Resident Trooper Sample Clauses

The Resident Trooper clause establishes the provision of a dedicated state police officer, known as a resident trooper, to serve a specific municipality or locality. Under this arrangement, the municipality contracts with the state police to assign an officer who performs law enforcement duties within the community, often supplementing or replacing a local police force. This clause ensures that the locality receives consistent police coverage and professional law enforcement services, addressing the need for public safety in areas that may lack their own police department.
Resident Trooper. (Unit 1 only)
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Resident Trooper. Resident Troopers shall reside within their designated patrol area as established following the signing of the 1995-97 Agreement. All persons who are designated Resident Troopers after the execution of this contract who do not have a substantial change in their patrol area shall not be required to relocate. A Resident Trooper shall be assigned in writing and is defined as one who resides and has a vested community interest within their designated patrol area. They shall go on and off duty from their residence and may or may not have a courtesy office. One (1) or more Resident Troopers shall be considered a separate work group; however, they are a subordinate of the patrol office responsible for the geographic area to which they are assigned.
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Resident Trooper. (Unit 1 positions)
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Resident Trooper. (Unit 1 only) 30.01. Selection of the employee to fill the position shall be based upon ability and seniority. The following criteria will be used to determine the ability of a Trooper to carry out the varied responsibilities associated with being a Resident Trooper.
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Resident Trooper. Resident Trooper positions shall be posted in accordance with Section 30.01. Selection of the employee to fill the position shall be based upon ability and seniority. The following criteria will be used to determine the ability of a Trooper to carry out the varied responsibilities associated with being a Resident Trooper. A. Selection Process 1. Must have at least three (3) years experience as a Trooper. 2. Must reside in the county where they apply, or commit to relocate to said county within six (6) months.
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