Police Department Policy

J-1600 Personnel Records Confidentiality.pdf

Kern_County_Sheriff

Policy Text
Kern County Sheriff’s Office Policies and Procedures TITLE: PERSONNEL RECORDS CONFIDENTIALITY NO: J-1600 APPROVED: Donny Youngblood, Sheriff-Coroner EFFECTIVE: May 25, 1992 REVIEWED: 06/08/2018 REVISED: 03/01/2007 UPDATED: 06/08/2018 J-1600-1 POLICY The California Penal Code provides that peace officers’ records are confidential. Further, for non-peace officer personnel of a department, personnel records are protected under Government Code 62548 and Code of Civil Procedure Section 1985.4 and 1985.6. Thus, the personnel records of all members are deemed confidential and shall not be released or information disclosed therefrom except as prescribed below. This policy and procedure will apply to all employees, past and current. DEFINITIONS PERSONNEL: All members of the Sheriff’s Office, whether officers or employees, sworn or non-sworn, permanent, part-time, extra-help or volunteer. PERSONNEL RECORDS: Any file maintained under that individual’s name by his or her employ

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