Hair Length Sample Clauses

Hair Length. The Police Department hair regulations shall provide that hair shall not be longer than halfway over the ears, sideburns not to exceed past the bottom of the ears and no more than one-half (1/2) inches toward the front of the face, and the hair length not to exceed past the shirt collar.
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Hair Length of the employee is a matter of personal preference and shall not be abridged except in instances where such hair length is a safety or sanitary hazard.
Hair Length. Hair shall not be worn below the bottom of the outer shirt collar (as measured when the officer is standing), nor cover any portion of the eyebrows.

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