Common use of Patrol Services Clause in Contracts

Patrol Services. The County agrees to provide additional patrol services during high-risk periods and when requested by the District for special events, up to 180 hours per month. The time blocks and the number of patrols for high risk periods shall be determined by the Department and the Department shall notify the General Manager of the District of the schedule. For special events, the District and County shall coordinate so as to ensure that adequate notice is given to the County in advance of the event to schedule the patrol services. The Department and the District may amend the number of hours by the mutual written consent of the Department and the District. The deputy providing the services must, at a minimum, drive by the District properties to be agreed upon by the County and the District's General Manager, including the District park properties, community center and the District's administrative office, during each patrol. During the walk-through, the deputy will monitor the facilities located in the parks for vandalism. A written report stating the date and time of each patrol and any incidents or other activities observed will be submitted monthly. This agreement will in no way relieve the County of its obligation to provide routine patrol services to property within the District on the same basis as these services are provided to other property within the County. These services are in addition to, and not in lieu of, these routine services.

Patrol Services. The County agrees to provide additional patrol services during high-risk periods and when requested by in the District for special eventsat random time periods between dusk and ▇▇▇▇ on weekdays and at random times throughout the weekends, seven days per week, as follows: (a) Prior to the first date that residents occupy homes within the District (the "Residency Date"), the County agrees to provide up to 180 60 hours per month. The time blocks and month of additional patrol services. (b) After the number of patrols for high risk periods shall be determined by the Department and the Department shall notify the General Manager of the District of the schedule. For special eventsResidency Date, the District and County shall coordinate so as agrees to ensure that adequate notice is given provide up to the County in advance 120 hours per month of the event to schedule the additional patrol services. The Department periods during which additional patrols are provided and the District total hours of the patrols may amend the number of hours be changed by the District by delivering written notice to the County, or by mutual written consent agreement of the Department and parties. During each patrol, the District. The deputy providing the services must, at a minimum, drive by all streets within the District properties to be agreed upon by and monitor the County information center and all recreational facilities located within the District's General Manager, including the District park properties, community center and the District's administrative office, during each patrol. During the walk-through, the deputy will monitor the facilities located any construction areas in the parks for vandalismand around those facilities. A written report stating the date and time of each patrol and detailing any incidents incidents, vandalism, trespass or other activities observed will be submitted monthlyto the District on a monthly basis, by the last day of the month. This agreement will in no way relieve the County of its obligation to provide routine patrol services to property within the District on the same basis as these services are provided to other property within the County. These services are in addition to, and not in lieu of, these routine services.