Plain Clothes Allowance. Bargaining unit members assigned to positions designated as “Plain Clothes” will receive a yearly clothing allowance of $500.00.
Plain Clothes Allowance. Each employee covered by this Agreement who is required to provide and wear ordinary clothing to perform his/her duties, shall be reimbursed by the Board for expenses incurred in the purchase of such clothing. Such reimbursement shall be paid quarterly in an amount not to exceed one thousand and twenty-five dollars ($1,025) per annum. Should an employee be required to perform his/her duties and provide and wear ordinary clothing in excess of thirty (30) days in any one calendar year, the employee shall be reimbursed by the Board on a pro rata basis for the period spent.
Plain Clothes Allowance. Each sworn officer covered by this agreement who is required to provide and wear ordinary clothing to perform their duties shall be reimbursed by the Employer for expenses incurred in the purchase of such clothing. Such reimbursement shall be paid quarterly in an amount not to exceed one thousand and twenty-five dollars ($1,025) per annum. In recognition of the requirement by the Employer to provide the plain clothes allowance in the previous agreements, unless otherwise mutually agreed or changed during subsequent negotiations, all sworn officers covered by this Agreement on March 28, 1996, shall be considered to be required to provide and wear ordinary clothing to perform their duties and are therefore entitled to the plain clothes allowance. For sworn officers who enter the bargaining unit after March 28, 1996, the clothing allowance would only be provided when designated by the Employer.
Plain Clothes Allowance. 32.1 The Employer agrees to pay a plain clothes allowance of one hundred dollars ($100.00) per month to Customs employees of the Enforcement Unit who because of the nature of their assignment are not provided with departmental uniform.
Plain Clothes Allowance. A plain clothes Allowance of one hundred and sixty dollar ($160.00) per month shall be paid to all ranks of police officers who are required to use plain clothes in the performance of their duties.
Plain Clothes Allowance. The City agrees to contribute $600 per year toward the purchase of plain clothing required by the bargaining unit personnel.
Plain Clothes Allowance. Employees assigned to a plain clothes assignment in Criminal Investigations Division and School Resource Officer positions prior to January 1, 2009 for more than six (6) months shall receive six hundred dollars ($600.00) the first full pay period in January for the purchase of clothing. Employees assigned to Criminal Investigations Division and School Resource Officer positions after January 1, 2009 for more than six (6) months shall receive six hundred dollars ($600.00) upon assignment and on the anniversary of such assignment, paid the first full pay period following the date of assignment. Employees assigned to the Vice Unit shall receive five hundred ($500.00) upon initial assignment by separate check.
Plain Clothes Allowance. Plain clothes officers, as determined by the Sheriff, shall be paid seven hundred dollars ($700.00) per year for the purchase of civilian clothes worn in the line of duty.
Plain Clothes Allowance. Members assigned by the Chief to the Criminal Investigations Section or members regularly assigned to other non-uniformed assignments shall receive an annual cash allowance, in the amount of $1,500. This allowance shall be paid to such members in equal installments in the first pay periods of February and August of each calendar year.
Plain Clothes Allowance. All employees assigned to plain-clothes duty requiring formal business attire shall be paid a clothing and cleaning allowance of $700.00. All employees assigned to plain-clothes duty requiring informal attire or employees in uniform assignments choosing to wear plain clothes shall be paid a clothing and cleaning allowance of $400.00. Plain clothes’ allowances will be paid in equal quarterly payments each year. The first allowance shall be paid upon a permanent assignment to plain-clothes duty. The Sheriff retains the right to determine plain clothes assignments.
