DEPARTMENT VEHICLES. The agency may provide each employee with an unmarked vehicle for work use. Employees will reside within 50 miles of their assigned office. An employee currently residing outside of the 50-mile limit will continue to be allowed to do so; however, newly appointed employees and current employees that relocate their residence must abide by the 50-mile rule, unless the agency grants the employee a waiver of the rule.
DEPARTMENT VEHICLES. All Captains will be allowed to use a department vehicle for personal use as well as at work. The use of cars will be in accordance with the current Department take home car policy.
DEPARTMENT VEHICLES. The Employer will endeavor to arrange such training at a work site during regular working hours. The Employer will permit an employee to use an Employer vehicle to take CDL test, if available. The employee shall be permitted to take the CDL test during normal work hours at no loss of pay.
DEPARTMENT VEHICLES. All members assigned to the investigative unit will be allowed to use a department vehicle for personal use as well as at work. The use of cars will be in accordance with the Department's take home car policy.
DEPARTMENT VEHICLES. The Employer will endeavor to arrange such 19 training at a work site during regular working hours. The Employer will permit an 20 employee to use an Employer vehicle to take CDL test, if available. The employee shall 21 be permitted to take the CDL test during normal work hours at no loss of pay.
DEPARTMENT VEHICLES. 48.01 The Employer agrees to provide suitably equipped vehicles for the Department of Adult Corrections. These vehicles will be under and in concert with U.S. Automobile Manufacturer’s standards to insure safety and health of the operative while in performance of their duties.
48.02 All Department vehicles shall be maintained in safe working condition. The Department shall not utilize a vehicle, which has not passed a State Motor Vehicle Inspection.
48.03 All vehicles used to transport inmates shall be equipped with standard police safety equipment, which shall include a cage, seat barrier marker lights and radio communications.
DEPARTMENT VEHICLES. 16.1.1. Contract employees may be required to drive Department owned vehicles in the performance of their job responsibilities.
16.1.2. The Certification of Acceptable Driving Record, Form 000-000-00 (Form 7), must be completed with any procurement in which the Scope of Services involve driving Department owned vehicles by the Vendor or its employees. The certification must be signed and returned by the Vendor and shall become part of the contract. Refusal of the Vendor to sign, or failure to submit, may result in a non-responsive formal bid or proposal.
16.1.3. The Vendor must verify that all contract employees possess a valid Florida driver’s license and perform driver’s license checks on all contract employees prior to assignment to the Contract, and quarterly thereafter. The Vendor shall retain a record of each license check in the contract employees’ personnel files and provide to the Department upon request.
16.1.4. In the event a contract employee is found to have an unacceptable driving record, as defined in Form 000-000-000 (Form 7), the Vendor shall immediately notify the Department and the contract employee will cease to perform duties that require the use of a Department owned vehicle. Contract employees who have failed to notify the Vendor or Department of a driver’s license suspension and have operated a Department vehicle shall be subject to immediate removal from the project.
16.1.5. The Vendor shall maintain and provide proof annually of automobile liability insurance covering all vehicles with minimum combined single limit for bodily injury and property damage of at least $500,000. All such policies of insurance shall name the Department THIS EXHIBIT HAS BEEN REDACTED AND IS THE SUBJECT OF A CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUEST. REDACTED MATERIAL IS MARKED WITH [***] AND HAS BEEN FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION. as an additional insured, as its interest may appear, and shall not be cancelled without thirty (30) days’ written notice to the Department.
16.1.6. The Vendor shall be responsible for any and all damages caused by its employees, agents or sub Vendors as a result of the operation of a Department vehicle.
DEPARTMENT VEHICLES. The Police Department in fiscal year 2019 will begin replacing two-hundred and fifty- two (252) Ford interceptors (Taurus) police vehicles (out of a total fleet of eight hundred and eighty [four] (884) vehicles) with Ford Explorers. This exchange in vehicles will continue until all two-hundred and fifty-two are replaced. The County explained that the estimated cost of the vehicle change would be approximately $90,000 for the first six months of 2019 and asserted that driving in vehicles that were more spacious and more comfortable would provide tangible benefits to all of the officers as the vehicles were transitioned.
1) Shift Differentials (Section 6.8)
2) Holiday Pay (Section 6.11)
DEPARTMENT VEHICLES. The use and assignment of department vehicles must be authorized by the Chief of Police or his/her designee. A RTICLE 7 - WAGE SCHEDULE
DEPARTMENT VEHICLES. The County shall furnish every Patrol and Warrants deputy with the following equipment: two-way radio; pump shotgun; flashlight; gunshot trauma kit for officer’s use only, narcotics field test kits. Each Patrol and Warrants vehicle shall be equipped with a cage, shotgun or rifle rack, first aid kit, flashlight charger, and a fire extinguisher. The County shall provide the following equipment for each criminal investigation deputy: two-way radio and flashlight. A fire extinguisher and flashlight charger will be provided in every criminal investigation vehicle. This equipment shall be maintained in good working condition, and shall be replaced on an as needed basis. Any item that has been damaged due to abuse, misuse, or neglect shall be replaced at the expense of the officer causing the damage. The gunshot trauma will include but not limited to scissors, latex gloves, rolled gauze, and pressure bandage. The kit shall be located in the same place in every vehicle as agreed upon by the Sheriff and the Association Safety Committee.
