County Vehicles. Vehicles should be checked and tested for safe operating conditions at least once every six (6) months.
County Vehicles. A. Anyone driving a County vehicle will be responsible for that vehicle in case of an accident. A breathalyzer test, urinalysis, or other testing, or any combination of the three (3), will be required with refusal resulting in automatic dismissal of the County employee. Anyone driving a County vehicle must stay in good standing with the Department of Transportation and further maintain a valid operator's license. Any accident, traffic citation, or driving arrest of an employee in a County vehicle must be reported immediately to the supervisor or office holder.
County Vehicles. 1. It is recognized that County Fleet and Risk Control policies may limit the removal of County-owned vehicles from Kitsap County.
County Vehicles. (a) Employees shall not be permanently assigned County vehicles. At the discretion of the Unit Head, Employees may be required to either utilize County vehicles or their own personal vehicles during working hours.
County Vehicles. A pool of cars (# to be determined by Health Officer and County Administrator/Controller on a yearly basis) will be provided to the Health Department for use by employees that are required to transport (bulky or dirty) equipment for direct service to the public. Vehicle usage will be dictated by Xxxxxxx County Board of Commissioners policy as well as Health Department policy.
County Vehicles. You are permitted to drive the county vehicles if you have a valid Driver's License, and once you have been instructed in the proper use and maintenance. You must first receive permission from the on-site Program Administrator at your office location before signing out a county vehicle. COUNTY EQUIPMENT Equipment such as fax machines, copy machines, PC's, E-MAIL, and telephones, including long-distance dialing privileges, should be considered public property and not to be used for personal business. If any emergency situation should arise, please clear the use of these items with a supervisor.
County Vehicles. All employees who are presently assigned a County vehicle, on a permanent basis, for use on official County business shall have such continued as long as they remain in their present job title. County employees assigned vehicles must notify their supervisor upon conviction of a moving violation or alcohol or drug driving related offense occurring subsequent to ratification. Failure to timely notify the County may result in the loss of the employee's right to a County vehicle in the discretion of the County. Should an employee who is assigned a County vehicle be convicted of a DWI, DWAI or leaving the scene of an automotive accident, he/she may suffer the loss of the assigned vehicle at the discretion of the County. Effective March 1, 2012, all employees who are assigned County vehicles or who use County vehicles, shall be subject to the terms of the Fleet Management Policy incorporated herein as Addendum VIIII.
County Vehicles. For those employees first assigned a County vehicle on or after March 18, 1983, the County expressly reserves the right to determine when these employees may have twenty-four (24) hour use of a vehicle, and shall have the right to unilaterally discontinue at any time any practice that permits these employees to drive a County vehicle to and from work. This provision shall in no way limit the County's right to terminate for just cause the twenty-four (24) hour use of a County vehicle by any employee who abuses or misuses a County vehicle regardless of when that employee was first assigned a vehicle.
County Vehicles. For those employees first assigned a County vehicle on or after March 18, 1983, the County expressly reserves the right to determine when these employees may have twenty-four
County Vehicles. The County agrees to permit the District’s use of County-owned vehicles, such as the Parks and Rec van for official Library or county functions. Any passengers driven in county vehicles must complete a waiver of liability as required by the County.
