UNIFORM ISSUE AND ALLOWANCE Sample Clauses

UNIFORM ISSUE AND ALLOWANCE. 21.1 Each full-time Officer shall receive an initial "Standard Issue" of new, original uniforms, to wit: Three long sleeve shirts Three short sleeve shirts Three pair of slacks (without leg stripe) Three ties One summer hat (baseball hat optional) One winter hat One intermediate jacket One hat badge One chest badge
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UNIFORM ISSUE AND ALLOWANCE. Uniform and equipment items, as set forth in this Section, shall be provided by the City to each Police Officer upon initial hire. In addition, each member who serves in a uniformed assignment shall receive an annual uniform allowance allocation in the amount of $1,000.00, effective January 1, 2006. A member regularly assigned to a non- uniform assignment shall receive an annual uniform allocation in the amount of $400.00 as and for maintenance of his or her uniform and equipment. Uniform replacement parts will be issued from these funds to officers in uniformed assignments and charged to the individual member’s account. Items that are considered chargeable are listed in Section 31.5. Non-uniform members are those members expected to wear business attire and/or work undercover in their daily work responsibilities. Any member who purchases uniforms and/or equipment from his or her annual uniform allowance allocation within six (6) months prior to his or her resignation or retirement (excluding resignation to begin receipt of disability benefits) must, unless waived by the Chief or designee, reimburse the City for the cost of said uniforms and/or, at the member's election, reimburse the City for the cost of said equipment or return said equipment to the City. All uniform parts issued by the Division of Police have been carefully selected and approved by the Chief of Police and are considered “standard issue”. Members may not deviate from standard issue and all authorized uniforms must be obtained through the Division’s initial issue procedure. Exceptions from this initial issue must be approved in advance by the Chief of Police. Certain item(s) may become unavailable and in that case, the City reserves the right to substitute the item(s) with like or similar item(s) in the initial issue list. The Chief of Police, with approval of the Safety Director, may amend the initial issue as necessary to accommodate new materials and advancements in technology. The elimination of any initial issue list or Allowance lists will only occur by agreement between the City and the Lodge. Initial issue items are items that are purchased by the City upon initial hire, or upon promotion. The Chief, at his/her discretion, may add “initial issue” equipment and/or uniforms to members assigned to a specialized unit.
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