Who receives the fee for a requalification certificate?

The fee for a requalification certificate is received by the Ohio Peace Officer Training Commission. This commission is responsible for training and certifying peace officers throughout the state of Ohio. The funds collected from requalification certificates support the ongoing training efforts, development of training programs, and maintenance of standards for law enforcement officers.

When officers seek to maintain their certification, it's essential that a governing body oversees and manages the fees associated with various qualifications and training requirements. In this case, the Ohio Peace Officer Training Commission has been designated to handle those duties, ensuring that the process is standardized and governed by the appropriate regulations.

The other choices do not act as the proper authority for collecting fees specifically related to peace officer requalification. The Governor's Office, State Legislature, and the Ohio Department of Public Safety may play roles in overseeing law enforcement and public safety but do not directly manage the fees for requalification certificates.