Public safety personnel means the officers and other members of the Fire Department and Police Department, respectively. (Ord. 2827, 1983)
Public safety personnel means law-enforcement officers, lifeguards, park rangers, firefighters, ambulance and rescue personnel, communications and dispatch specialists, and other public employees and emergency service providers charged with maintaining the public safety.
Public safety personnel means any employee of a law
Examples of Public safety personnel in a sentence
Public safety: Public safety personnel will be made aware of any potential evacuation and any additional support needed.
Public safety personnel are afforded salary continuation benefits under Labor Code §4850.
Public safety personnel shall be hired from the City of North Port Fire Rescue District and/or the City of North Port Police Department staff.
Public safety personnel must have access to reliable and instantaneous communications at all times to effectively coordinate response and recovery operations.
Public safety personnel are trained to assist the Chattanooga Fire Department in building evacuations during fire or other emergencies.
More Definitions of Public safety personnel
Public safety personnel. If the number of people expected for any event exceeds the number that can be managed by the on duty Public Safety personnel (one per 100 guests), then additional Public Safety personnel will be charged to user at $15 per hour per officer. The number of people anticipated for an event must be declared at the time the facility is reserved.
Public safety personnel means a sheriff, deputy sheriff, municipal police offi- cer, police officer commissioned by a univer- sity under ORS 352.121 or 353.125, state police officer, parole and probation officer, corrections employee, certified reserve offi- cer, reserve officer, telecommunicator or emergency medical dispatcher.
Public safety personnel means any sworn Law Enforcement personnel or non-sworn public safety personnel that are employed by any city or county agency contracted with CONTRACTOR.
Public safety personnel means a member of a fire department or district, or law enforcement officer whose primary duties are not primarily clerical or administrative.
Public safety personnel being the internal security staff of Wake Forest Baptist and Novant, (hereinafter referred to as “Public Safety Personnel”), and “Patient Support Staff”, being employees of and provided by G4S Secure Solutions (USA), Inc., (hereinafter referred to as “Patient Support Staff”) pursuant to the terms of its agreements with Novant are designated Private Agency Personnel per N.C.G.S. §122C-251(g)(2) (Public Safety Personnel and Patient Support Staff are hereinafter referred to collectively as “Private Agency Personnel”) for the purpose of providing some of the transportation required by the involuntary commitment proceedings contained within Chapter 122C of the North Carolina General Statutes for respondents located at Wake Forest Baptist and Novant hospital facilities within Forsyth County, as more specifically described below.
Public safety personnel means a sheriff, deputy sheriff, municipal police officer, police of- ficer commissioned by a university under section 1 of this 2011 Act, state police officer, parole and probation officer, corrections employee, certified reserve officer, telecommunicator or emer- gency medical dispatcher.
Public safety personnel means any law enforcement officer, fire department member, emergency medical response personnel, or other individuals responding in the aid of public safety or rescue. Subdivision 2. Response to False Alarms, (a) A fee, as established by Council Ordinance, shall be paid to the City for the fourth response and each subsequent response by the City’s public safety personnel within one (1) calendar year to a false alarm.(b) The City may collect such fee by whatever means necessary, including the institution of a civil action against the person responsible for the payment of such fee or certifying the fee on the property tax. Subdivision 3. False Alarm Reports. (a) The City Clerk, the Sheriff, the Fire Chief and/or Fire Marshall may require the person in control of the alarm system to submit a written report after any false alarms. The report shall contain information specified by the person making the request. (b) The City Clerk, the Sheriff, the Fire Chief and/or Fire Marshall may excuse false alarms associated with their respective departments when there is evidence that they are the result of an effort or order to upgrade, install, or maintain an alarm system if one (1) or more false alarms result from the same malfunction with a seven (7) day period. Subdivision 4. Audible Alarm Requirements. (a) All audible alarms shall meet the requirements of this Section.(b) Every person maintaining an audible alarm shall post a notice containing the name and telephone number of the persons to be notified to render repairs or service during any hour of the day or night that the alarm sounds. Such notice shall be posted at the main entry to such premises or near the alarm in such aposition as to be legible form the ground level adjacent to the building or kept currently corrected on file with the City Clerk, the Sheriff’s Office, and/or the Fire Marshal’s Office.(c) Audible alarms that sound like police and fire sirens are forbidden.(d) Audible alarms shall have an automatic shut-off which will silence the audible alarm within a period not to exceed twenty (20) minutes an such alarms shall not sound for more than twenty (20) minutes during any hour. Subdivision 5 Dishonored Checks. In addition to the requirements of Minnesota Statutes Section 609.535 pertaining to the issuance of dishonored checks, whenever restitution is made by the issuer by means of a dishonored check, after service of Notice of Dishonor by the City, an administrative fee, as established by Ordinance...