REGIONAL POLICE COMMISSION Sample Clauses

REGIONAL POLICE COMMISSION. Section A. The Department shall be under the direction and control of the Commission, which shall be the governing body of the Department and, as such, shall be responsible for the operation, management, and administration of the Regional Department and have the functions, powers, and duties prescribed by this Agreement. Section B. The Commission shall initially consist of two representatives from the North Lebanon Township Board of Supervisors, and two representatives from the North Cornwall Township Board of Supervisors. Commission members’ term of office shall be years and shall be appointed at a regular meeting of the governing bodies of the Charter Municipalities. Section C. A citizen-at-large position shall be created as a voting member of the Commission, at the discretion of the Commission or when there is an even number of Commissioners. No elected official or employee of a Charter Municipality shall be eligible for appointment as the citizen-at-large member. An appointed member of a municipal commission or board is eligible for appointment as a citizen-at-large member. Except as provided below, the appointment shall be for a year term. This appointment shall be on a rotating basis between the municipalities representing a Commission Member. The citizen-at-large must be a resident of a Charter Municipality. North Lebanon Township shall appoint the first citizen-at-large member for a year term. North Cornwall Township shall appoint the second citizen-at-large member. Thereafter, each municipality or municipalities representing a new Commission member shall appoint the citizen-at-large member in the order of joining the Commission and appointing a Commission member. The citizen-at-large position shall be terminated if additional Commission members are added or changed and such addition or change of members create an even number of Commission members when including the citizen-at-large. Section D. Each representative Commission Member shall be a member of the governing body of the Charter Municipality appointing said person. A representative of a Contracting Municipality shall be a member of the governing body. In the event a representative resigns, ceases to be eligible, or is incapacitated and unable to serve as a member of the Commission, the municipality represented by the vacating Commission Member shall appoint a successor representative for the unexpired term. Section E. Contracting Municipalities shall not have the right to appoint a voting re...
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REGIONAL POLICE COMMISSION. Section A. The Department shall be under the direction and control of the EASTERN REGIONAL MON VALLEY POLICE Commission, which shall be the governing body of the Department and, as such, shall be responsible for the operation, management, and administration of the Regional Department and have the functions, powers and duties prescribed by this Agreement. Section B. The Commission shall consist of three representatives from each participating municipality, appointed independently by their Borough Councils. Commission members' term of office shall be two years and shall be appointed at a regular meeting of the governing bodies of the charter municipalities. Section C. The representative Commission Member shall be a member of the Borough Council or Mayor from the Charter Municipality appointing said person. A representative of a Contracting Municipality shall be a member of borough council or Township Board of Supervisors, Board of Commissioners, or Mayor. In the event a representative resigns, ceases to be eligible, or is incapacitated and unable to serve as a member of the Commission, the municipality represented by the vacating Commission Member shall appoint a successor Section D. Contracting Municipalities shall not have the right to appoint a voting representative but shall appoint a representative to attend meetings and participate in discussions including executive sessions. Section E. No sworn police officer or civilian employee of the Department shall be eligible for appointment to the Commission. Section F. All initial appointments to the Commission shall be made by the Charter Municipalities within thirty (30) days of the Effective Date of this Agreement. Section G. The officers of the Commission shall be Chair, Vice-Chair, Treasurer, and Secretary, and such other officers as the Commission may deem necessary and appropriate. Duties of the officers shall be as prescribed by Xxxxxxx Rules of Order, Revised. Section H. The Chair and Vice Chair will not be appointed by the commission as a whole but instead will rotate on a tri-annual (every 4 Month) basis. The Chair will begin its rotation with East Pittsburgh and continue alphabetically to North Xxxxxxxx, then Xxxxxx. The Vice Chair will begin its rotation with North Xxxxxxxx and continue in with Xxxxxx, then East Pittsburgh. For clarification please see the attached chart below. The individual charter municipality’s commission Section I. The Commission shall hold its initial organizational meeting ...
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REGIONAL POLICE COMMISSION. SECTION A. The Department is under the general supervision of a joint commission known as the Pocono Mountain Regional Police Commission, (previously defined as “PMRPC”). Xxxxxxx may determine its appointee by resolution, and so notify the PMRPC. SECTION B. The representative from Xxxxxxx shall be an elected member of the Xxxxxxx Township Board of Supervisors. SECTION X. Xxxxxxx shall appoint the member of the PMRPC for a term of one year, renewable annually. The term of office shall commence on the date of appointment, which shall be made initially upon Xxxxxxx’x membership in PMRPC and thereafter shall be made at Xxxxxxx’x reorganization meeting. SECTION D. Subject to the bylaws of the PMRPC, if Xxxxxxx’x member of the PMRPC is no longer a member of the Xxxxxxx Township Board of Supervisors, for any reason, such office on the PMRPC will automatically become vacant, and the Xxxxxxx Township Board of Supervisors shall make an appointment to the unexpired term or interim term. SECTION E. PMRPC shall provide to Xxxxxxx’x representative on the PMRPC monthly statistics on criminal activity, traffic accidents and reports, citations, warnings, Ordinance violations and arrests, non-traffic arrests and an hourly breakdown of police activity in fifteen
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