Appointment of Assistant Chief Sample Clauses

Appointment of Assistant Chief. A. All promotions to the rank of Assistant Chief shall be exempt from competitive examinations, and instead shall be made by discretionary appointment of the Chief. The Chief will not be required to make promotions to the rank of Assistant Chief within any specific time period. B. An Officer appointed to the rank of Assistant Chief may be demoted at the exclusive discretion of the Chief, and shall have no right to appeal such a demotion. An Officer so demoted shall have no right to prior notice, a statement of charges or to file a grievance or other complaint. Neither the Civil Service Commission nor an Arbitrator shall have any jurisdiction, power, or authority to investigate or review such demotion or to alter the terms of such demotion. C. The Chief may provide by policy for Chain of Command coverage for Assistant Chiefs and their subordinates. 1. A Captain assigned to a position in a chain-of-command which is directly supervised by an Assistant Chief shall not be entitled to higher classification pay unless required by a direct order to actually serve as an Assistant Chief. In the event that such a Captain, who is directly supervised by an Assistant Chief, is ordered to serve in the higher classification of Assistant Chief, that Captain is entitled to the Captain’s hourly rate of pay plus a 10% increase for the hours worked as Assistant Chief.
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Appointment of Assistant Chief. A. The classification previously titled “deputy chief” is now titled “assistant chief.”
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Appointment of Assistant Chief. The Chief of Police shall have the right to appoint two (2) Assistant Chiefs which shall be one rank immediately above the rank of Deputy Chief and one rank immediately below the Chief of Police in the chain of command. This Article shall create no positions within the rank of Assistant Chief other than by this Article. As vacancies occur in the rank of Assistant Chief, the Chief of Police shall either appoint an Officer or permanently abolish the position within ninety (90) calendar days in accordance with this Section. Should the Chief of Police fail to appoint and the position is permanently abolished, the position of Assistant Chief shall revert to the rank of Captain or Lieutenant, whichever is applicable. Appointments to the rank of Assistant Chief shall be by the Chief of Police at his sole discretion, provided that the Officer promoted is a Deputy Chief, Captain or a Lieutenant provided that the Lieutenant has a minimum two (2) years in rank). Officers appointed to this rank shall be subject to overall City policies and regulations and while appointed to this rank shall not be subject to the provisions of Chapter 143, Local Government Code, or any provision of this Agreement, unless specifically so provided in this Article. Effective October 1, 2005, as to Officers appointed thereafter only, Officers appointed to the rank of Assistant Chief shall be required as a condition of maintaining the appointed rank to obtain a Master’s Degree from an accredited college or university within thirty-six (36) months after being appointed. Effective upon the execution of this Agreement, if a Captain or Lieutenant is appointed to Assistant Chief they shall have forty eight (48) months in order to obtain a Master’s Degree from an accredited college or university. Assistant Chiefs who have already obtained a Masters Degree prior to being appointed to the rank of Assistant Chief, shall present proof of completion to the Chief of Police within seven (7) calendar days of being appointed to the rank. Assistant Chiefs who have not obtained a Masters Degree must complete and make a passing grade on at least one-third of any Masters Degree requirements they have left to obtain in an approved Masters Degree program every twelve (12) months after being appointed to the rank of Assistant Chief until such time as a Masters Degree is awarded. Assistant Chiefs will submit proof of the completion of the required hours to the Chief of Police and the Association on their annual pr...
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