Probationary Officer’s Field Training Sample Clauses

Probationary Officer’s Field Training. A. During their fourteen (14) week training period, probationary officers will rotate shifts as needed. At the sole option of the Chief, a probationary officer may be required to rotate through an additional three (3) week training period, provided that the Chief retains the option to recommend a probationary officer’s separation for unsatisfactory service without utilization of this additional rotation.
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