CEREMONIAL ACTIVITIES. In the event a police officer in another department in the State of New Jersey is killed in the line of duty, the Township will permit at least one uniformed police supervisor of the Township to participate in the funeral service, for the said deceased officer, on a voluntary basis. Subject to the availability of same, the Township will permit a Township police vehicle to be utilized by the members in the funeral service. Police officers participating in such funeral service shall not be entitled to any compensation during the time in which they are participating in said funeral service unless otherwise agreed to by the Chief of Police.
CEREMONIAL ACTIVITIES. In the event a Police Officer in another department in the State of New Jersey is killed in the line of duty, the Employer will permit at least two uniformed Police Officers of the Department to participate in funeral services for the said deceased officer.
CEREMONIAL ACTIVITIES. 32.01 In the event a Police Officer in another department in the State of New Jersey is killed in the line of duty, the Employer will permit at least two uniformed Police Officers of the Department to participate in funeral services for the said deceased officer.
32.02 Subject to the availability of same, the Employer will permit a department police vehicle to be utilized by the members in the funeral service.
32.03 Police Officers participating in such funeral service shall not be entitled to any compensation during the time in which they are participating in said funeral services unless otherwise agreed to by the Chief of Police.
CEREMONIAL ACTIVITIES. A. In the event a fire officer/fire fighter in another department in the State of New Jersey is killed in the line of duty, the Township will permit at least one off duty uniformed fire officer of the Township to participate in funeral services for the said deceased officer.
B. Subject to the approval of the Fire Chief of his/her designee, the Township will permit a Township fire vehicle to be utilized by the members in the funeral service.
CEREMONIAL ACTIVITIES. In the event of a death of a law enforcement officer in another department within the state of New Jersey, the Sheriff will permit at least two (2) employees to participate in the funeral services for the deceased officer, to be selected by the Association President.
CEREMONIAL ACTIVITIES. Whenever a sworn law enforcement officer, as defined by N.J.S.A. 43:15A-97, is killed in the line of duty in the State of New Jersey, the County agrees to send a minimum of six (6) uniformed Officers (two (2) from Courthouse; two (2) from Patrol and Two (2) from Corrections) to participate in funeral services for the said deceased law enforcement officer, so long as the funeral services take place within the State of New Jersey or, if outside the State of New Jersey, within a fifty (50) mile radius of the Passaic County Jail. Subject to the availability of same, the Sheriff will permit two (2) County vehicles to be utilized by the members in the funeral service. Officers participating in such funeral service shall not be entitled to any compensation during the time in which they are participating in said funeral service unless otherwise agreed to by the Sheriff's Office.
CEREMONIAL ACTIVITIES. 35.01 IN the event a law enforcement officer in another department of the State of New Jersey is killed in the line of duty, the Employer will permit at least two (2) off-duty uniformed Officers of the Department to participate in funeral services for said deceased officer. Reasonable notice shall be given.
35.02 Subject to the availability of same, and subject to the Warden’s approval, the Employer will permit a Department vehicle to be utilized by the member in the funeral service.
35.03 Officers participating in such funeral service shall not be entitled to any compensation during the time in which they are participating in said funeral services.
CEREMONIAL ACTIVITIES. A. In the event a police officer in another department in the State of New Jersey is killed in the line of duty the City will permit at least one uniformed police officer of the City to participate in the funeral service for the said deceased officer, on a voluntary, off duty basis.
B. At the discretion of the Chief of Police and subject to availability, the City will permit a City police vehicle to be utilized by the officer attending the funeral service.
C. Police officers participating in such funeral service shall not be entitled to any compensation during the time that they are participating in said funeral service.
CEREMONIAL ACTIVITIES. In the event a police officer in another Department in the State of New Jersey is killed in the line of duty, the Employer will permit at least two (2) uniformed police officers of the Department to participate in funeral services for the said deceased officer. Subject to the availability of same, and with the Chiefs approval, the Employer will permit a Department police vehicle to be utilized by the members in the funeral service. Police officers participating in such funeral service shall not, be entitled to any compensation during the time in which they are participating in said funeral services unless otherwise agreed to by the Chief of Police. This Agreement shall also cover the attendance of a funeral of a police officer in another state.
CEREMONIAL ACTIVITIES. A. In the event a Police Officer in another department in the State of New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and/or Delaware is killed in the line of duty, the Chief of Police shall permit at least one (1) uniformed employee of the City to participate in funeral services for the said deceased Officer. Such Officer may attend in lieu of working their shift. This Officer is to be selected from a list of officers requesting the assignment on a rotational basis. The Chief of Police may authorize up to an additional three (3) Officers to attend said services without compensation if manpower needs permit.
B. Subject to the availability of same, the City will permit a City police vehicle to be utilized by the employees in a funeral service.
C. In the event employees participating in such ceremonial activities approved by the Chief of Police are injured during the course of said activities (including to and from activity), said employees shall be deemed to have been injured while on duty.
