Common use of Canine Assignment Clause in Contracts

Canine Assignment. A. Canine Handlers that provide for the care and maintenance of the canine will be paid for no more than 31 hours per month, $310.00 per month, effective July 2009, This pay shall be the exclusive compensation for the off duty care and maintenance of the canine. No further hours for the care and maintenance of the canine will be worked by the canine handler without prior approval by the Sheriff. Such pay shall continue for the duration of the assignment. The Sheriff shall have full discretion to make the assignment or remove someone from such assignment. B. Upon retirement of the handler’s assigned canine due to age, medical complications or health concerns, or termination of the canine program, the assigned handler shall have first option to purchase the canine from the White Pine County Sheriff’s office for the price of $1.00 (one dollar U.S. currency). At the time of purchase, the handler assumes full responsibility and liability for the canine, and shall be responsible for all medical, food, and shelter needs for the canine.

Canine Assignment. A. Canine Handlers that provide for the care and maintenance of the canine will be paid for no more than 31 hours per month, $310.00 400.00 per month, effective July 2009, . This pay shall be the exclusive compensation for the off duty care and maintenance of the canine. No further hours for the care and maintenance of the canine will be worked by the canine handler without prior approval by the Sheriff. Such pay shall continue for the duration of the assignment. The Sheriff shall have full discretion to make the assignment or remove someone from such assignment. B. Upon retirement of the handler’s 's assigned canine due to age, medical complications or health concerns, or termination of the canine program, the assigned handler shall have first option to purchase the canine from the White Pine County Sheriff’s office Office for the price of $1.00 (one dollar U.S. currency). At the time of purchase, the handler assumes full responsibility and liability for the canine, and shall be responsible for all medical, food, and shelter needs for the canine.