Police Department Policy

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Oakland PD

Policy Text
OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE OAKLAND POLICE DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM TO: All Personnel DATE: 2 Aug 94 SUBJECT: Revision of Departmental General Order C-5, BADGE, CAP SHIELD, IDENTIFICATION CARD, AND CALL BOX KEY CONTROL General Order C-5, is revised to update badge specifications, call box key issuance and concealed weapon endorsements. Personnel shall place the new order in their General Order Manuals and make the necessary changes to the Table of Contents and Index. By order of DEPARTMENTAL GENERAL ORDER C-5 Rev. OAKLAND POLICE DEPARTMENT 2 Aug 94 Index as: Badge, Cap Shield, Identification Card, and Call Box Key Control Call Box Key Control Cap Shield Control Card, Identification Identification Card Star, Control of BADGE, CAP SHIELD, IDENTIFICATION CARD, AND CALL BOX KEY CONTROL The purpose of this order is to set forth procedures controlling the issuance, use, replacement, and return of badges, cap shields, identification cards, and call box keys and for the issuance of retirement badges and identification cards. I. CONTROL BY PERSONNEL AND TRAINING DIVISION A. The Personnel and Training Division shall be responsible for the issuance, repair, replacement and return of call box keys, identification cards and badges for members, employees and reserve officers, and cap shields for members and reserve officers. The Division shall issue retirement badges and identification cards in accordance with Parts IV and V. B. Whenever a badge, identification card, cap shield, or call box key is lost, damaged or stolen, the Personnel and Training Division commander may charge the person involved the replacement cost of the item, as determined by his/her unit commander in Part III, D. C. The Personnel and Training Division shall control identification cards in accordance with the following procedures: 1. Issue an identification card to each member or employee upon his/her appointment to the department and renew the card at the end of initial probation and every five years thereafter. The expiration date shall be typed on every card in the space provided. 2. Issue an identification card to each reserve officer upon appointment to the Department and renew the card after the first 18 months and every five years thereafter. The expiration date shall be typed on each card in the space provided. 3. Collect expired cards prior to issuing renewal cards. If an expired card has been lost or stolen, the renewal shall not be issued until the member, employee, or reserve officer completes the reporting procedures described in Part III. 4. Collect cards from members, employees and reserve officers who terminate employment with the Department or who are ordered to surrender their cards. 5. Maintain alphabetical and numerical records of identification card holders. 6. Replace lost, stolen, or damaged cards, as authorized by the appropriate deputy chief. 7. Issue retirement cards in accordance with Part V. D. The Personnel and Training Division shall control badges and cap shields in accordance with the following procedures: 1. Issue badges and cap shields to members, reserve police officers, and authorized employees; maintain alphabetical and numerical records of badge and shield holders; and collect badges and cap shields from members, reserve officers, and employees who are promoted or terminate employment or who are ordered to surrender their badges and shields. 2. Repair or replace lost, stolen, or damaged badges and cap shields, as authorized by the appropriate deputy chief. 3. Issue retirement badges in accordance with Part IV. 4. Make arrangements as necessary with the Purchasing Department and vendors to design, order, and repair badges and cap shields. E. The Personnel and Training Division shall control call box keys in accordance with the following procedures: 1. Issue call box keys to members, reserve officers, and authorized employees upon their appointment to the Department; maintain key holder files; and collect keys upon termination of employment. Only one key shall be issued to each person, except as authorized by the Commander of the Bureau of Services. A call box key may be issued to a City employee or contractor where the need exists. 2. Replace lost, stolen, or damaged call box keys, as authorized by the appropriate deputy chief. 3. Establish and maintain a separate file of agencies and nondepartmental persons to whom call box keys are issued. The names of key holders and the number of keys they receive shall be recorded. A deposit equal to the replacement cost of each key may be charged and shall be refunded upon the return of the key(s). II. RESPONSIBILITIES OF MEMBERS, RESERVE OFFICERS, AND EMPLOYEES A. General Responsibilities 1. Members, reserve officers, and employees shall carry their identification cards with them while on duty. Those to whom badges are issued shall wear or carry their badges on duty. 2. Members, reserve officers, and employees shall report lost, stolen, and damaged badges, cap shields, identification cards, and call box keys immediately in accordance with Part III. 3. Members, reserve officers, and employees shall be held responsible for the repair or replacement of badges, cap shields, identification cards, and call box keys which are lost, stolen, or damaged through negligence. 4. Upon termination of employment, or as otherwise ordered, members, reserve officers, and employees shall turn in their badges, cap shields, identification cards, and call box keys to the Personnel and Training Division. B. Members and Reserve Officers — Badges and Cap Shields 1. Members and reserve officers of all ranks shall wear badges and cap shields that conform to

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