Police. All functions that require a police officer as determined by the Chief of Police or his/her designee will require an hourly charge with a four (4) hour minimum per police officer. This includes the entire time the police officer is on duty, including pre and post function hours as required.
Police. Whenever a large number of people are expected to attend an outdoor activity at the park the city shall have the right to determine the total number of police officers for such event. If the Police Chief, Mayor, or Safety Service Director deems it necessary that there be an additional officer or officers, or if the renter requests an additional officer, then the city will provide one and the renter shall pay the city the current rate for each officer involved.
Police. The provision of law enforcement services in connection with any aspect of the commuter passenger rail service shall be the exclusive responsibility of the Commissions, and in no event shall the Commissions or any Operator assert any right to require provision of the services of such law enforcement services from the Department. The Department shall be responsible for providing law enforcement services, including the policing of trespassers, on the Virginia Tracks and other Virginia-Acquired RF&P Assets. The Commissions will use reasonable efforts to have the local law enforcement personnel with whom the Commissions work to cooperate with the Department’s and CSXT’s law enforcement personnel with regard to the Department’s and CSXT’s policing of trespassers within the RF&P Corridor.
Police. 9-1-1; 2) EMPACT: (000) 000-0000; 3) Suicide Hotline: 000-000-0000; and 4) Maricopa Crisis Line: (000) 000-0000
Police. City participates in the Public Employees Retirement System (PERS). The Public Employees’ Pension Reform Act (PEPRA) of 2013 applies to all public employers and public pension plans which include CalPERS. (New member = no prior PERS/reciprocal employment or a break in service greater than 6 months) Benefits include: Section 7522.25 (2.7% @ 57 Safety Formula) Section 20037 (Three Year Final Compensation) Employee contribution = 50% of Total Normal Cost,. Contribution amount is recalculated each year by CalPERS actuarial study. (Classic member = prior PERS/reciprocal employment with less than 6 month break in service) Benefits include: Section 21362 (2% @ 50 Safety Formula), Section 20037 (Three-Year Final Compensation) Employee contribution (Section 20678) = 9% Employees shall pay a combined total of twelve percent (12%) (9% employee contribution plus 3% employer contribution) towards CalPERS retirement. The 3% shall be paid into the employee’s individual CalPERS account via a CalPERS contract amendment. Benefits include: Section 21362.2 (3% @ 50 Safety Formula) Section 20042 (One Year Final Compensation) Employee contribution (Section 20678) = 9% Employees shall pay a combined total of twelve percent (12%) (9% employee contribution plus 3% employer contribution) towards CalPERS retirement. The 3% shall be paid into the employee’s individual CalPERS account via a CalPERS contract amendment. Section 21024 (Military Service Credit as Public Service) Section 21548 (Pre-Retirement Option 2W Death Benefit) Section 21574 (Fourth Level of 1959 Survivor Benefits) Sections 21624, 21626 and 21628 (Post-Retirement Survivor Allowance)
Police. 6.1 If the operation involves filming on public streets or highways the Licensee must consult the police about the filming and shall comply with any instructions of the police and the requirements of the Metropolitan Police Service - Filming in Streets: Form 833.
Police. If police are called to the unit, due to misconduct on you, the tenant(s), or any guest of yours, you will have 10 (ten) days to vacate.
Police. Should the Corporation need traffic or crowd control assistance for special events, the Corporation shall request in writing such assistance from the City and the City shall provide such assistance. The Corporation agrees to reimburse the City for its out of pocket costs therefor plus the City’s administrative review costs in the same amount and in the same manner as applies to other special events in the City of Buffalo. The Corporation shall maintain at the Seneca Buffalo Creek Territory its in-house security service to provide substantial protection to the Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino and its employees and patrons and their property. The Nation shall provide for police protection on the Seneca Buffalo Creek Territory in accordance with the Compact and applicable law. It is recognized and agreed that the Seneca Nation Marshals or other police services of the Nation or private security services engaged by the Nation or Corporation shall not have any police or enforcement powers within the exterior limits of the City except on the Seneca Buffalo Creek Territory where they shall have such powers as are afforded by applicable law.
Police. The City will provide police protection and law enforcement services in the manner same are provided to all other residents of the City.
