Police Department Policy

24-26 Vehicle Damage and Safety Inspection.pdf

Kern_County_Sheriff

Policy Text
DONNY YOUNGBLOOD 1350 Norris Road, Bakersfield, California 93308-2231 Sheriff-Coroner Telephone (661) 391-7500 TRAINING BULLETIN ISSUE: 24-26 DATE: June 11, 2024 Vehicle Damage and Safety Inspection The purpose of this training bulletin is to provide information as to the process of what to do when a vehicle is damaged, whether it is due to an accident or incident. All Kern County Sheriff’s Office vehicles involved in a collision or those which have sustained any damage relating to the steering, control, or safe operation of the vehicle whether visible or not, will be removed from service immediately. This vehicle will not be put back into operation until a safety inspection is completed by an authorized vendor or a Sheriff’s Automotive mechanic, and the Fleet Manager clears the vehicle as “safe to operate.” Department Policy E-900 specifies the process and responsibility of roles when involved in a vehicle accident.

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