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• 1. 855-682-4847
• 2. 803-416-4502
• 3. 800-237-7971
• 4. 702-238-1200
• 5. 202-606-0788
• 6. 2005.0016.0008
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• 11. (800) 234-3450
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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Where can I find Aer officers?

  AER officers are conveniently located at installations around the world. Visit ArmyEmergencyRelief.org to learn more. AER’s Education Program is a secondary mission to help Army Families with the costs of education. The three separate scholarship programs are:

• Does the city of ankeny have animal control officers?

  The City of Ankeny does not have dedicated animal control officers. Rather, we are contracted with the Animal Rescue League of Iowa and they do not have the means to capture, house, or maintain stray livestock. There are also no means to license or register livestock to facilitate returning them to their rightful owners.

• How are the officers of the American pulp and Paper Workers elected?

  The Association of Western Pulp and Paper Workers use a directly democratic process for election of their officers. Nominations for association officers are done at the convention by seated delegates. Once nominations are accepted, voting for officers is done on a local level by each member in good standing.

• Are parole officers and probation officers the same?

  A probation officer has the same job function as a parole officer except a person on probation has not been sentenced to or served time in jail or prison. Probation is generally granted in lieu of a prison or jail sentence.

• Are correctional officers considered peace officers in Illinois?

  Also, according to the Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board (ILETSB), Correctional Officers are NOT considered as LE, but the Federal government considers us as such. The state says that we are only peace officers by merit of the sheriff’s office.