Tenured Police Officer Procedures Sample Clauses

Tenured Police Officer Procedures a. All tenured police officers will be tested, on a random basis, up to three times a year.
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Tenured Police Officer Procedures. The selection of tenured police officers for testing will occur on a random basis by utilizing a computer-generated random numbers program written by members of ITD. The sampling plan is designed to assure random selection of test subjects for drug testing as well as confidentiality of the testing procedure. The list will be ordered according to the social security numbers rather than the name of the concerned personnel since utilizing social security numbers eliminates the bias that is often built into alphabetically- organized listings. Random numbers tables will be utilized to assign a confidential test identification number to each police officer. A listing of each individual’s name and his/her confidential test identification number will be generated and presented only to the staff of MLS. Confidential test identification numbers will then be randomly selected by the computer as described in Section 2.A.2 of these procedures. The personnel whose names match those identification numbers will then be tested for drugs. No police officer will be tested more than three times in one year. This total number of tests per year will not exceed the total number of officers of the rank of Lieutenant and below excluding probationers plus 30 percent.
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