Nametag. Each YMC participant will be provided with a YMC nametag and lanyard upon check-in. YMC participants must wear nametags at all times. • The YMC nametag identifies the wearer as a YMC participant and allows only those individuals to enter YMC events and facilities. • It is the responsibility of the YMC participant to notify the assigned YMC counselor if their nametag is misplaced. Dormitory Key • Each YMC participant will be provided with a single dormitory room key and lanyard upon check-in. • The key should remain attached to the lanyard provided by YMC, and placed around the YMC participant’s neck or affixed to a belt loop during camp activities. • Lost keys will result in a $70.00 assessment. Dress Code • YMC participants must be fully dressed, including footwear, when exiting the dormitory room, and must remain fully dressed during all activities. • Clothing should be appropriate for a K-12 school related function. This includes clothing length, body coverage, themes, etc. • Clothing containing inappropriate graphics, foul language, or adult themes is prohibited. • The YMC directors will determine what does and does not meet dress code. • The YMC directors will determine if clothing, other personal items, or behavior could be considered inappropriate, offensive, or dangerous. Such items will be confiscated immediately, held for the duration of camp, and returned to portents upon check-out. Inappropriate behavior will result in a warning, followed by parent contact, and perhaps immediate dismal from YMC. Cell Phones • Students are permitted to bring cell phones in order to remain in contact with friends and family. • Cell phones will remain off during classes and rehearsals and after curfew. • YMC directors and counselors are not responsible for loss or damaged caused to cell phones. Prohibited Materials & Activities • As YMC participants range in age from 11-18, it is expected that all YMC participants behave as if they were on their K-12 school campus. Simply put, if a behavior is prohibited on a typical K-12 school campus, it is not allowed at YMC. • Weapons of any kind, including firearms, knives of any type and blade length, throwing stars, nun chucks, batons, etc., or toys resembling such items are prohibited. As this campus is a “gun free zone,” it may be necessary to involve campus police should weapons be discovered. • Flames of any kind, including the cigarette lighter, incense, or candles are prohibited. • There will be no running, wrestling,...
Nametag. The contract employee shall wear a nametag furnished by the MTF. The nametag will be in compliance with, and in accordance with, MTF policy.
Nametag. All appropriate patches and such shall be attached by the County before disbursement. Items listed above constitute the basic items issued to a new employee. A complete list of all uniform items approved for purchase with uniform allowance pursuant to this article shall be maintained and made available to all members upon request. The initial list shall consist of the items currently available on the department's uniform ordering form. Changes to this list shall be agreed upon by the Safety Committee. Employees will be provided a uniform allowance, after six (6) months of employment, in the amount of four hundred dollars ($400) annually, which will allow them to replace or purchase items from the approved uniform item list / form as needed. All items are subject to limits and or review before being replaced and the request may be denied if it determined to be unwarranted. The employee will be required to replace, at his/her own expense, any items that are lost or damaged due to the fault or negligence of the employee. To allow for end of year inventories and closing of fiscal year, all purchases will end on August 31 of each year. Any purchases after August 31will require emergency approval. All items purchased with uniform allowance are considered County property and need to be returned to the County prior to receipt of the individual’s final check.
