Police Department Policy

DGO3.03_Facilities_Management

SF PD

Policy Text
L. San Francisco Police Deparhnent 3.03 GENERAL ORDER 07/20/94 FACILITIES MANAGEMENT -. This order establishes policy for the maintenance of Department facilities, including the responsibilities of commanding officers and facility coordinators. I. POLICY A. GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES. The Chief of Polie has authority over police facilities. The Planning Division'Departmeni Facility Manager and the Staff Inspection Unit are responsible for monitoring facilities and ensuring compliance with this order. B. CONSTRUCTION AND MODIFICATION APPROVAL. The Commanding Officer of the Planning Division must approve all work on Department fadlitks. The following require prior approval: L Using, renting or borrowing Department property or space. 'V 2 'Altering the facility. Alterations include painting, decorating, or permanently attaching anything to the walls, ceiling, doors, interior or exterior surfaces. 3. Attaching any equipment to the facility. Equipment is defined as, but not limited to, electrical equipment that does not simply plug in, partitions, nailed or bolted items, plumbing, sporting or gym equipment, commamications equipment, vending machines, display cases, and fixed furniture. 4. Removing or relocating equipment, fixtures, or building parts. C COMMANDING OFFICERS' RESPONSIBILITIES. Commanding officers of each facility shall designate one member to act as the Facility Coordinator. D. DZITIES OF FACILITY COORDINATORS. Facility coordinators shall ensure thak 1. ALTERATIONS. by alteration or change .of room function receive prior . approval. DGO 3.03 07/20/94 2 LOCKS. Locks are not altered or combinations (station locks) changed without the permission of the Planning Division. 3. WINDOW COVERINGS, Cdains, blinds, or window coverings are installed only with permission. 4. LANDSCAPE Plantings or landscaping is not changed. 5. SMO~G. Smoking is permitted in approved are& only (violators will be subject to discipline). 6. LOCKERS. The locker number assigned each member is forwarded to the Planning Division. Lockers are maintained in a serviceable condition and nothing is written on, glued, taped or affixed to them other than the number and the member's name. 7. SIGNS. Signs are not removed or altered, or new signs posted without authorization. 8. DAMAGE. Any damage or needed repair is reported to the Commandhg OffiCeL 4 9. SAN~TATION. The facility is kept dean and sanitaq inside and out, and that janitorial services are monitored 10. UTILITIES. Gas, electrical and plumbing fixhues are operating properly. 1L REP- Repairs are prioritized and coordinated daily. 12 REQUESTS. Annual capital improvement requests are prepared. 13. KEYS. Keys issued to officers who are transferred be returned. 14. HAZARDS CCNSPECTION, IDENTIFICATION ON CORRI3CTION). see Injuty & Illness hention Program WP) DM-OL i

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