§15-2-3 State police structure; how established.
§15-2-3. State police structure; how established.
The superintendent shall create, appoint and equip the state police which shall consist of the number of troops, districts and detachments required for the proper administration of the state police. Each troop, district or detachment shall be composed of the number of officers and members the superintendent determines are necessary to meet operational needs and are required for the efficient operation of the state police. The superintendent shall establish the general organizational structure of the state police by interpretive rule in accordance with the provisions of article three, chapter twenty-nine-a of this code. The superintendent shall provide adequate facilities for the training of all members of the state police and shall prescribe basic training requirements for newly enlisted members. He or she shall also provide advanced or in-service training from time to time for all members of the state police. The superintendent shall hold training classes for other peace officers in the state without cost to those officers, except actual expenses for food, lodging and school supplies.