G.O.

Question 1

GO .1

Answer 1

Department Mission Statement/five departmental goals:

Prevent Loss of Life, Injuries, and Property Damage

Maximize Service to the Public and Assistance to Allied Agencie

Manage Traffic and Emergency Incidents

Protect Public and State Assets

Improve Departmental Efficiciency

ORGANIZATIONAL VALUES
Respect for others. • Fairness. • Ethical practices. • Equitable treatment for all.

Question 2

GO .8

Answer 2

COURAGE-Stand for what is right despite the threat of adversity.

HONESTY Uphold the truth, and maintain the trust and confidence placed upon us by the citizens of California.

PROFESSIONALISM Constantly strive for quality and excellence.

PRINCIPLES Adhere to the highest conduct which promotes moral and ethical ideals.

RESPECT Display a positive and service-oriented attitude towards the public and each other.

INTEGRITY Be honorable, open, and fair; this is the cornerstone of our profession.

DEDICATION Commit to the mission of the Department and our oath.

ESPRIT DE CORPS Encourage personal and organizational success through group effort and team spirit.

Question 3

GO 6.7

Answer 3

Acting Sergeant/OIC guidelines and responsibilities

Question 4

GO 10.8

Answer 4

PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT CONSIDERATIONS FOR PROMOTION TO SERGEANT THROUGH CHIEF, CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL

Question 5

GO 21.4

Answer 5

NOTIFICATION OF KIN

Question 6

GO 40.10

Answer 6

PURSUIT REPORTING PROCEDURES

Question 7

GO 70.4

Answer 7

PARTICIPATION IN COMMUNITY EVENTS BY DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES

Question 8

GO 90.1

Answer 8

SOCIAL MEDIA OUTREACH POLICY

Question 9

GO 100.11

Answer 9

OFFICER’S EVALUATION/ACTIVITY SUMMARY – CHP 100

Question 10

GO 100.17

Answer 10

Helmets

Question 11

GO 100.18

Answer 11

NOTIFICATION OR CANCELLATION OF COURT APPEARANCES

Question 12

GO 100.20

Answer 12

TOLL PASSAGE ON STATE-OWNED BRIDGE/TOLL HIGHWAYS

Question 13

GO 100.21

Answer 13

ENFORCEMENT/PUBLIC CONTACT DEMOGRAPHIC DATA COLLECTION

Question 14

GO 100.31

Answer 14

STOPPING OF TRAINS

Question 15

GO 100.36

Answer 15

DISPOSITION OF LIVESTOCK KILLED ON HIGHWAYS, SECURING INJURED OR LOOSE LIVESTOCK, REPORTING DAMAGED LIVESTOCK FENCES

Question 16

G.O. 100.40

Answer 16

USE OF OCCUPANT RESTRAINTS IN VEHICLES USED FOR STATE BUSINESS

Question 17

GO 100.42

Answer 17

RIDE-ALONGS

Question 18

GO 100.45

Answer 18

ASSISTANCE TO PEDESTRIANS AND OCCUPANTS OF DISABLED VEHICLES, RESPONSE PROTOCOL, AND INSPECTION OF UNOCCUPIED VEHICLES

Question 19

GO 100.62

Answer 19

VERBAL NOTICE OF DMV ACTION BY PEACE OFFICER- DL 310

Question 20

GO 100.63

Answer 20

FOLLOW-UP PROCEDURES - CALIFORNIA VEHICLE CODE SECTION 12951 VIOLATIONS

Question 21

GO 100.72

Answer 21

EMERGENCY TRANSPORTATION AND ESCORTS

Question 22

GO 100.80

Answer 22

NOTIFICATION AND REPORT OF EMERGENCIES AND UNUSUAL OCCURRENCES

Question 23

GO 100.84

Answer 23

SERVICE OF SEARCH AND ARREST WARRANTS INVOLVING ENTRY INTO RESIDENCES, BUSINESSES, AND OTHER STRUCTURES (WARRANT SERVICE PROGRAM)

Question 24

GO 100.90

Answer 24

MAXIMUM ENFORCEMENT PERIOD REPORTING

Question 25

GO 100.91

Answer 25

SEARCH AND SEIZURE POLICY

Question 26

GO 110.2

Answer 26

RELEASE OF COLLISION INFORMATION

Question 27

GO 110.9

Answer 27

REPORTING OF DEATHS IN CUSTODY AND ARREST-RELATED DEATH INCIDENT REPORT

Question 28

GO 120.2

Answer 28

REQUEST FOR LEGAL INTERPRETATIONS

Question 29

GO .4

Answer 29

DESIGNATION OF ALTERNATE COMMANDERS

Question 30

GO 100.6

Answer 30

SPECIAL RELATIONSHIPS

Question 31

GO 100.61

Answer 31

MVARS

Question 32

GO 100.86

Answer 32

RISK MANAGEMENT RESPONSE PROTOCOL