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(a) All full-time police civil service employees up through the rank of lieutenant are eligible for shift differential pay.
(b) Only eligible police employees working approved, assigned shifts will be paid shift differential pay.
(c) Only eligible police employees who work a defined shift in which more than 50% of its time worked is between the hours of 4:00 p.m. and 12:00 a.m. (midnight) shall receive shift differential pay of 3% of their hourly step rate of pay in addition to their hourly step rate of pay.
(d) Only eligible police employees who work a defined shift in which more than 50% of its time worked is between the hours of 12:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. shall receive shift differential pay of 5% of their hourly step rate of pay in addition to their hourly step rate of pay.
(e) Police employees who work a shift in which more than 50% of its time worked is between the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. are not eligible for shift differential pay.
(f) Employees working pursuant to an emergency call back order will not receive shift differential pay.
(g) Shift differential pay will be paid only for time worked. Shift differential pay will not be paid to an employee for holiday pay or any type of leave pay.
(Ord. 19504-01-2011, § 1, passed 1-4-2011)
Editor’s note:
Ord. 20724-05-2013, § 1, adopted May 7, 2013, repealed § 27-35 (adopted by Ord. 19713-06-2011, § 1, passed June 7, 2011), which pertained to assignment pay for overnight duty captains. See also the Code Comparative Table.
All abandoned or unclaimed property of every kind which shall remain unclaimed with the police department for a period of four months without being claimed or reclaimed by the owners, whether known or not, may be sold at public auction or appropriated to the city’s use, as provided in this article.
(1964 Code, § 29A-4) (Ord. 7671, § 1, passed 12-8-1977; Ord. 16784, § 2, passed 1-24-2006)
The chief of police shall give to the purchasing agent of the city a list of all property subject to sale under this article and shall thereafter deliver such property to the purchasing agent before the date of sale and take a receipt from such purchasing agent showing in detail all property so delivered.
(1964 Code, § 29A-5) (Ord. 7671, § 1, passed 12-8-1977)
Notice of sale shall be given pursuant to the requirements of Tex. Code of Criminal Procedure Article 18.17. Thereafter, property shall be offered for sale at public auction to the highest bidder. Such property may be sold as individual items or assembled in lots at the discretion of the purchasing agent. Provided, however, that the head of any department of the city may request, in writing, that any items offered or to be offered for sale be assigned to his or her department. The purchasing agent may, at his or her discretion, assign such item or items to such department or sell such item or items at public auction.
(1964 Code, § 29A-6) (Ord. 7671, § 1, passed 12-8-1977; Ord. 16784, § 3, passed 1-24-2006)
The public auction provided for in the preceding section shall be conducted at the place and hour designated in the notice. Non-cash sales will be allowed only to buyers with a bank letter or a third-party guarantee.
(1964 Code, § 29A-7) (Ord. 7671, § 1, passed 12-8-1977; Ord. 16784, § 4, passed 1-24-2006)
The purchasing agent shall conduct the public auction and he or she shall keep an accurate statement of each article sold and the price bid and paid therefor, and shall make a complete report in writing to the city treasurer of the time, place and manner of conducting such sale. All funds received on account of such auction shall be delivered to the city treasurer who shall give his or her receipt therefor.
(1964 Code, § 29A-8) (Ord. 7671, § 1, passed 12-8-1977)
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