Senior Detective Sample Clauses

Senior Detective. The Police Chief or designee shall select and assign a maximum of four (4) employees with a minimum of two (2) years’ experience in the Detective assignment to Senior Detective. The Senior Detective assignment shall be for two (2) years. At the discretion of the Police Chief, the assignment may be extended for operational purposes. While the Senior Detective assignment is a non-supervisory role, employees in the assignment will work in a functional lead role over other Detectives, including assisting and directing the day-to-day work of less experienced and/or new Detectives, as well as leading complex investigations. It is not the intent of the City for Senior Detectives to replace Sergeants or other supervisory positions since the Senior Detective is a non-supervisory assignment.
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Senior Detective. Senior detectives shall not make up more than three (3) positions in MCU. These positions are earned by merit after a successful competition and are contingent upon operational needs. The Employer will determine when Senior Detective positions are to be posted and in exigent circumstances may appoint members to the Senior Detective position on a temporary basis.

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  • Alerts You may use the Internet Banking Service to request and receive from the Bank any of the alerts made available through this Service by making alert selections within the Internet Banking Application. The Bank may add new alerts or discontinue existing alerts at any time. According to your selections, we will send alerts to the email address or mobile number you provide to us in Internet Banking. It is solely your responsibility to ensure that the email address and mobile number you provide to the Bank are current and accurate. If the email address or mobile number is not current and accurate, then you must update your email address or mobile number in Internet Banking before alerts can be delivered to the email address or mobile number again. You may choose to opt out of the alerts service at any time. However, if you choose to opt out and then decide later to opt back in to the alerts service, you must provide your email address or mobile number in Internet Banking before alerts can be delivered to the email address or mobile number again. Your failure to maintain current and accurate contact information with the Bank will prevent delivery of alerts through this Service, for which the Bank expressly disclaims any and all liability. Your receipt of any alert may be delayed or prevented by your internet service provider, telecommunications provider, or other third parties. The Bank does not guarantee either the delivery or the accuracy of the contents of any alert. The Bank will not be liable for damages of any kind arising from non-delivery or delayed delivery of an alert, the location to which an alert is delivered, inaccurate content in an alert, or your use of or reliance on the contents of any alert for any purposes. Because the balance of accounts is subject to change at any time, the information provided in any alert may become quickly outdated. Alerts are not encrypted. You acknowledge that, although the Bank may show less than the full account number for any of your accounts in an alert, the alert may include personal information about your accounts. Depending on where you instruct the Bank to send your alerts, anyone with access to your email or eligible Mobile Device may be able to view the contents of these alerts. The services are separate and apart from any other charges that may be assessed by your wireless carrier for text messages sent to or received from Community Trust Bank, Inc. You are responsible for any fees or other charges that your wireless carrier may charge for any related data or message services. Any cause of action concerning the Internet Banking Services under this Agreement must be commenced within one year after such cause of action has occurred.

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