Ordinance 3678-19 - Laserfiche WebLink

(c) Upon and after revocation of appointment by the Chief of Police for failure to abide by the requirements of the City Charter or this chapter, the failure to perform faithfully the duties of his employment, or for any cause deemed sufficient by the Chief of Police in his discretion; (d)After the expiration of one year from the date of the appointment or any renewal thereof. The Chief of Police shall in writing notify the special policeman of the voiding or invalidating of his appointment,but his failure to so notify the appointee, or of the appointee to receive the notification shall have no effect on the voiding or invalidating of the appointment. Any appointment about to expire by reason of lapse of time may be renewed by the Chief of Police; provided,that the appointee shall make application therefor to the Chief prior to such expiration and upon showing to the satisfaction of the Chief that the appointee is and will be actually engaged in Special Police Service in the City and that he has performed his duties as a Special Policeman satisfactorily. Section 7: Uniform Any person appointed as a Special Policeman under the provisions of this chapter may, at his election, wear a uniform upon receiving the consent and approval of the Chief of Police thereto, but no uniform so worn shall be so similar to any uniform worn by a regular policeman as to be confusing or misleading, and no uniform shall be worn by any Special Policeman except such as is approved by the Chief of Police as to style, color and material. Section 8: Appointments under prior ordinance - Void All appointments of Special Policeman heretofore made under the provisions of any prior ordinance of the City of Everett shall be and become void and of no effect as of the effective date of this ordinance. Section 9: As of the effective date of this ordinance, Ordinance No. 3370, Sections 1-12 (E.C.C. Chapter 4.58)is hereby repealed and of no further force and effect. Be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows: Limited Commission Officers. The chief of police may issue a limited commission to persons whenever such limited commission will serve and assist the police department in maintaining adequate police protection and other law enforcement services including, but not limited to,providing support to the department and the issuance of civil infractions. Each limited commission will specifically state the ordinances for which the holder may issue citations for civil infractions, and limited commission officers shall have those limited enforcement powers as are specifically designated in the appointment by the chief of police. The chief of police shall determine the standards for the selection and training specific to the limited commission being granted; and shall be responsible for developing rules and regulations