Safety Equipment (Institutions and Camps). A. The State is committed to providing Peace Officer protective and safety equipment for the personal protection of its employees, taking into consideration the various work environments and the inherent risks of various job assignments.
Safety Equipment (Institutions and Camps). A. The State is committed to providing Peace Officer protective and safety equipment for the personal protection of its employees, taking into consideration the various work environments and the inherent risks of various job assignments. For DAI staff, while in uniform, in a State vehicle and off grounds in the community (i.e., employee urinalysis testing, picking up equipment, etc.), on-duty Peace Officers shall be armed. For DAI staff, when Peace Officers are providing inmate transportation, guarding, or escorts off grounds in the community, each Peace Officer shall be armed with the Department approved handgun with a level three retention holster. This change shall be implemented January 1, 2020, to allow for additional weapons retention training incorporated as a part of the 2019 In-Service Training (IST) plan.
Safety Equipment (Institutions and Camps). A. The State is committed to providing Peace Officer protective and safety equipment for the personal protection of its employees, taking into consideration the various work environments and the inherent risks of various job assignments. For DAI staff, while in uniform, in a State vehicle and off grounds in the community (i.e., employee urinalysis testing, picking up equipment, etc.), on-duty Peace Officers shall be armed. This change shall be implemented within sixty
Safety Equipment (Institutions and Camps). A. The State is committed to providing Peace Officer protective and safety equipment for the personal protection of its employees, taking into consideration the various work environments and the inherent risks of various job assignments. For DAI staff, while in uniform, in a State vehicle and off grounds in the community (i.e., employee urinalysis testing, picking up equipment, etc.), on-duty Peace Officers shall be armed. This change shall be implemented within sixty (60) days of ratification. For DAI staff, when Peace Officers are providing inmate transportation, guarding, or escorts off grounds in the community, each Peace Officer shall be armed with the Department approved handgun with a level three triple retention holster. This change shall be implemented January 1, 2020, to allow for additional weapons retention training to be incorporated as a part of the 2019 In-Service Training (IST) plan.
