GCPD definition

GCPD means the Gulf Coast Protection District, a special district created by the Texas Legislature pursuant to Senate Bill 1160, 87th Texas Legislature, Regular Session under authority found in Article XVI, Section 59 of the Texas Constitution to protect the coast in Chambers, Galveston, Harris, Jefferson, and Orange Counties.
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Examples of GCPD in a sentence

  • The GLO will either (a) respond to the GCPD that the request is rejected for deficiencies within 21 days of the GLO’s receipt of the funding request, or (b) approve and transfer funds to the GCPD within 30 days of the GLO’s receipt of the funding request.

  • The GLO will either (a) respond to the GCPD that the request is rejected for deficiencies within 20 days of the GLO’s receipt of the funding request, or (b) approve and transfer funds to the GCPD within 60 days of the GLO’s receipt of the funding request.

  • The GCPD understands and acknowledges that any travel expense reimbursement or payment by the GLO is not a per diem.

  • SRO shall attend all orientations, meetings, summits, and information and guidance sessions scheduled during the SRO’s regular duty hours as requested by the GCPD and/or WCPS in accordance with Article II, Paragraph 7 herein.

  • The GCPD agrees to use all reasonable efforts to have a replacement SRO fill this void.

  • If requested by the GLO, the GCPD shall hold monthly meetings or conference calls to provide the GLO with updates on the Projects.

  • The GCPD must submit itemized receipts to support any request for reimbursements or payments for travel expenses.

  • The GCPD shall not utilize the SRO during the designated workday for duties other than set forth herein, except in emergency situations that necessitate removal of the SRO from his/her normal duties pursuant to this MOU.

  • WCPS also shall host, in collaboration with the GCPD, an annual summit of SRO and school administrators to discuss issues relevant to the School Resource Officer Program and operations.

  • The GCPD shall designate a regularly employed law enforcement officer to supervise the assigned SRO and to coordinate the functions of the SRO Program with the Superintendent or designee.