Retirement of Canine. Should the canine become unfit for service in Police Department operations at any time, ownership of the canine shall be first offered to the Canine Officer for $1.00 plus any applicable tax. At such time, the Canine Officer shall no longer be compensated in any manner for care of the canine and, if the officer accepts ownership, the officer shall assume all costs of ownership.
Retirement of Canine. All parties agree that when the Police Chief or designee decides, in his/her sole discretion, to retire the canine from active duty, the current handler may purchase the canine from the City for one ($1.00) dollar. Upon the sale of the canine, the current handler will assume all further costs and liabilities associated with the canine, and the City will forever be released from all such costs and liabilities.
Retirement of Canine. All parties agree that when the Police Chief or designee decides, in their sole discretion, to retire the canine from active duty, the current handler may purchase the canine from the City for one dollar ($1.00). Upon the sale of the canine, the current handler will assume all further costs and liabilities associated with the canine, and the City will forever be released from all such costs and liabilities. Employees who work on those days when the daylight savings time change occurs shall be paid overtime for hours in excess of their regular scheduled work hours. If daylight savings time causes an employee to work less than a full shift, the employee shall be allowed to use vacation or accumulated compensatory time to make up the difference. For all employees in positions required to wear a uniform, those employees shall receive a uniform allowance of $684.25 per year.
