Frequently Asked Questions

At the Bureau of Investigation we have made changes to the process for our retirees to participate in our range qualifications. Retirees will be allowed access to our quarterly range qualifications. Ammunition and any other cost pertaining to the retirees qualification will be the sole responsibility of the retiree. Notification of range participation and all retiree forms must be submitted seven (7) days prior to the range date.

• Retiree forms
• Range Qualification form
• Personal and Weapons Information form
• HR 218 form

• Submitting forms
• You can either mail or drop off forms to Riverside County District Attorney’s Office, 3960 Orange Street, Riverside, CA 92501; Attn: Bureau Range Personnel

Please ensure all forms are completely filled out and signed and/or initialed in the proper spaces. Incomplete forms may cause a delay in the process and prevent you from participating at the range.

• Notification of participation at upcoming range dates
• Contact DA Secretary Marcella Croil at (951) 955-5430

• Upcoming Range Dates
• To be announced.

• Rules of the Range
• Corona Police Department Firearms Training Facility
• San Bernardino County Sheriffs Department

• Dress Code
• For safety concerns open toed shoes, tank tops, shorts and any other items considered to be a safety concern will not be allowed at any of the ranges. Each range facility reserves the right to deny participation if a concern arises.

• Updating contact information
• To update your contact information, contact DA Secretary Marcella Croil at (951) 955-5430

• Additional questions/information
• Contact Assistant Chief Richard Twiss at (951) 955-5430

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