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Police Sergeants. Police Sergeants shall be appointed to patrol and/or special assignments or a regional task force at the sole discretion of the Police Chief. Police Sergeants may be removed from special assignments at the sole discretion of the Police Chief. The decision to remove a Sergeant from a special assignment is not considered punitive and/or disciplinary, and may not be appealed through the disciplinary process or the grievance procedure.
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Police Sergeants. Effective the first full pay period following November 6, 2019, CPSA members employed in the position of Police Sergeant shall accrue Annual Leave based on the following formula: YEARS OF SERVICE ANNUAL ACCRUAL ACCRUAL PER PAY PERIOD 1-5 210 hrs 8.08 6-8 226 hrs 8.69 9-15 250 hrs 9.62 16 -20 290 hrs) 11.15 21-25 207 hrs 7.97 More than 25 187 hrs 7.17 P olice Lieutenants: Effective the first full pay period following November 6, 2019, CPSA members employed in the position of Police Lieutenant shall accrue Annual Leave based on the following formula: YEARS OF SERVICE ANNUAL ACCRUAL ACCRUAL PER PAY PERIOD 1-5 210 hrs 8.08 6-8 226 hrs 8.69 9-15 250 hrs 9.62 16 -20 290 hrs 11.15 21-25 210 hrs 8.07 More than 25 190 hrs 7.29 P olice Captains: Effective the first full pay period following November 6, 2019, CPSA members employed in the position of Police Captain shall accrue Annual Leave based on the following formula: YEARS OF SERVICE ANNUAL ACCRUAL ACCRUAL PER PAY PERIOD 1-5 216 hrs 8.31 6-8 232 hrs 8.92 9-15 256 hrs 9.84 16 -20 296 hrs 11.38 21-25 236 hrs 9.07 More than 25 216 hrs 8.30 ”
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