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2009-118
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10/21/2009
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2009
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1. Written/verbal warning - 12 months <br />2. Written reprimands - 18 months <br />3. Suspension of five days or less - 36 months <br />4. Suspensions of six days or more - 48 months <br />i 7.02 Whenever the Employer determines that an employee may be disciplined for just cause <br />that could result in suspension, reduction, or termination, a disciplinary hearing will be scheduled <br />with the Chief of Police, within thirty (30) calendar days from the presentation to the Chief of <br />Police of the determination to seek disciplinary action by the Employer. The purpose of the <br />hearing is to give the employee an opportunity to offer explanation of the alleged misconduct. At <br />the hearing the employee shall be given written specifications of the charges. Any disciplinary <br />action to be administered must be issued within forty-five (45) calendar days of the date of the <br />hearing. <br />The employee may choose to: <br />Appear at the hearing to present oral or written statements in his defense <br />2. Appear at the hearing and have an employee or non employee <br />representative of the FOP present oral or written statements in his defense. <br />Elect in writing to waive the opportunity to have a disciplinary hearing. <br />Failure to elect and pursue one of these three options will be deemed a <br />waiver of the employee's right to a disciplinary Bearing. <br />At the disciplinary hearing, the Chief of Police or his designee, will aslc the employee or <br />his representative to respond to the allegations of misconduct which were outlined to the <br />employee. At the hearing, the employee may present any testimony, witnesses, or documents <br />which he feels may be germane to the charges. The employee shall provide a list of witnesses, <br />and the name and occupation of his representative, if any, to the Employer as far in advance as <br />possible, but no later than eight (8) hours prior to the hearing. It is the employee's responsibility <br />to notify his witnesses that he desires their attendance at the hearing. <br />The employee, as well as the Employer, will be permitted to confront and cross examine <br />witnesses. A written report will be prepared by the Chief of Police, or his designee, concluding <br />whether or not the alleged misconduct occurred. A copy of the Chiefs report will be provided to <br />the employee within five (5) calendar days following its preparation. <br />17.03 Disciplinary action may be appealed tlu•ough only the Grievance Procedure. A notice to <br />Arbitrate disciplinary actions must be filed with the Employer within five (5) calendar days from <br />the receipt of the notice of discipline. <br />17.04 Ary employee under indictment or arrested for a felony shall be placed on leave of <br />absence without pay until resolution of the court proceedings. An employee may use accrued <br />vacation, holiday, or personal time during the leave. An employee found guilty by the trial court <br />may be discharged. An employee found imlocent of the charges shall be paid for all lost time and <br />13 <br />
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