Fire Fighter’s Uniform Sample Clauses

Fire Fighter’s Uniform. A. Initial requirement. Each employee in this bargaining unit shall be required to obtain and maintain in a manner acceptable to the City a Class B and Class C uniform. This shall include a knife and a flashlight as specified for department use by the Safety Committee. In recognition of the initial expense, the City shall pay each fire fighter who attains permanent status the current cost of obtaining the Class B and Class C uniform. Current cost is to be determined by the City. The City agrees to immediately provide wild-land brush-boots for all recruits upon successful completion of the academy. The City agrees to provide reimbursement for safety boots and pants to fire fighters as soon as they complete the initial Fire Academy.
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