Tennessee HB1128 modifies constable training and certification requirements, including a 128-hour training mandate and annual in-service training.
Tennessee HB1128 amends the state's laws concerning constables by requiring newly elected or appointed constables to complete 128 hours of law enforcement training within the first year of their election or appointment. This training requirement may be waived if the constable completes a comparable basic law enforcement course within one year. Additionally, constables must be paired with a trained constable or a POST-certified officer during their official duties until they complete the required training.
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