Damaged Personal Property. Any items of personal property, including but not limited to shoes, watches, eyeglasses, contact lenses, dentures or clothing, which are lost in the fresh pursuit or apprehension of a suspect, stolen or damaged in the performance of official duties, shall be reimbursed to the affected sworn member of the Cincinnati Police Department at their current replacement cost, not to exceed $300.00. There shall be no requirement that an employee received an injury to his or her person in order to qualify under this section. In the event that more than one item of personal property is lost, stolen or damaged in any one incident, then the $300.00 limit shall apply to each individual item and not be considered as the total amount recoverable for all lost, stolen or damaged items. Exceptions: Personal pagers, cellular telephones, and personal computers shall not be subject to reimbursement under this section unless such items have been specifically authorized in advance and in writing for use and reimbursement by the Chief of Police. If reimbursement is to be denied, that fact must be communicated to the member, in writing, at the time the Chief responds. Reimbursement under this provision shall be available for personal property lost, damaged, or stolen during off duty employment provided the member is engaged in an official police function.
Damaged Personal Property. Personal property, which is damaged in the line of duty, will be repaired or replaced by the College at no cost to the employee, except where such damage or loss was caused by the employee’s negligence. Such personal property shall be limited to prescription glasses, contact lenses, dentures, and wristwatches. Damaged items shall be turned into the College. The following rules will apply: $150 maximum per personal item damaged and a $300 maximum per incident. A report will accompany all requests for reimbursement under this Section.
Damaged Personal Property. Except to the extent caused by the member’s negligence and except to the extent covered by insurance, a member, after obtaining the prior approval of the Police Chief, shall be allowed to turn in glasses, contacts, sunglasses, watches, wedding bands and other jewelry or personal property, which are damaged in the line of duty and these items will be repaired or replaced by the Township; provided, however, that the cost of any repair or replacement shall not exceed $500.00 per occurrence. Members shall submit an inventory of such items including the value of such item and keep such inventory updated. Only those items listed on the inventory shall be eligible for repair or replacement. A report will accompany all requests for repair or replacement under this Section, as well as photographs of damaged items to be repaired or replaced.
Damaged Personal Property. 10/6/1 The Employer agrees to pay the cost of repairing eye glasses, watches, medically prescribed prosthetic devices (such as artificial limbs, dentures and hearing aids) or articles of clothing damaged in the line of duty. Such reimbursement provision shall not apply to items where the replacement value or repair cost is ten dollars ($10.00) or less.
Damaged Personal Property. 39.01 Any items of personal property, including but not limited to watches, eyeglasses, contact lenses, or dentures, which are lost, stolen, or damaged in the performance of official duties, shall be reimbursed to the affected member of this bargaining unit at their current replacement cost, not to exceed seventy-five dollars ($75.00) per incident. There shall be no requirement that an employee receive an injury in order to qualify under this section.
Damaged Personal Property. Except to the extent caused by the member's negligence and except to the extent covered by insurance, a member shall be allowed to turn in personal property which is damaged in the line of duty and these items will be replaced by the Township at no cost to the member. This Section shall not apply to cruisers.
Damaged Personal Property. The City agrees to repair or replace with an item of equal value, as necessary, any personal property that is necessary and/or required for the employee’s assigned duty if such is damaged or broken as a result of the employee being required to subdue another person, or is being attacked by another person, during the course of the employee’s duties. The employee will be required to document such an incident and turn in the damaged or broken item to his/her immediate supervisor in a timely manner. The City agrees to repair or replace a pair of prescription eyeglasses with a pair of equal value. The maximum amount payable under this Section is two hundred dollars ($200.00) per incident except where the employee can establish that the damaged property is not functionally replaceable by items that cost two hundred dollars ($200.00) or less.
Damaged Personal Property. Employees shall be allowed to turn in personal property, which is damaged in the line of duty, and these items will be repaired or replaced by the City at no cost to the employee, except where such damage was caused by the employee's negligence. The following rules will apply $150.00 maximum per personal item damaged; $300.00 maximum per incident. An A/I Report will accompany all requests for reimbursement under this Section. In order to qualify for reimbursement, the personal property must be of a kind customarily worn or used in performing the job or related activities.
Damaged Personal Property. Prescription eye glasses, contact lenses, or watches, which are damaged during the performance of the employee’s assigned job duties, shall be replaced by the City, except where the damage is due to the employee’s fault, via a reimbursement procedure, up to a maximum of one- hundred dollars ($100.00) in any calendar year. Requests for the replacement of the above named damaged personal property must be submitted in writing to the Division Director, identifying the circumstances under which the damage occurred as well as the type, brand name, model, value, and condition of the property prior to the damage occurring, together with the damaged property. If such request is subsequently approved, the employee shall be reimbursed for the purchase of replacement personal property, as named above, which, in all respects, is substantially similar to that which was damaged, up to the maximum value identified above, provided that the employee submits a valid receipt identifying the type, brand name, model, dollar amount, etc. of the property purchased as a replacement. The parties agree to meet in a Labor-Management meeting within 60-days of the ratification of this agreement to discuss personal cell phone use and possible guidelines needed to consider cell phone reimbursement options if damage or loss occurs while performing City operations.
Damaged Personal Property. Except to the extent caused by the member’s negligence and except to the extent covered by insurance, a member, after obtaining the prior approval of the Fire Chief, shall be allowed to turn in glasses, watches, and wedding bands which are damaged in the line of duty and these items will be repaired or replaced by the Township; provided, however, that the cost of any repair or replacement shall not exceed the following monetary limitations: glasses or contact lenses - up to $200.00 per occurrence; watches - up to $100.00 per occurrence; and wedding bands - up to $100.00 per occurrence. A report will accompany all requests for repair or replacement under this Section.
