TAKE-HOME VEHICLE POLICY Sample Clauses

TAKE-HOME VEHICLE POLICY. Bargaining unit employees shall be eligible for a take-home vehicle under the same terms and conditions as the City’s sworn police Administrative Officers.
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TAKE-HOME VEHICLE POLICY. 21.1 The purpose of this section is to provide the appearance of additional police presence. To this end, there shall be a take-home vehicle policy, subject to the following: A. All sworn employees residing in Broward, Miami-Dade, or Palm Beach Counties shall be eligible for a take-home vehicle. B. Vehicles shall only be operated by the assigned employee. C. Vehicles may not be withdrawn from an employee except for just cause. D. Vehicles shall not be operated outside Broward, Miami-Dade, or Palm Beach Counties, except with the advance written permission of the Chief of Police. E. It shall be understood that the City retains the right, on a temporary basis, to cancel a take home vehicle assignment, due to unforeseen circumstances not within the city’s control, i.e., natural disaster, or other emergency conditions. F. Personal use is restricted to de minimis usage, pursuant to 26 C.F.R. §§1.274-5 and 1.274-5T (2010), as amended from time to time, provided such use shall be limited to the following:
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TAKE-HOME VEHICLE POLICY. 22.1: The purpose of this Article is to provide the appearance of additional police presence and to ensure on-call personnel respond to calls expeditiously. To this end, there shall be a take-home vehicle policy, subject to the following: A. All sworn employees residing within Broward, Miami-Dade, or Palm Beach counties and who have completed the Field Training program shall be eligible for a take-home vehicle. B. Vehicles shall only be operated by the assigned employee. C. Vehicles may not be withdrawn from an employee except for just cause. D. Vehicles shall not be operated outside Broward, Miami-Dade, or Palm Beach Counties, except with the advance permission of the Chief of Police. E. It shall be understood that the City retains the right, on a temporary basis, to cancel a take home vehicle assignment, due to unforeseen circumstances not within the city’s control, i.e., natural disaster, or other emergency conditions. F. Personal use is restricted to de minimis usage, pursuant to 26 C.F.R. §§1.274- 5 and 1.274-5T (2010), as amended from time to time, provided such use shall be limited to the following:
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TAKE-HOME VEHICLE POLICY. 40.1 The purpose of this section is to provide the appearance of additional police presence. To this end, there shall be a take-home vehicle policy, subject to the following: A. This policy shall begin to be implemented during the life of this collective bargaining agreement. B. All sworn employees residing in Broward, Miami-Dade, or Palm Beach Counties shall be eligible for a take-home vehicle. C. Vehicles shall only be operated by the assigned employee. D. Vehicles may not be withdrawn from an employee except for just cause. E. Vehicles shall not be operated outside Broward, Miami-Dade, or Palm Beach Counties, except with the advance written permission of the Chief of Police. F. Unless otherwise authorized by the Chief of Police, employees may not have passengers in any take home vehicle, whether marked or unmarked, unless said passenger is a sworn law enforcement officer employed by the City of Coconut Creek. G. It shall be understood that the City retains the right, on a temporary basis, to cancel a take home vehicle assignment, due to unforeseen circumstances not within the city’s control, i.e., natural disaster, or other emergency conditions. H. Take-home vehicles shall be used for official City business only and for commuting to and from work, with de minimis personal use allowed, as defined by the IRS. I. Any violation of the Take-Home Vehicle Policy shall be reason for disciplinary action and/or removal of the take-home vehicle.
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TAKE-HOME VEHICLE POLICY. The Police Chief may recommend that the City provide Police Officers a take home vehicle if it has been determined a vehicle is available and based on the approval of the City.
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TAKE-HOME VEHICLE POLICY. 36.1: The purpose of this section is to provide the appearance of additional police presence. To this end, there shall be a take-home vehicle policy, subject to the following: A. All sworn employees residing in Broward, Miami-Dade, or Palm Beach Counties shall be eligible for a take-home vehicle. B. Vehicles shall only be operated by the assigned employee. C. Vehicles may not be withdrawn from an employee except for just cause. D. Vehicles shall not be operated outside Broward, Miami-Dade, or Palm Beach Counties, except with the advance written permission of the Chief of Police. E. Unless otherwise authorized by the Chief of Police or his designated Administrative Officer, employees may not have passengers in any take home vehicle, whether marked or unmarked, unless said passenger is a sworn law enforcement officer employed by the City of Coconut Creek. Employees who are granted such permission shall carry and submit to Risk Management documentation of personal liability insurance sufficient to cover the passengers. F. It shall be understood that the City retains the right, on a temporary basis, to cancel a take home vehicle assignment, due to unforeseen circumstances not within the city’s control, i.e., natural disaster, or other emergency conditions. G. Take-home vehicles shall be used for official City business only and for commuting to and from work, with de minimis personal use allowed, pursuant to IRS guidelines. Employees who use their assigned vehicle for personal use are required to purchase an insurance rider to ensure coverage and to avoid personal liability in the event of an incident due to personal use for which the City’s insurance carrier does not provide coverage. Failure to do so may result in the employee being personally responsible for paying personal injury and liability expenses. Proof of the personal liability insurance rider must be submitted to Risk Management prior to using the vehicle for personal use. H. Any violation of the Take-Home Vehicle Policy shall be reason for disciplinary action and/or removal of the take-home vehicle. 36.2: Employees residing at least 50 miles from City limits shall not be eligible for a take home vehicle unless authorized by the Chief of Police for business necessity, in which case the employee shall be required to pay $250 per month through payroll deduction to assist with the cost of gas, tolls, insurance, repairs, replacement, and wear and tear on the take home vehicle.
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TAKE-HOME VEHICLE POLICY. To defray the operating expense incurred by the City as a result of the non-official use of take-home vehicles, employees shall be assessed a user fee. The user fee shall be a rate per mile multiplied by the number of round trip miles as shown by the vehicle’s AVL between the employee’s primary residence and the City limits. The rate per mile will be fourteen percent (14%) of the Internal Revenue Service standard business mileage rate, as amended from time to time. Employees may not park their cars in a location so as to circumvent reduce the restrictions outlined in this section mileage determination outlined in this section. The Union agrees that each bargaining unit employee who is assigned a take-home vehicle will purchase at his or her expense an extended non-owner coverage endorsement or non-owner auto insurance coverage in the amount of at least $100,000, within 30 days of this effective date of this agreement. In addition, the employee must maintain an extended non-owned coverage endorsement or non-owner auto insurance coverage in the amount of at least $100,000, for so long as he or she is assigned a take-home vehicle. Employees who are initially assigned a take-home vehicle, subsequent to date of ratification of this agreement, shall be required to obtain and maintain an extended non-owner coverage endorsement or non-owner auto insurance coverage in the amount of at least $100,000, prior to vehicle assignment. Any employee without the required insurance coverage, as stipulated herein, may have the take-home vehicle privilege revoked at the City’s discretion. If the insurance industry no longer provides the extended non-owner coverage endorsement or non-owner auto insurance coverage, there will be a re-opener in order for the City and Union to discuss the provisions set forth in this section only.
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