Access to the System Generally Clause Samples

Access to the System Generally. A. The Oswego Police Department shall develop a list of authorized law enforcement personnel who shall have access to the School District’s Video System. A list of authorized law enforcement personnel, including contact information, position, rankrank, and supervisor’s contact information, of those who are authorized to activate the Video System will be provided to the School District by no later than October 31, of each year of this Aagreement, which list will be incorporated as part of this MOU Agreement. Such list shall be updated as necessary and will be treated as a confidential document. Additionally, one supervisory law enforcement individual shall be designated as the contact person for the School District. B. The School District shall provide the Oswego Police Department with logins and passwords needed to permit authorized members of the Oswego Police Department (hereinafter referred to as “Police User”) to access the Video System on an as needed basis with the prior approval of the School District, but without prior approval in cases of emergency situations, as defined above (hereinafter referred to as “Police User”). Each Police User shall have a unique login and password. Notwithstanding the above, the Police shall have access to the Video System for the purpose of viewing live video feed, recording from same, and recording saved video feeds and viewing saved videos, according to the terms and conditions set forth in this MOU. It should be understood by Police Users that a record of all logins, duration of time logged in, and selected camera views are maintained in the normal course of business by the School District’s surveillance system database. C. The Oswego Police Department agrees to provide the School District with written notice whenever a Police User ceases to be actively employed by the law enforcement agency including, but not limited to, suspension or termination. Notification of employment action shall be made as soon as reasonably possible, but not later than five (5) business days from such employment action, in order to allow the School District to temporarily disable the Police User’s account as may be necessary.
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Access to the System Generally. A. The Oswego Police Department shall develop a list of authorized law enforcement personnel who shall have access to the School District’s Video System. A list of authorized law enforcement personnel, including contact information, position, rank, and supervisor’s contact information, of those who are authorized to activate the Video System will be provided to the School District by no later than October 31, of each year of this Agreement, which list will be incorporated as part of this Agreement. Such list shall be updated as necessary and will be treated as a confidential document. Additionally, one supervisory law enforcement individual shall be designated as the contact person for the School District. B. The School District shall provide the Oswego Police Department with logins and passwords needed to permit authorized members of the Oswego Police Department (hereinafter referred to as “Police User”) to access the Video System on an as needed basis with the prior approval of the School District, but without prior approval in cases of emergency situations, as defined above. Each Police User shall have a unique login and password. It should be understood by Police Users that a record of all logins, duration of time logged in, and selected camera views are maintained in the normal course of business by the School District’s surveillance system database. C. The Oswego Police Department agrees to provide the School District with written notice whenever a Police User ceases to be actively employed by the law enforcement agency including, but not limited to, suspension or termination. Notification of employment action shall be made as soon as reasonably possible, but not later than five (5) business days from such employment action, in order to allow the School District to temporarily disable the Police User’s account as may be necessary.
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