Common use of Command and Control Clause in Contracts

Command and Control. Specific Contractor requirements must be coordinated and approved prior to the event by the Sheriff or the Sheriff's designee. In order to assure proper supervision of an event where security services are requested, at least every five (5) deputies employed must be a PCSO supervisor. The Sheriff or the Sheriff’s designee must authorize any exceptions in advance. It is understood that by law and PCSO policy, PCSO law enforcement personnel have specific legal and ethical responsibilities to fairly and impartially perform their duties. The deputies are required to follow all PCSO Policies, Regulations, and Procedures and no contractor can supersede or circumscribe these obligations. Off duty PCSO law enforcement personnel will not perform non-enforcement duties nor accept law enforcement related direction from any employees or management of the contractor.

Command and Control. Specific Contractor requirements must be coordinated and approved prior to the event by the Sheriff or the Sheriff's Sheriffs designee. In order to assure proper supervision of an event where security services are requested, at least one (1) in every five (5) deputies employed must be a PCSO supervisor. The Sheriff or the Sheriff’s Sheriffs designee must authorize any exceptions in advance. It is understood that by law and PCSO policy, PCSO law enforcement personnel have specific legal and ethical responsibilities to fairly and impartially perform their duties. The deputies are required to follow all PCSO Policies, Regulations, and Procedures and no contractor can supersede or circumscribe these obligations. Off duty PCSO law enforcement personnel will not perform non-enforcement duties nor accept law enforcement related direction from any employees or management of the contractor.

Command and Control. Specific Contractor requirements must be coordinated and approved prior to the event by the Sheriff or the Sheriff's Sheriffs designee. In order to assure proper supervision of an event where security services are requested, at least one (1) in every five (5) deputies employed must be a PCSO supervisor. The Sheriff or the Sheriff’s Sheriffs designee must authorize any exceptions in advance. It is understood that by law and PCSO policy, PCSO law enforcement personnel have specific legal and ethical responsibilities to fairly and impartially perform their duties. The deputies are required to follow all PCSO Policies, Regulations, and Procedures and no contractor can supersede or circumscribe these obligations. Off duty PCSO law enforcement personnel will not perform non-non- enforcement duties nor accept law enforcement related direction from any employees or management of the contractor.