HOURS AND SPECIAL EVENTS Sample Clauses

The "Hours and Special Events" clause defines the standard operating hours and outlines procedures for handling special events that may require deviations from the usual schedule. It typically specifies the regular times during which services or facilities are available and details how exceptions, such as extended hours for holidays or private functions, are managed. This clause ensures both parties have a clear understanding of when access is permitted and how special circumstances are addressed, thereby preventing misunderstandings and facilitating smooth coordination for events outside normal hours.
HOURS AND SPECIAL EVENTS. 1. The SROs will be assigned as follows: Two officers will be assigned to serve Dalton High School, one officer will be assigned to serve ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Innovative High School. One officer will be assigned to serve Dalton Middle School. One officer will serve the elementary schools. The SRO Sergeant will also serve the elementary schools as well as a floater for all city schools as needed from time to time. The officers will coordinate schedules with their school principals, the Safety Coordinator and the SRO Supervisor. The SROs shall be on-duty at their assigned schools thirty minutes prior to school start and thirty minutes after school dismissal or times arranged with an individual school’s administration and approval by the Department and the Board. During regular hours, SROs may be off campus as needed or required by their duties. The SROs will notify their school principal and the SRO Supervisor when they will be off of the school campus as needed or required by their duty. 2. The Department shall pay overtime for the SROs working special events that are authorized by the SRO Supervisor. 3. SROs that enter contractual agreements directly with the Board for coaching duties, after school programs, athletic events or teaching shall be paid directly by the Board for such duties. 4. All SROs shall wear an approved Department uniform and shall carry their duty weapons while at school unless authorized otherwise by the SRO Supervisor.
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HOURS AND SPECIAL EVENTS. 1. Each SRO is assigned to a school on a full-time basis. The SRO’s shall be on duty at their assigned schools prior to school’s start and at school’s dismissal, except in cases when the SRO is flexing their schedule to attend a school event outside regular school hours. During regular hours, SRO’s may be off campus performing such tasks as may be required by their assignment (i.e., Court, Training, Arrest). 2. If authorized by his/her supervisor, the SRO shall be present at school special events that occur outside of normal school hours. The City shall be responsible for any overtime pay associated with the SRO’s attendance at these events. 3. All School Resource Officers shall wear their duty uniform a majority of the time and carry their duty weapon while at school. A uniform will be worn when the SRO is engaged in teaching and public speaking duties.
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HOURS AND SPECIAL EVENTS. The SRO shall work within the school district between the hours of 7:30 AM and 3:30 PM and may flex his/her time to attend special school events, PTO meetings, or other school functions. Overtime will not be paid for any hours exceeding the normal work schedule by the Barrington Police Department. Compensatory Time Off (CTO) may be approved for hours extending the normal work-day by the Detective Lieutenant or Chief of Police. It is mutually agreed by both parties that the SRO shall work within the School District during the school calendar year and during the terms of this agreement.
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HOURS AND SPECIAL EVENTS. 1. The SROs shall be assigned as follows: One officer will be assigned to serve ▇▇▇▇▇▇ High School, one officer will be assigned to serve ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ High School, one officer will be assigned to serve ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Creek Middle School, and one officer will be assigned to serve The ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇. Two officers will be assigned to serve the elementary schools. The SRO Sergeant will serve as a floater for all city schools and will respond to assist SROs, as needed. The SROs shall coordinate schedules with their school principals, the Safety and Transportation Coordinator, and the SRO Supervisor. The SROs shall be on-duty at their assigned schools thirty minutes prior to the start of school and thirty minutes after school dismissal or times arranged with an individual school’s administration and approval by the Department and the Board. During regular hours, SROs may be off campus as needed or required by their duties. The SROs shall notify their school principals and the SRO Supervisor when they will be off of the school campus as needed or required by their duty. 2. The Department shall pay overtime for the SROs working special events that are authorized by the SRO Supervisor. 3. SROs that enter contractual agreements directly with the Board for coaching duties, after school programs, athletic events, or teaching shall be paid directly by the Board for such duties. 4. All SROs shall wear an approved Department uniform and shall carry their duty weapons while at school, unless authorized otherwise by the SRO Supervisor.
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