Retirement Amenities Sample Clauses

Retirement Amenities. Any Police Unit employee who honorably separates from employment prior to age 50, with twenty years of law enforcement experience, shall be afforded the same amenities offered by the Police Department to all persons who receive retirement benefits, such as a badge and appropriate identification. Such retirement amenities shall be provided so long as there is no legal prohibition against doing so. Police Unit employees with at least 20 years of experience as a sworn peace officer, ten of which must have been with the Simi Valley Police Department, may purchase their department issued firearm for $1 from the City at the time of retirement. The value of the firearm may be taxed if required by federal law.
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Retirement Amenities. Any Police Unit employee who honorably separates from employment prior to age 50, with twenty years of law enforcement experience, shall be afforded the same amenities offered by the Police Department to all persons who receive retirement benefits, such as a badge and appropriate identification. Such retirement amenities shall be provided so long as there is no legal prohibition against doing so.
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