(4) The requirements of minimum basic training that peace | 25 |
officers appointed to probationary terms shall complete before | 26 |
being eligible for permanent appointment, which requirements
shall | 27 |
include a minimum of fifteen hours of training in the
handling of | 28 |
the offense of domestic violence, other types of
domestic | 29 |
violence-related offenses and incidents, and protection
orders and | 30 |
consent agreements issued or approved under section
2919.26 or | 31 |
3113.31 of the Revised Code; a minimum of six hours of
crisis | 32 |
intervention training; and a specified amount of training
in the | 33 |
handling of missing children and child abuse and neglect
cases; | 34 |
and the time within which such basic training shall be
completed | 35 |
following appointment to a probationary term; | 36 |
(5) The requirements of minimum basic training that peace | 37 |
officers not appointed for probationary terms but appointed on | 38 |
other than a permanent basis shall complete in order to be | 39 |
eligible for continued employment or permanent appointment, which | 40 |
requirements shall include a minimum of fifteen hours of training | 41 |
in the handling of the offense of domestic violence, other types | 42 |
of domestic violence-related offenses and incidents, and | 43 |
protection orders and consent agreements issued or approved under | 44 |
section 2919.26 or 3113.31 of the Revised Code, a minimum of six | 45 |
hours of crisis intervention training, and a specified amount of | 46 |
training in the handling of missing children and child abuse and | 47 |
neglect cases, and the time within which such basic training
shall | 48 |
be completed following appointment on other than a
permanent | 49 |
basis; | 50 |
(6) Categories or classifications of advanced in-service | 51 |
training programs for peace officers, including programs in the | 52 |
handling of the offense of domestic violence, other types of | 53 |
domestic violence-related offenses and incidents, and protection | 54 |
orders and consent agreements issued or approved under section | 55 |
2919.26 or 3113.31 of the Revised Code, in crisis intervention, | 56 |
and in the handling of missing children and child abuse and | 57 |
neglect cases, and minimum courses of study and attendance | 58 |
requirements with respect to such categories or classifications; | 59 |
(7) Permitting persons, who are employed as members of a | 60 |
campus police department appointed under section 1713.50 of the | 61 |
Revised Code; who are employed as police officers by a qualified | 62 |
nonprofit corporation police department pursuant to section | 63 |
1702.80 of the Revised Code; who are appointed and
commissioned as | 64 |
bank, savings and loan association, savings bank, credit union, or | 65 |
association of banks, savings and loan associations, savings | 66 |
banks, or credit unions police officers,
as railroad police | 67 |
officers, or as hospital
police officers
pursuant
to sections | 68 |
4973.17 to 4973.22 of the Revised Code; or who are appointed and | 69 |
commissioned as amusement park police officers pursuant to section | 70 |
4973.17 of the Revised Code, to
attend
approved peace officer | 71 |
training schools, including the
Ohio peace
officer training | 72 |
academy, and to receive certificates
of
satisfactory completion of | 73 |
basic training programs, if the
private
college or university that | 74 |
established the campus police
department; qualified nonprofit | 75 |
corporation police department; bank, savings and loan association, | 76 |
savings bank, credit union, or association of banks, savings and | 77 |
loan associations, savings banks, or credit unions;
railroad | 78 |
company; hospital; or amusement park sponsoring the police | 79 |
officers pays
the entire cost of the training and certification | 80 |
and if trainee
vacancies are available; | 81 |
(8) Permitting undercover drug agents to attend approved | 82 |
peace officer training schools, other than the Ohio peace officer | 83 |
training academy, and to receive certificates of satisfactory | 84 |
completion of basic training programs, if, for each undercover | 85 |
drug agent, the county, township, or municipal corporation that | 86 |
employs that undercover drug agent pays the entire cost of the | 87 |
training and certification; | 88 |
(B) The commission shall appoint an executive director,
with | 111 |
the approval of the attorney general, who shall hold office
during | 112 |
the pleasure of the commission. The executive
director shall | 113 |
perform such duties assigned by the
commission. The
executive | 114 |
director
shall receive a salary fixed pursuant to
Chapter 124. of | 115 |
the
Revised Code and reimbursement for expenses
within the amounts | 116 |
available by appropriation. The executive
director may appoint | 117 |
officers, employees, agents, and consultants
as the executive | 118 |
director considers
necessary, prescribe their
duties, and provide | 119 |
for reimbursement
of their expenses within the
amounts available | 120 |
for reimbursement
by appropriation and with the
approval of the | 121 |
commission. | 122 |
(D) In establishing the requirements, under division (A)(12) | 143 |
of this section, the commission may consider any portions of the | 144 |
curriculum for instruction on the topic of animal husbandry | 145 |
practices, if any, of the Ohio state university college of | 146 |
veterinary medicine. No person or entity that fails to provide | 147 |
instruction on traditional animal husbandry methods and training | 148 |
techniques, including customary owner-performed practices, shall | 149 |
qualify to train a humane society agent for appointment under | 150 |
section 1717.06 of the Revised Code. | 151 |
(1) A record of deeds, in which shall be recorded all
deeds | 155 |
and other instruments of writing for the absolute and | 156 |
unconditional sale or conveyance of lands, tenements, and | 157 |
hereditaments; all notices as provided in sections 5301.47 to | 158 |
5301.56 of the Revised Code; all judgments or decrees in actions | 159 |
brought under section 5303.01 of the Revised Code; all | 160 |
declarations and bylaws, and all amendments to declarations and | 161 |
bylaws, as provided in Chapter 5311. of the
Revised Code; | 162 |
affidavits as provided
in sections 5301.252 and 5301.56 of
the | 163 |
Revised
Code; all certificates as provided
in section
5311.17 of | 164 |
the
Revised Code; all articles dedicating
archaeological preserves | 165 |
accepted by the director of the Ohio
historical society under | 166 |
section 149.52 of the Revised Code; all
articles dedicating nature | 167 |
preserves accepted by the director of
natural resources under | 168 |
section 1517.05 of the Revised Code; all
agreements for the | 169 |
registration of lands as archaeological or
historic landmarks | 170 |
under section 149.51 or 149.55 of the Revised
Code; all | 171 |
conveyances of conservation easements and agricultural
easements | 172 |
under section
5301.68 of the Revised Code; all
instruments | 173 |
extinguishing agricultural
easements under section
901.21 or | 174 |
5301.691 of the Revised Code or pursuant to
terms of
such an | 175 |
easement granted to a charitable organization under
section | 176 |
5301.68 of the Revised Code; all instruments or orders
described | 177 |
in division (B)(2)(b) of section 5301.56 of the
Revised Code;
all | 178 |
no further action letters issued under section
122.654 or
3746.11 | 179 |
of the
Revised Code;
all covenants not to sue
issued under
section | 180 |
3746.12 of the
Revised Code, including all
covenants
not
to sue | 181 |
issued pursuant to section 122.654 of the
Revised Code;
any | 182 |
restrictions on the use of property contained in
a no further | 183 |
action letter issued under section 122.654 of the
Revised Code, | 184 |
any restrictions on the use of
property
identified
pursuant to | 185 |
division (C)(3)(a) of section
3746.10 of the
Revised
Code, and any | 186 |
restrictions on the use of property contained in a deed or other | 187 |
instrument as provided in division (E) or (F) of section 3737.882 | 188 |
of the Revised Code; any easement executed or granted under | 189 |
section 3734.22, 3734.24, 3734.25, or 3734.26 of the Revised Code; | 190 |
any environmental covenant entered into in accordance with | 191 |
sections 5301.80 to 5301.92 of the Revised Code; all
memoranda of | 192 |
trust, as
described in division (A)
of
section
5301.255 of the | 193 |
Revised
Code, that describe specific
real
property; and all | 194 |
agreements
entered into under division (A)
of
section
1506.44 of | 195 |
the Revised Code; | 196 |
(4) A record of plats, in which shall be recorded all
plats | 218 |
and maps of town lots, of the subdivision of town lots, and
of | 219 |
other divisions or surveys of lands, any center line survey of
a | 220 |
highway located within the county, the plat of which shall be | 221 |
furnished by the director of transportation or county engineer, | 222 |
and all drawings
and amendments to drawings, as provided in | 223 |
Chapter 5311. of the Revised
Code; | 224 |
(B) All instruments or memoranda of instruments entitled to | 234 |
record shall be recorded in the proper record in the order in | 235 |
which they are presented for record. The recorder may index,
keep, | 236 |
and record in one volume unemployment compensation liens,
internal | 237 |
revenue tax liens and other liens in favor of the United
States as | 238 |
described in division (A) of section 317.09 of the
Revised Code, | 239 |
personal tax liens, mechanic's liens, agricultural
product liens, | 240 |
notices of liens, certificates of satisfaction or
partial release | 241 |
of estate tax liens, discharges of recognizances,
excise and | 242 |
franchise tax liens on corporations, broker's liens,
and liens | 243 |
provided for in sections 1513.33, 1513.37, 3752.13,
5111.022, and | 244 |
5311.18
of the Revised Code. | 245 |
(C) In lieu of keeping the sixseven separate
sets of records | 251 |
required in divisions (A)(1) to
(6)(7) of this section and the | 252 |
records
required in division
(D) of this section, a county | 253 |
recorder may
record all the instruments required to be recorded by | 254 |
this
section
in two separate sets of record books. One set shall | 255 |
be
called the
"official records" and shall contain the instruments | 256 |
listed in
divisions (A)(1),
(2),
(3),
(5),
(6), and (6)(7)
and
(D) | 257 |
of this
section. The
second set of records shall
contain the | 258 |
instruments
listed in
division
(A)(4) of this
section. | 259 |
(6) "Federal animal welfare act" means the "Laboratory
Animal | 280 |
Act of 1966," Pub. L. No. 89-544, 80 Stat. 350 (1966), 7
U.S.C.A. | 281 |
2131 et seq., as amended by the "Animal Welfare Act of
1970," Pub. | 282 |
L. No. 91-579, 84 Stat. 1560 (1970), the "Animal
Welfare Act | 283 |
Amendments of 1976," Pub. L. No. 94-279, 90 Stat. 417
(1976), and | 284 |
the "Food Security Act of 1985," Pub. L. No. 99-198,
99 Stat. 1354 | 285 |
(1985), and as it may be subsequently amended. | 286 |
(2) Deprive the companion animal of necessary sustenance, | 296 |
confine the companion animal without supplying it during the | 297 |
confinement with sufficient quantities of good, wholesome food and | 298 |
water, or impound or confine the companion animal without | 299 |
affording it, during the impoundment or confinement, with access | 300 |
to shelter from heat, cold, wind, rain, snow, or excessive direct | 301 |
sunlight, if it can reasonably be expected that the companion | 302 |
animal would become sick or suffer in any other way as a result of | 303 |
or due to the deprivation, confinement, or impoundment or | 304 |
confinement in any of those specified manners. | 305 |
(E) Notwithstanding any section of the Revised Code that | 325 |
otherwise provides for the distribution of fine moneys, the clerk | 326 |
of court shall forward all fines the clerk collects that are so | 327 |
imposed for any
violation of this section
to the treasurer of the | 328 |
political subdivision or the state, whose county humane society or | 329 |
law enforcement agency is to be paid the fine money as determined | 330 |
under this division. The
treasurer to whom the fines are forwarded | 331 |
shall pay the fine moneys to the county humane
society or the | 332 |
county, township, municipal corporation, or state law enforcement | 333 |
agency in this state that primarily was responsible for or | 334 |
involved in
the investigation and prosecution of
the violation.
If | 335 |
a county humane society receives any fine moneys under this | 336 |
division, the county
humane society shall use the fine
moneys to | 337 |
provide the training
that is required for humane society agents | 338 |
under
section 1717.06 of the
Revised Code. | 339 |
Sec. 1717.04. The Ohio humane society may appoint agents, | 359 |
in any county where
no active county humane society exists under | 360 |
section 1717.05 of the Revised
Code, to represent it and to | 361 |
receive and account for all funds coming to it
from fines or | 362 |
otherwise, and may also appoint agents at large to prosecute its | 363 |
work throughout the state. Such agents may arrest any person found | 364 |
violating
any law for the protection of persons or animals, or the | 365 |
prevention of cruelty
thereto. Upon making such arrest the agent | 366 |
forthwith shall convey the person
arrested before some court or | 367 |
magistrate having jurisdiction of the offense,
and there make | 368 |
complaint against himthe person. | 369 |
Sec. 1717.06. A county humane society organized under | 376 |
section 1717.05 of the Revised Code may appoint agents, who are | 377 |
residents of the county or municipal corporation for which the | 378 |
appointment is made, for the purpose of prosecuting any person | 379 |
guilty of an act of cruelty to persons or animals. Such agents
may | 380 |
arrest any person found violating
this chapter or any other law | 381 |
for
protecting
persons or animals or preventing acts of cruelty | 382 |
thereto. Upon
making
an arrest, the agent forthwith shall
convey | 383 |
the person
arrested before some court or magistrate having | 384 |
jurisdiction of
the offense, and there make complaint against
the | 385 |
person on
oath or affirmation of the offense. | 386 |
All appointments of agents under this section shall be | 387 |
approved by the mayor of the municipal corporation for which they | 388 |
are made, provided that an individual has successfully completed | 389 |
the training that is required in this section and that signed | 390 |
proof of successful completion is on file with the applicable | 391 |
county recorder in accordance with section 317.08 of the Revised | 392 |
Code. If the society exists outside a municipal corporation,
such | 393 |
appointments shall be approved by the probate judge of the
county | 394 |
for which they are made, provided that an individual has | 395 |
successfully completed the training that is required in this | 396 |
section and that signed proof of successful completion is on file | 397 |
with the applicable county recorder in accordance with section | 398 |
317.08 of the Revised Code.
The mayor or probate judge
shall
keep | 399 |
a record of such appointments. | 400 |
In order to qualify for appointment as a humane society agent | 401 |
under
this section, a person first shall successfully complete a | 402 |
minimum
of twenty hours of training on issues relating to the | 403 |
investigation and prosecution of cruelty to and neglect of | 404 |
animals. The training shall comply with rules recommended by the | 405 |
peace officer training commission under section 109.73 of the | 406 |
Revised Code and shall include, without limitation, instruction | 407 |
regarding animal husbandry practices as described in division | 408 |
(A)(12) of that section. A person who has been
appointed as a | 409 |
humane society agent
under this section prior to the
effective | 410 |
date of
this amendmentApril 9, 2003,
may continue to act as a | 411 |
humane
society agent for a period
of time on and
after the | 412 |
effective date of this
amendmentApril 9, 2003, without
completing | 413 |
the
training. However,
on or before
December 31, 2004,
a person | 414 |
who
has been appointed as
a humane
society agent under this | 415 |
section prior to
the effective date of
this
amendmentApril 9, | 416 |
2003, shall
successfully complete
the
training described in this | 417 |
paragraph
and submit
proof of its
successful completion to the | 418 |
appropriate
appointing
mayor or
probate judge who approved the | 419 |
appointment in order to continue
to act as a
humane
society agent | 420 |
after
December 31, 2004. | 421 |
A person who has been appointed as a humane society agent | 430 |
prior to
the effective date of this amendment shall file proof of | 431 |
successful completion of training, including the required | 432 |
signatures, with the county recorder not later than six months | 433 |
after the effective date of this amendment. If a person who is | 434 |
serving as a humane society agent on the effective date of this | 435 |
amendment
has not filed the required proof of completion of | 436 |
training with
the county recorder as required in this section, | 437 |
the
person is
suspended as a humane society agent by operation | 438 |
of law until
such proof
is on file with the county recorder. | 439 |
An individual who suspects that a humane society agent has | 440 |
not successfully completed the training that is required in this | 441 |
section or that an agent's proof of successful completion of | 442 |
training contains false or misleading information may file a | 443 |
complaint with the mayor or probate judge who approved the | 444 |
appointment. The mayor or probate judge shall investigate the | 445 |
complaint. If the mayor or probate judge finds that the agent has | 446 |
not successfully completed the required training or that the proof | 447 |
of successful completion contains false or misleading information, | 448 |
the mayor or probate judge shall rescind the approval of the | 449 |
appointment and order the applicable humane society to revoke the | 450 |
appointment. | 451 |
Sec. 1717.09. A member of the Ohio humane society or of a | 455 |
county humane
society may require the sheriff of any county, the | 456 |
constable of any township,
the marshal or a policemanpolice | 457 |
officer of any municipal
corporation, or any agent of such
a | 458 |
society, to arrest any person found violating the laws in relation | 459 |
to
cruelty to persons or animals, and to take possession of any | 460 |
animal cruelly
treated in their respective counties or municipal | 461 |
corporations, and deliver
such animal to the proper officers of | 462 |
the society. | 463 |