Transports. Transports will be handled in accordance with Department policy. Detention Officer Supervisors will observe all inmates being loaded for and unloaded from transport to ensure Department policy is being followed and will report on all transports during the monthly supervisor’s meeting. Detention Officer Supervisors will call 911 Dispatch to report an impending transport. Failure to follow policy may result in disciplinary action being taken against the officer and/or supervisor.
Transports. All employees shall be paid time and one-half (1 ½) for each hour spent on transports out of the hospital. For weekender program employees only, employees shall receive the greater of the transport pay or their applicable weekend rate.
Transports. The Contract Agency shall provide or arrange for transportation of its prisoners to and from the County jail except when the transportation is determined by County staff to be necessary to secure emergency medical evaluation or treatment, or when transportation is required to support the orderly operation of the County jail.
Transports. The Hualapai Tribe, or any person who leases a Colorado River water entitlement from the Hualapai Tribe under paragraph (4), may transport Colorado River water available under the Colorado River water entitlement through the Central Arizona Project in accordance with all laws of the United States and the agreements be- tween the United States and the Central Xxx- xxxx Water Conservation District governing the use of the Central Arizona Project to transport water other than CAP water.
Transports. The ACO shall also keep other statistics reasonably requested by the respective Chief of Police such as number of animals transported to the shelter, summonses issued, dog bites, etc.
Transports. Transport of Coburg Inmates is the responsibility of the City of Coburg. The Springfield Municipal Jail Lieutenant or Chief of Police can authorize exceptions to facilitating transport of Coburg Inmates.
Transports. Anytime a prisoner transport is over a 100 mile radius of Havana (one way), there will be at least one employee of the same gender as the prisoner(s) being transported. Anytime a prisoner transport is over a 150 mile radius of Havana (one way), there will be at least two employees assigned to that transport. The first employee assigned will be called by using the Transport Rotation Log. The second employee will be assigned by going through part time rotation, either to cover for eligible full time employee currently working, or for the part time employee to go on the transport if qualified. If no part time is available, court security officers will be called to transport. In the event that no court security is available, the Transport Rotation Log will be used.
Transports. The A.C.O. shall also keep other statistics reasonably requested by the respective Chief of Police such as number of animals transported to the shelter, summonses issued, dog bites, etc.
