K-9 Officer. The County shall provide a County take home car for all Parole and Probation Officers who serve as a K-9 officer.
K-9 Officer. The K-9 officer will work four (4) consecutive days, consisting of (10) hour shifts, followed by three (3) consecutive days off duty. The K-9 officer will get sixty (60) minutes per shift for the care and maintenance of the K-9. The K-9 officer will have Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday off. The K-9 officer's schedule may be changed under the language described in Section I.
K-9 Officer. 1. A K-9 Officer shall be paid for eight (8) hours per day but shall only be required to work seven and one-half (71/2) hours per day.
K-9 Officer. Any employee assigned a dog shall receive one and one half (1 ½) hours per week at the straight time rate of pay for care, maintenance, and feeding of the dog.
K-9 Officer. 23.1 The City in its discretion shall determine whether to maintain a K-9 program. The K-9 Officer will remain on the current patrol schedule or such other schedule as the Chief of Police shall approve. The K-9 Officer retains the ability to bid for shifts by seniority. The K-9 Officer is an officer of the City and no additional compensation shall be provided for the assignment.
K-9 Officer. A. The canine officer shall receive $1,000 per year for work related care of his/her canine partner. The payment is based upon the agreement of the parties, verified by the officer, that such off duty work related care requires an average of fifteen minutes per day. The parties agree that the straight time rate of pay applicable to such work shall be $10.20 per hour and the overtime rate shall be $15.30 per hour. It is agreed by the parties that eighty (80) hours of the off-duty care time shall be at straight time and twelve (12) hours at overtime based upon actual experience and pursuant to Section 7(g) of the Fair Labors Standards Act.
K-9 Officer. Effective January 1, 2000, the City shall pay each K-9 Officer the sum of $150.00 per month. In addition, each K-9 Officer shall be granted one half (1/2) hour per day and one additional hour per month Compensatory Time for the time the officer spends with the care and maintenance of the animal.
K-9 Officer. The Employee with the assignment of K-9 Officer shall work an eleven (11) hour shift with one hour of kennel time, being paid for twelve hours at their regular rate of pay and receive fifty cents ($0.50) per hour Specialty Pay for their twelve (12) hour shift.
K-9 Officer. Any officer assigned to the canine unit shall work a seven- (7) hour shift. The eighth hour shall be given off to the officer for care, grooming and feeding of the department canine. The eighth hour off will be at the end of the shift, therefore enabling the Officer-in- Charge to hold over the canine officer in the event of personnel shortage or any other emergency determined by the Officer-in-Charge. If said canine officer is held past the seven-hour shift, the officer shall be paid at their time and one-half (1.5) rate. In addition, the canine officer shall be paid one (1) hour per day at a straight time rate for his/her care and maintenance of the K-9 on his/her regularly scheduled days off. The Town shall pay for all food and reasonable medical care for the canine. Such medical care shall include, but not be limited to heart worm medication, yearly veterinary shots, rabies vaccine, etc. The Town shall pay for all necessary training and equipment. Such equipment shall include, but not be limited to leashes, collars, bite sleeves, watering bowls, muzzles, etc. The Chief of Police with consideration from the attending veterinarian shall consider any catastrophic injury or illness of the canine on a case-by-case basis and the canine officer involved. The department canine shall be kenneled at the Officer's home and the Town shall pay for said reasonably priced kennel. The Town will provide the expense in the event the canine officer is away on vacation and the canine requires to be kenneled at a boarding kennel. The Town shall assume all reasonable liability for the canine, in regards to its performance, as a police work dog.
