1
Q
Name the Organizational Values of the Department?
A
- Respect for Others
- Fairness
- Ethical practices
- Equitable treatment for all.
2
Q
Name the four Departmental Goals designed to accomplish the mission of the CHP
A
- Protect life and property
- Enhance Public Trust through superior service
- Invest in our people
- Anticipate Public Safety and Law Enforcement Trends and provide assistance to allied agencies
GO's
flashcards
Decks in class (90)
# Cards
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G.O. 6.2 Office Hours and lunch periods5
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G.O. 0.12
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GO 0.12 Enahancing safety through service5
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GO 0.13 Oath of Allegiance, Code of Honor, and Code of ethics8
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G.O .0.2 Departmental Management Philosophies8
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GO 0.3 Courtesy Cards, Communications and Badges4
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G.O. 0.4 – Designation of Alternate Commanders9
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G.O. 7 Citizens Advisory Board7
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G.O. 0.8 Professional Values3
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G.O. 0.9 Use of State owned equipment and resources6
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G.O. 1.5 Meetings and Briefings5
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General Order 10.13, Employer Pull Notice Program1
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G.O. 10.15 DEPARTMENTAL RESPONSE TO PAROLE HEARINGS3
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G.O. 10.16 PEACE OFFICER RETIREE PRIVELAGES3
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G.O. 10.22 SUCCESSION PLANNING CADRE4
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G.O. 10.23 WEAPONS POLICY FOR NONUNIFORMED EMPLOYEES3
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GO 10.5 – CRITICAL DUTY CAPABILITY REQUIRED – UNIFORMED MEMBER2
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GO 10.6 – FIELD AND HEADQUARTERS ASSIGNMENTS AND TRANSFERS NONUNIFORMED EMPLOYEES4
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General Order 10.7, Field and Headquarters Assignments and Transfers Uniformed Employees7
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GO 100.100 Uniform Crime Reporting10
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G.O. 100.101 Active Shooter Response3
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GO 100.17 - HELMETS4
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GO 100.18 – NOTIFICATION OR CANCELLATION OF COURT APPEARANCES3
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G.O. 100.20 – TOLL PASSAGE ON STATE-OWNED BRIDGES6
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GO 100.21 – ENFORCEMENT/PUBLIC CONTACT DEMOGRPHIC DATA COLLECTION11
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GO 100.24 – 24-HOUR ROAD PATROL3
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GO 100.28 – CRIMINAL FINGERPRINTING; JUS 8715, ADULT DISPOSITION OF ARREST AND COURT ACTION; AND JUS 8716, JUVENILE DETENTION DISPOSITION10
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GO 100.30 – CLOSING OF HIGHWAY FOR SALVAGE OPERATIONS3
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GO 100.31 – STOPPING OF TRAINS6
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GO 100.33 – NOTICE OF REMOVE ENCROACHMENT1
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GO 100.34 – USE OF CIVILIANS FOR LOCAL TRAFFIC CONTROL2
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GO 100.3 reporting and investigating threats against state public officials4
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General Order 100.35, Exempt Railroad Grade Crossings2
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General Order 100.36, Disposition of Livestock Killed on Highways, Securing Injured or Loose Livestock, Reporting Damaged Livestock Fences4
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General Order 100.38, Assignment of Case Numbers3
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G.O. 100.39 CHP 202, DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE ARREST-INVESTIGATION REPORT, AND CHP 216, ARREST-INVESTIGATION REPORT7
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G.O. 100.40 USE OF OCUPANT RESTRAINTS IN VEHICLES USED FOR STATE BUSINES3
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G.O. 100.41 FILM PERMITS2
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GENERAL ORDER 100.42 RIDE-ALONGS7
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GENERAL ORDER 100.43 JOINT OPERATIONAL POLICY STATEMENTS CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL4
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GENERAL ORDER 100.44 MEDIAN BARRIER OPENINGS1
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GENERAL ORDER 100.45 ASSISTANCE TO PEDESTRIANS AND OCCUPANTS OF DISABLED VEHICLES, AND INSPECTION OF UNOCCUPIED VEHICLES3
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GENERAL ORDER 100.46 REPORTING OF HIGHWAY CONDITIONS2
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GENERAL ORDER 100.49 SPECIAL WEAPONS AND TACTICS TEAM1
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GO 100.5 Regulated Devices21
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GO 100.50 - EXPLOSIVES SECURITY AND STORAGE5
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GO 100.51 - NUMBER OF OFFICERS ASSIGNED TO FIELD PATROL UNITS3
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GO 100.61 - USE OF MOBILE VIDEO/AUDIO RECORDING SYSTEMS33
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GO 100.62 - VERBAL NOTICE OF DMV ACTION BY PEACE OFFICER - DL3102
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GO 100.63 - FOLLOW-UP PROCEDURES CALIFORNIA VEHICLE CODE SECTION 12951 VIOLATIONS1
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Go 100.64 – Beat Descriptions9
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GO 100.66 – Department of Motor Vehicle Re-Examination of Drive5
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GO 100.69 – Enforcement Policy: Highway Transportation System4
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GO 100.7 Child Passenger Safety Program6
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GO 100.72 – Transportation and Escorts3
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GO 100.74 – Dealer Responsibilities and Violations2
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GO 100.76 – Special Alert and/or Wanted Bulletin3
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GO 100.80 – Notification and Report of Emergencies and Unusual Occurrences5
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GO 100.82 CHP 302A, Field Interview6
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GO 100.83 Confidential Address Program3
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GO 100.84 Service of Search and Arrest Warrants Involving Entry into Residences, Businesses, and Other Structures (Warrant Service Progra14
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GO 100.87 California Highway Patrol Terrorism Liaison Officer Program6
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GO 100.90 Maximum Enforcement Period Reporting10
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GO 100.91 Search and Seizure Policy20
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GO 100.93 Withhold of Enforcement2
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GO 100.95 ON-DUTY USE OF CELLULAR TELEPHONES AND PERSONAL ELECTRONIC/ENTERTAINMENT DEVICES7
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GO 100.98 Counter Terrorism and Threat Awareness9
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GO 100.99 Interview and Interrogation Rooms5
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G.O. 11.12 OPERATIONAL DIAL TELEPHONE SYSTEM2
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G.O. 11.3 LOCATION CODES3
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G.O. 11.4 DINING FACILITY AT THE CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL ACADEMY2
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G.O. 11.7 CALIFORNIA PEACE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION CONFERENCES AND MEETINGS2
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G.O. 11.8 PAYMENT OF MEMBERSHIP DUES2
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G.O. 110.2 Release of Collision Information3
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G.O. 110.7 Policy – Daily Reporting of Traffic Deaths1
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G.O. 110.8 Processing and Storage of Digital Media2
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G.O. 120.2 Requests for Legal Interpretations2
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G.O. 120.4 Legislative Program3
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G.O. 150.2 EMPLOYEE SUGGESTION PROGRAM2
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GENERAL ORDER 21.1 ORGANIZATION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL6
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GENERAL ORDER 21.4 NOTIFICATION OF KIN2
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GENERAL ORDER 21.7 ORGANIZATIONAL ROSTER2
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GENERAL ORDER 22.3 RESIDENT POSTS5
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GO 22.6 COMMAND STRATEGIC PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS5
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GO 40.2: RESEARCH STUDIES OF OUTSIDE AGENCIES2
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GO 40.3-Speed Monitoring7
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40.5-Designating Combined Use Highways3
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40.6-Departmental Grants Program10
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40.7-Golf Cart Crossing Zones and Transportation Plans3
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GO 41.2 Environmental Impact Documents2
