• Police officer
• City Marshall
• Municipal Park Police
• Airport Police
• Arson Investigators

• Sherriff
• Deputy Sherriff
• Constable
• Deputy Constable
• Arson Investigator County Fire Marshall
• Investigator's of the County Attorney's Office
• County Park Ranger

• Investigator's of the District Attorney's Office
• Arson Investigators

• Texas Department of Public Safety
• Texas Ranger
• Highway Patrol
• Special Rangers
• Capitol Police
• Alcoholic Beverage Commission Agents
• Parks and Wildlife
• Game Wardens
• Park Rangers

• Arson Investigators
• State Fire Marshall
• Medical Board Investigator
• Racing Commission Officer
• Pharmacy Officer
• Attorney General Investigators
• Lottery Investigators and Security Officers
• Texas Department of Health Peace Officers
• Texas Department of Criminal Justice (Institutional Division) Internal Affairs Investigator
• Texas Youth Commission Apprehension Specialists

• Texas Department of Insurance Insurance Investigators
• Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts Investigator
• TCLEOSE Investigators
• Board of Private Investigators and
  Private Security Agencies Investigator

• Campus Police officer
• School District Police
• Campus Peace Officers
• Security Officers
• Security Officer for Medical Corporations
• Forest Service Officer

• Water District Police
• Port Authority Officer

• Hospital Police

• Transit Authority Officer
• Metropolitan Rapid Transit Authority
• Regional Transportation Authority

• Appellate Court Peace Officer
• Supreme Court
• Court of Criminal Appeals
• Each Court of Appeals
• Bailiffs
• Certain Courts
• Witness Coordinator

• Municipal Reserves
• Sheriff's Reserves
• Constable's Reserves
• Water District Reserves

This list is provided as information only. Questions concerning the power and authority of these officers should be directed to Legal Counsel such as the Local County and/or District Attorney. Questions regarding the hiring requirements for any of these agencies should be directed to the agency themselves

1. have reviewed the ANNOUNCEMENTS AND IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS ENROLLED IN OR INTERESTED IN THE TEXAS PEACE OFFICER SEQUENCE CERTIFICATION & CJLE 2522 TEXAS PEACE OFFICER SKILLS.

2. have completed a minimum of 12 hours (4 classes) in the Basic Peace Officer core curriculum;

3. obtained a TCIC/NCIC criminal background check with TCLEOSE
   and furnish a copy of your valid driver's license to the criminal justice department prior to being unblocked for any sequence class.

• If you previously enrolled in a Basic Peace officer sequence class, and we have a background check on file for you, you will be unblocked prior to the first day of registration. You will not need to call, but feel free to if you have any questions or concerns.

• If you have not taken a sequence class before, you will need to provide the criminal justice department with your TCIC/NCIC background check and a copy of your driver's license.

ACC will grant college credit for licensed peace officers and licensed corrections officers. The requirements for granting credit are:

1. Student must enroll at ACC and complete one 3 credit hour course.

2. Peace Officers seeking college credit for completion of a TCLEOSE Basic Peace Officer Course must furnish a copy of their Law Enforcement Academy Transcript or Certification of Completion for required training and a copy of their Texas Peace Officer License.

3. Corrections Officers must furnish proof of completion of either the Texas State Correctional Officer Course or the County Jail Officer Course plus proof that they are currently licensed Correctional Officers.

4. Students must pay a fee of $10.00 per credit hour for the courses approved.

An endorsement is the form the student receives from the ACC Criminal Justice Department after completion of the Texas Peace Officer Sequence. The endorsement verifies that the student has successfully completed the academic alternative basic peace officer course covering the required TCLEOSE objectives. The student will only receive their endorsement after they have successfully completed the program and have obtained an Associates Degree. TCLEOSE rule 215.13

The CRJ courses are held:

• Online
• Eastview Campus - Day/Evening
• Cypress Creek - Day/Evening
• Round Rock Higher Education
• South Austin Campus- Day

• You must take CJLE 2420 and CJLE 2421 before you can take CJLE 2522.

• Before being cleared for CJLE 2522, YOU must make sure that you have provided the criminal justice department with your TCIC/NCIC background check and a copy of your driver's license.

• CJLE 2424 is the Capstone course for the certificate program and must be taken during the last semester.