1.  Training and certification of all law enforcement officers in State.  In accordance with this chapter, to establish training and certification standards for all law enforcement officers, set requirements for board-approved courses, prescribe curriculum and certify both graduates of board-approved courses and persons for whom the board has waived the training requirements of this chapter. Certification must be based on the officer's demonstration of having acquired specific knowledge and skills directly related to job performance;  

2.  Admission standards.  In accordance with the requirements of this chapter, to establish standards for admission to the board-approved courses, including academic and physical admission standards that apply uniformly to all candidates applying for admission to the academy;  

3.  Certification of criminal justice executives.  To certify and set standards for certification of criminal justice executives. As used in this subsection, "criminal justice executives" means police chiefs, sheriffs and the persons directly below the police chiefs or sheriffs in line of command;  

4.  Training and certification of sheriffs. 

5.  Training and certification of adult corrections officers in State.  In accordance with this chapter, to establish training and certification standards for all adult corrections officers, set requirements for board-approved courses, prescribe curriculum and certify graduates of board-approved courses and persons for whom the board has waived the training requirements of this chapter. Certification must be based on the officer's demonstration of having acquired specific knowledge and skills directly related to job performance as a corrections officer who is responsible for the custody or direct supervision of persons confined in a county or regional jail or state adult correctional facility.  

5-A.  Training of corrections employees with law enforcement powers.  To establish certification standards and a preservice and in-service training program for employees of the Department of Corrections authorized to exercise law enforcement powers as described in Title 34‑A, section 3011. This program must include:  

5-B.  Training and certification of juvenile corrections officers in State.  In accordance with this chapter, to establish training and certification standards for all juvenile corrections officers, set requirements for board-approved courses, prescribe curriculum and certify graduates of board-approved courses and persons for whom the board has waived the training requirements of this chapter. Certification must be based on the officer's demonstration of having acquired specific knowledge and skills directly related to job performance as a corrections officer who is responsible for the custody or direct supervision of persons confined in a state juvenile correctional facility.  

5-C.  Training and certification of probation and parole officers.  To establish training and certification standards for probation and parole officers, set requirements for board-approved courses, prescribe curricula and certify graduates of board-approved courses. Certification must be based on the officer's demonstration of having acquired specific knowledge and skills directly related to job performance;  

6.  Training and certification of State Police enlisted personnel. 

7.  Training of harbor masters.  To establish suitable training programs for harbor masters authorized to make arrests under Title 38, chapter 1, subchapter I, relevant to their duties as harbor masters;  

8.  Training and certification in court procedures.  To establish certification standards and a program to certify law enforcement officers as being familiar with current court procedures. This program shall include:  

8-A.  Training of police officers of the Bureau of Capitol Police.  To establish certification standards and a training program for police officers appointed by the Commissioner of Public Safety pursuant to section 2908. This program must include:  

8-B.  Training of judicial marshals.  To establish certification standards and a preservice and in-service training program for judicial marshals. This program must include:  

8-C.  Training of transport officers.  To establish certification standards and a training program for transport officers. This program must include:  

8-D.  Training of forest rangers.  To establish certification standards and a training program for the state supervisor of the forest protection unit of the Bureau of Forestry within the Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry and forest rangers appointed under Title 12, section 8901. This program must include:  

9.  Other training programs.  To establish additional training programs considered to be beneficial to law enforcement officers, corrections officers and other criminal justice personnel;  

10.  Establish fees.  To establish, with the approval of the commissioner, reasonable fees for attendance to defray at least part of the operation costs of the academy;  

11.  Formulate a budget. 

12.  Accept funds and grants.  With the approval of the commissioner, to accept such federal funds or grants as may be available to carry out the purposes of the academy;  

13.  Acquire facilities.  With the approval of the commissioner, to lease, rent or acquire adequate facilities to conduct the academy's training programs;  

14.  Certification of instructors.  To certify and set standards for certification of law enforcement and criminal justice instructors to be used in all academy preservice, basic and in-service training programs as required by the board of trustees and over which the board has statutory control;  

15.  Revocation or suspension of certification.  To take disciplinary action concerning any certificate issued by the board, including but not limited to suspension or revocation;  

15-A.  Standards of conduct.  To adopt rules establishing standards of conduct for an applicant for a certificate and a certificate holder the violation of which subject that person to disciplinary action pursuant to section 2806‑A, subsection 5, paragraph M;  

16.  Provide assistance and materials.  To provide to state, municipal and county corrections officers and state, municipal and county law enforcement officers any assistance or instructional materials the board considers necessary to fulfill the purposes of this chapter and Title 30‑A, sections 381 and 2671;  

17.  Acceptance of gifts.  To accept, as recommended by the Director of the Maine Criminal Justice Academy, money, goods and services, gifts, bequests and endowments donated to the Maine Criminal Justice Academy to support any activities carried out by the Maine Criminal Justice Academy pursuant to this chapter. Any money donated to the academy and any proceeds from the sale of property bequeathed to the board pursuant to this section must be deposited in the academy's Other Special Revenue Funds account;  

18.  Rules.  To adopt rules as the board determines necessary and proper to carry out this chapter. Rules adopted pursuant to this subsection are routine technical rules as defined in Title 5, chapter 375, subchapter 2‑A; and  

19.  Issuance of subpoenas.  To conduct investigations and issue subpoenas to assist with investigations or as otherwise considered necessary for the fulfillment of its responsibilities and to hold hearings and issue subpoenas for witnesses, records and documents in the name of the board in accordance with the terms of Title 5, section 9060, except that the subpoena authority applies to any stage or type of an investigation and is not limited to an adjudicatory hearing.