Common use of Dispatch Procedures Clause in Contracts

Dispatch Procedures. 4.1 Not later than 14 days prior to its effective date, Subscriber shall furnish Provider a complete copy of any proposed new or revised procedure, which would affect Provider’s operations. Within 14 days after receipt, Provider shall notify Subscriber of any provision, which is incompatible with Provider’s operating needs. Unless Provider gives such notice, any such new or revised procedure shall be accepted and implemented by Provider no later than 15 days after its receipt. 4.2 Subscriber may designate a particular procedure change as critical, where that change is required by court order or other exigent circumstances. Provider shall, to the extent possible, implement immediate procedures, which accommodate the change. If any such procedure is incompatible with Provider’s operating needs, Provider shall notify Subscriber of the reasons, therefore, while still implementing the change to the greatest extent possible. 4.3 If Subscriber and Provider cannot informally resolve any dispute under paragraph 4.1 or 4.2 as to dispatch procedures, either party may request that the differences be reviewed by the Medford Chief of Police as provided in paragraph 7.6. 4.4 Provider shall train its personnel in those of Subscriber’s procedures and regulations, which Provider deems necessary to effectively dispatch and communicate with Subscriber’s personnel. Provider will train Subscriber’s personnel as need is determined by Provider and Subscriber. Training of Subscriber’s personnel will consist of radio procedure, introduction and review of the emergency communications system, and topics that the Subscriber and Provider agree will promote efficient and effective use of the communications system. 4.5 Subscriber shall provide and continuously update current personnel work schedules and information necessary for Provider to contact Subscriber’s on-call personnel.

Dispatch Procedures. 4.1 5.1 Not later than 14 days prior to its effective date, Subscriber shall furnish Provider a complete copy of any proposed new or revised procedure, which would affect Provider’s 's operations. Within 14 days after receipt, Provider shall notify Subscriber of any provision, which is incompatible with Provider’s 's operating needs. Unless Provider gives such notice, any such new or revised procedure shall be accepted and implemented by Provider no later than that 15 days after its receipt. 4.2 5.2 Subscriber may designate a particular procedure change as critical, where that change is required by court order or other exigent circumstances. Provider shall, to the extent possible, implement immediate procedures, which accommodate the change. If any such procedure is incompatible with Provider’s 's operating needs, Provider shall notify Subscriber of the reasons, therefore, reasons therefore while still implementing the change to the greatest extent possible. 4.3 5.3 If Subscriber and Provider cannot informally resolve any dispute under paragraph 4.1 or 4.2 5.1 or 5.2 as to dispatch procedures, either party may request that the differences be reviewed by the Medford Chief of Police Board, as provided in paragraph 7.6. 4.4 5.4 Provider shall train its personnel in those of Subscriber’s 's procedures and regulations, which Provider deems necessary to effectively dispatch and communicate with Subscriber’s 's personnel. Provider will train Subscriber’s 's personnel as need is determined by Provider and Subscriber. Training of Subscriber’s 's personnel will consist of radio procedure, introduction and review of the emergency communications system, and topics that the Subscriber and Provider agree will promote efficient and effective use of the communications system. 4.5 5.5 Subscriber shall provide and continuously update current personnel work schedules and information necessary for Provider to contact Subscriber’s 's on-call personnel.

Dispatch Procedures. 4.1 Not later than 14 days prior to its effective date, 3.1 Subscriber shall furnish Provider Provider’s Operations Manager a complete copy of any proposed new or revised procedure, procedure which would affect Provider’s operationsoperations no later than fourteen (14) days prior to such procedure’s effective date. Within 14 fourteen (14) days after receipt, Provider shall notify Subscriber of any provision, provision which is incompatible with Provider’s operating needs. Unless Provider gives such notice, any such new or revised procedure shall be accepted and implemented by Provider no later than 15 fifteen (15) days after its receipt. 4.2 3.2 Notwithstanding paragraph 6.1, Subscriber may designate a particular procedure change as critical, critical where that change is required by court order or other exigent circumstances. Provider shall, to the extent possible, implement immediate procedures, procedures which accommodate the change. If any such procedure is incompatible with Provider’s operating needs, Provider shall notify Subscriber of the reasons, therefore, reasons therefore while still implementing the change to the greatest extent possible. 4.3 3.3 If Subscriber and Provider cannot informally resolve any dispute under paragraph 4.1 6.1 or 4.2 6.2 as to dispatch procedures, either party may request that the differences dispute be reviewed by the Medford Chief of Police Advisory Board as provided in paragraph 7.68.8. 4.4 3.4 Provider shall train its personnel in those of Subscriber’s procedures and regulations, which Provider deems necessary to effectively dispatch and communicate with Subscriber’s personnel. Provider will train Subscriber’s personnel as need is determined by Provider and Subscriber. Training of Subscriber’s personnel will consist of radio procedure, introduction and review of the emergency communications system, and topics that the Subscriber and Provider agree will promote efficient and effective use of the communications system. 4.5 3.5 Subscriber shall provide and continuously update Provider with current personnel work schedules and information necessary for Provider to contact Subscriber’s on-on- call personnelpersonnel according to procedures established through the Advisory Board.