CLEET’s mission, organization, record‑keeping, and use of electronic forms and signature
§390:1‑1‑8 specifies that CLEET forms must be used (online submission counts as signature)
Chapter 15 – Basic Peace Officer Certification Trainin
Sets standards for Basic Peace Officer Certification (BPOC) academies.
§390:15‑4‑3 mandates that training institutions apply and be approved by CLEET
§390:15‑4‑4 covers qualifications and grounds for denial/suspension of an academy director .
Chapter 20 – Reserve Officer Certification & Training
Encompasses definitions, training requirements, certifications, coordinator qualifications, academy operations, monitoring, and compliance .
🌐 About CLEET
CLEET, established in 1963 and headquartered in Ada, OK, operates under the Secretary of Safety & Security (en.wikipedia.org). Its duties include:
Administering basic/reserve police training
Conducting continuing education and firearms qualification
Licensing private security and retired-officer firearms permits
✅ Why It Matters
Peace officer agencies and academies must comply with these standards to operate in Oklahoma.
Reserve officers get certified under Chapter 20; continuing education ensures skill maintenance for full-time officers.
Rules cover both administrative and operational aspects of law enforcement training across the state.
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