TAKE HOME VEHICLE PROGRAM Sample Clauses

TAKE HOME VEHICLE PROGRAM. The Take Home Vehicle Program for Sheriff's Sergeants, as is detailed in the Sheriff's Department Policy, shall continue through the term of the MOU under the following terms and conditions: 1. Sheriff's Sergeants shall be provided take home vehicles. 2. Take Home Vehicle privileges may be revoked at the discretion of Sheriff's Management for any individual Sheriff's Sergeant when vehicle privileges have been abused. 3. The Take Home Vehicle Program for Sheriff's Sergeants, as is detailed in Sheriff's Department Policy, shall govern and shall be referenced in the MOU, however, the policy is not incorporated by mere reference and the details are subject to change during the term of the MOU consistent with BOS policy and Sheriff’s department needs, subject to meeting and conferring with FSSA prior to finalizing any changes.
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TAKE HOME VEHICLE PROGRAM. 41.1 The Employer shall provide a Take Home Vehicle Program for Deputies in accordance with official directives and Civil Service Rules. The Employer will assign vehicles to Deputies for the purpose of providing optimal service to the community at the lowest operating cost available through proper management of fleet resources. The Take Home Vehicle Program shall remain a mandatory subject of collective bargaining and subject to the rights and / or privileges contained in this Agreement. 41.2 The Employer shall provide equipment for each Deputy’s take home vehicle that is consistent with their respective assignment as described herein. Marked patrol vehicles shall be minimally equipped with identifying exterior graphics, emergency lighting, audible siren, mounted spotlights, power windows, power locks, communication radio, interior protection cages where feasible, and shotgun / rifle racks for qualified Deputies who are authorized to carry such approved weaponry. Unmarked vehicles shall be minimally equipped with emergency lighting, audible siren, and a communication radio. The Employer retains the right to equip covert or special use vehicles in any manner required for operational or administrative needs, as determined by the Employer. 41.3 The take home vehicle privilege, for those Deputies qualified by official directive, shall also include the use of take home vehicles to their primary residences to contiguous counties outside the geographical limits of Hillsborough County in accordance with official directives. Fees associated with out of County take home vehicle usage will be assessed by the Employer and reimbursed by the affected Deputy in a manner consistent with official directives and / or applicable rates set forth by State and / or local government. 41.4 The Take Home Vehicle Program provides for off-duty use of the Employer’s vehicles by authorized Deputies because they augment the on-duty Deputies. Augmentation occurs when Deputies are operating their Sheriff's Office vehicles off- duty. Deputies operating Sheriff’s Office vehicles off-duty are subject to respond to all on sight emergency situations identical to on-duty deputies. Deputies are required to help on-duty Deputies who are in need of immediate assistance and for aid to stranded motorists. Deputies are also are subject to immediate call-out from their homes during periods of civil unrest, natural disasters, or other necessary situations as determined by the Employer. 41.5 Deputies s...
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TAKE HOME VEHICLE PROGRAM. Administrative Directive 6-2, Fleet and Equipment Utilization, requires that police officers using City vehicles for call back responsibilities who live more than 25 miles from their work address find an alternate storage location on City property for the vehicle rather than taking the vehicle to their home. Under this Agreement, police officers who take home vehicles on a rotating basis for call back purposes will be allowed to take the vehicle to their homes if they live within 30 miles of the Central Patrol Division. The 30 miles will be measured using a straight line from the Officer’s residence to the Central Patrol Division rather than using mapping software that calculates driving distance. Police officers who live further than 30 miles from the Central Patrol Division will still be required to find an alternate storage location on City property as outlined by the Administrative Directive.
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TAKE HOME VEHICLE PROGRAM. The City of Sarasota has the right to re-open this article to negotiate 1. Revisions to and/or
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TAKE HOME VEHICLE PROGRAM. In an effort to reduce costs to the Village in maintenance, repairs, fuel, accidents and liability, the Village will charge officers who are provided a take home vehicle a bi-weekly fee which is determined by the amount of miles traveled from the officer’s residence to the North Bay village Police Station (portal to portal). The utilization of the take home vehicle is primarily intended for portal to portal; however, there are other allowed usages for errands, and other uses as permitted by Department Policy. Personnel covered under this CBA must refer to the Departmental Policies and Procedures as published in PowerDMS for the particular rules regarding permitted usage of Take Home Vehicles. If the Department Policy and Procedure(s) pertaining to Take-Home vehicles needs to be revised, the Village shall notify the FOP and shall permit the FOP to participate in the revision process. The amount of miles from portal to portal will be calculated through map quest. The bi-weekly charge will be automatically deducted from the officer’s paycheck. Should the officer decide to stop participating in this program or change residence, the officer must notify the Chief of Police in writing immediately who will then notify the Finance and Human Resource Department, who will have two (2) weeks to implement any change. This take home vehicle program charges will be implemented using the following terms: • 0-5 miles from residence to Police Station: No charge • 6-12 miles from residence to Police Station: $29.23 bi-weekly charge • 13-17 miles from residence to Police Station: $33.84 bi-weekly charge • 18-22 miles from residence to Police Station: $38.46 bi-weekly charge • 23-27 miles from residence to Police Station: $43.07 bi-weekly charge • 28-32 miles from residence to Police Station: $47.69 bi-weekly charge • 33+ miles from residence to Police Station: $52.31 bi-weekly charge
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TAKE HOME VEHICLE PROGRAM. Employees who live within the Lafayette city limits shall be entitled to enroll in the take home vehicle program.
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