Police Department/Sheriff’s Office Responsibilities Sample Clauses

Police Department/Sheriff’s Office Responsibilities. The PD/SO will designate a direct point of contact (POC) between the CCSO and CCPS. The CCSO POC will address any operational and administrative issues and will serve as a consultant for school safety and security issues including assessments and critical incident response planning. The CCSO point of contact will maintain a working knowledge of school rules, regulations, and laws regarding student safety and conduct. The CCSO POC will establish and maintain effective relationships with school personnel at the division and school levels. The CCSO will be responsible for the selection, assignment, scheduling, training, supervision, and evaluation of SROs. In their performance of law enforcement functions, the SRO will remain at all times under the control, through the chain of command, of the CCSO. The CCSO will ensure the SRO meets the training standards for SROs established by the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS) pursuant to the Code of Virginia §§ 9.1-101(54) and 9.1-114.1. The CCSO will take into consideration the views of the SD and the identified needs and conditions of the schools when (i) developing and implementing law enforcement policies and practices that may affect schools, and (ii) selecting, assigning, scheduling, training, supervising, and evaluating SROs.
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Police Department/Sheriff’s Office Responsibilities. The PD/SO will designate a direct point of contact between the PD/SO and the SD. The PD/SO point of contact will address any operational and administrative issues and will serve as a consultant for school safety and security issues including assessments and critical incident response planning. The PD/SO point of contact will maintain a working knowledge of school rules, regulations, and laws regarding student safety and conduct. The PD/SO point of contact will establish and maintain effective relationships with school personnel at the division and school levels.

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