Uniform and Equipment Benefits Sample Clauses

Uniform and Equipment Benefits. (for all Officers hired prior to 11/16/2005):‌ Each Officer covered by this Agreement that shall receive a Uniform allowance of $700.00 per fiscal year. The Village shall make the yearly uniform allowance available at the end of each fiscal quarter, with the payment for that quarter being equal to the amount of the receipt(s) showing proof of purchase or proof of maintenance of uniforms for that quarterly period, until the $700.00 limit is reached. At the end of each quarter, the Village shall provide covered employees with a statement showing the affected officers' remaining uniform allowances. Upon advance prior written approval of the Chief, an Officer may be permitted to purchase more than $700.00 in uniforms and/or acceptable equipment in one (1) year with the understanding that the Officer will be reimbursed for any amount over $700.00 in the following year. Whenever the Village reimburses an Officer that was hired before 11/16/2005, for the purchase of uniforms and/or acceptable equipment and the Officer's employment is terminated, either voluntarily or involuntarily, then the Officer is responsible for returning all uniforms and/or equipment up to the amount in which the Officer was previously reimbursed. Under no circumstances will a terminated Officer be required to return uniforms and/or equipment to cover past reimbursements totaling more than $1,400.00.
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