CALL-IN OVERTIME PROCESS Sample Clauses

CALL-IN OVERTIME PROCESS. The Patrol Commander will ensure an overtime call-in list is established for Patrol Division personnel and maintained by each Shift Commander. The call-in list will be based on seniority by assigned shift. The Shift Commander shall determine the need for call-in overtime based on the needs of the Department on the given day/time. When a call-in is needed, the Shift Commander shall first use the current volunteer list to identify potential volunteers who may work the overtime concurrently with the shift in need or on their off day. An updated volunteer list will be available electronically and members may designate whether or not they wish to be notified of volunteer overtime while on their off days. School Resource Officers (SRO) and Patrol Officers assigned to the Violent Crimes Interdiction Team (VCIT) may place themselves on the volunteer list. If unable to fill the need through the volunteer list, the Shift Commander will then utilize the mandatory call-in list to notify the next officer in line to be mandated. Incidents or investigations requiring a call-in of Special Operations Division personnel shall be determined and initiated by the Special Operations Division Lieutenant of Detectives through the Shift Commander.
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