Common use of Liaisons Clause in Contracts

Liaisons. We, the Hunterdon County Prosecutor and the Readington Township Police Department, shall each designate one or more persons to serve as a liaison to appropriate local and county school officials. The Hunterdon County Executive Superintendent of Schools and the Readington Township Superintendent of Schools, pursuant to N.J.A.C. 6A:16-6.2(b)1, shall similarly designate one or more persons to serve as a liaison to the county prosecutor's office and to the respective local law enforcement agency. In many districts this liaison(s) may be the vice- principal, school social worker, student assistance coordinator, guidance counselor, or other staff member. The roles and functions of these liaisons are to: o facilitate communication and cooperation; o identify issues or problems that arise in the implementation of this Agreement and facilitate the resolution of any such problems; o act as the primary contact person between the schools and the affected law enforcement agencies; o act together in developing joint training and other cooperative efforts, including information exchanges and joint speaking engagements; o coordinate drug and alcohol abuse and violence intervention and prevention efforts; and o consult on the review of school safety and security plans, pursuant to N.J.A.C. 6A:16-5.1, and the review of approved model policies of the School Security Task Force.

Liaisons. We, the Hunterdon ▇▇▇▇▇▇ County Prosecutor and the Readington Township Robbinsville Police Department, shall each designate one or more persons to serve as a liaison to appropriate local and county school officials. The Hunterdon ▇▇▇▇▇▇ County Executive Superintendent of Schools and the Readington Township Superintendent of SchoolsRobbinsville Schools Superintendent, pursuant to N.J.A.C. 6A:16-6.2(b)1, shall similarly designate one or more persons to serve as a liaison to the county prosecutor's office and to the respective local law enforcement agency. In many districts this liaison(s) may be the vice- vice-principal, school social worker, student assistance coordinator, guidance counselor, or other staff member. The roles and functions of these liaisons are to: o facilitate communication and cooperation; o identify issues or problems that arise in the implementation of this Agreement and facilitate the resolution of any such problems; o act as the primary contact person between the schools and the affected law enforcement agencies; o act together in developing joint training and other cooperative efforts, including information exchanges and joint speaking engagements; o coordinate drug and alcohol abuse and violence intervention and prevention efforts; and o consult on the review of school safety and security plans, pursuant to N.J.A.C. 6A:16-5.1, and the review of approved model policies of the School Security Task Force.

Liaisons. We, the Hunterdon County Prosecutor (county prosecutor) and the Readington Township Police Department, (each law enforcement agency having patrol jurisdiction) shall each designate one or more persons to serve as a liaison to appropriate local and county school officials. The Hunterdon County Executive Superintendent of Schools The(executive county superintendent) and the Readington Township Superintendent (local chief school administrator of Schoolseach school), pursuant to N.J.A.C. 6A:16-6.2(b)1, shall similarly designate one or more persons to serve as a liaison to the county prosecutor's office and to the respective local law enforcement agency. In many districts this liaison(s) may be the vice- vice-principal, school social worker, student assistance coordinator, guidance counselor, or other staff member. The roles and functions of these liaisons are to: o facilitate communication and cooperation; o identify issues or problems that arise in the implementation of this Agreement and facilitate the resolution of any such problems; o act as the primary contact person between the schools and the affected law enforcement agencies; o act together in developing joint training and other cooperative efforts, including information exchanges and joint speaking engagements; o coordinate drug and alcohol abuse and violence intervention and prevention efforts; and o consult on the review of school safety and security plans, pursuant to N.J.A.C. 6A:16-5.1, and the review of approved model policies of the School Security Task Force.