AUXILIARY POLICE PROGRAM Sample Clauses

AUXILIARY POLICE PROGRAM. 36.1: The City has a Police Auxiliary Program, staffed by volunteers. In recognition of the expanded residency requirements, the Union and its members agree to cooperate fully, to be cordial, helpful and to enthusiastically support the Auxiliary Police Program by: (1) having a member of the Union sitting on the panel interviewing prospective auxiliary officers; (2) assisting in the training of auxiliary officers which includes both classroom and on-the-road training; and (3) allowing auxiliary officers to ride with police officers and during such time, extending them courteous treatment. The points listed in this Section are merely illustrations of the type of cooperation and courtesy which the Union and its members agree to extend to auxiliary officers. It is the City's and Union's intent to have a cooperative effort to develop a strong Auxiliary Police Program. Except for current auxiliary officers, an Auxiliary officer, at the time of his appointment, must be a City resident or be employed in the City or own a business or property in the City. Current auxiliary officers may continue in the Auxiliary Police Program. Auxiliary officers shall continue to be used as provided in the Police Department Procedures Manual in effect January 1, 1989 provided that the ratio of police officers to auxiliary officers shall be modified as follows: 3 Auxiliary Officers to 2 Police Officers 5 Auxiliary Officers to 3 Police Officers 7 Auxiliary Officers to 4 Police Officers 9 Auxiliary Officers to 6 Police Officers 12 Auxiliary Officers to 8 Police Officers 14 Auxiliary Officers to 9 Police Officers 16 Auxiliary Officers to 10 Police Officers 18 Auxiliary Officers to 12 Police Officers ARTICLE XXXVII DEFERRED COMPENSATION
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