Special assignments – Police Officer Sample Clauses

Special assignments – Police Officer. 1. There shall be a four (4) consecutive year limit to the assignment of a Police Officer to special assignments. For all assignments made after July 1, 2014, the term of the assignment shall not exceed four (4) consecutive years. Absent of exceptional circumstances, employees who have completed four (4) consecutive years in special assignments (or five consecutive years if special assignment was made before July 1, 2014), must perform at least twelve (12) months of regular patrol duty before being assigned to another special assignment.
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