FIREARMS PROFICIENCY Sample Clauses

FIREARMS PROFICIENCY. 42.01. Every member who is required to carry a firearm will be paid two hundred dollars ($200.00) per year for successful completion of a firearms proficiency program devised by the Xxxxxxxx Heights Chief of Police, which will include qualification on all department weaponry, and attendance through the year at all required sessions at the appropriate shooting range with no more than one (1) excused absence. The qualifications developed by the Chief will exceed the requirements for certification adopted by the attorney general with regard to firearms proficiency as required by O.R.C. §§109.743 and 109.801. 42.02. In order to receive compensation under this Article, all requirements must be complete by December 31st of the qualifying year and the members will be permitted the same number of opportunities to qualify as are permitted by the program developed by the Ohio Peace Officer Training Commission under O.R.C. §109.801. 42.03. Members will be paid for successful completion of the program set forth in Section 42.02 in January following the year all qualifications are met.
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FIREARMS PROFICIENCY. Police officers covered under this Agreement shall be required to pass a firearm- qualification-courses determined by MCOLES. Said qualification shall evaluate the officer’s proficiency with firearms authorized for carry by the Employer. Qualifications shall take place annually. The Employer shall supply all required ammunition.
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FIREARMS PROFICIENCY. Officers shall meet firearms proficiency and marksmanship standards of the Massachusetts Criminal Justice Training Council. Failure to meet the standards shall constitute just cause under Article IIIA for disciplinary action by the Town; provided, however, all officers shall have an adequate opportunity for prior training or retraining prior to any final firearm proficiency test. If firearms training is scheduled by the Department when officers are off duty, such training shall be subject to Section 5 of Article 16.
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FIREARMS PROFICIENCY. 40.01. Every member who is required to carry a firearm will be paid two hundred dollars ($200.00) per year for successful completion of a firearms proficiency program devised by the Xxxxxxxx Heights Chief of Police, which will include qualification on all department weaponry, and attendance through the year at all required sessions at the appropriate shooting range with no more than one (1) excused absence. The qualifications developed by the Chief will exceed the requirements for certification adopted by the attorney general with regard to firearms proficiency as required by O.R.C. §§109.743 and 109.801.
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FIREARMS PROFICIENCY. Police officers covered under this Agreement shall be required to pass a firearm qualification courses determined by the Employer. Said qualification shall evaluate the officer’s proficiency with firearms authorized for carry by the Employer. Qualifications shall take place annually. The Employer shall supply all required ammunition.
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FIREARMS PROFICIENCY. All bargaining unit members shall meet firearms proficiency and marksmanship standards that are consistent with the Municipal Police Training Committee. Such standards shall be a condition of employment. Officers who fail the firearms testing shall be given 8 hours of training and shall be supplied with ammunition for such training and re-test. If the Officer fails the second testing, he/she shall be placed on administrative leave with pay for five (5) days, at the end of which time he/she shall be re-tested for a final time. If the officer fails the third and final firearms proficiency testing, he shall be subject to discipline, up to and including dismissal.
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FIREARMS PROFICIENCY. Section 28.1 All sworn police officers shall be required to comply with the firearms proficiency requirements established by the State of Ohio for a police officer. The economic benefits of Firearms Proficiency Pay Article 28 have been moved, as a roll-in of regular hourly wages, into the employee’s current hourly wage rate as described in Article 20.
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FIREARMS PROFICIENCY. ‌ Employees covered under this Agreement shall be required to pass a firearms qualification course determined by the Employer. Said qualification shall evaluate the officer's proficiency with firearms authorized for carry by the Employer. The employer shall supply all required ammunition.
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FIREARMS PROFICIENCY. Officers shall meet such reasonable firearms proficiency and marksmanship standards, as may be established by the Chief of Police. Such standards shall be a condition of employment, and failure to meet the standards shall constitute just cause under Article 3; provided, however, all officers shall have an adequate opportunity for prior training or retraining prior to any final firearm proficiency test.
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