1 of 1956 - Ordinance 1 of 1956, Amending Bill No. 76 of 1955, relating to ingrade promotions in Police Departm bait Lake Lily,Utah, 195
VOTING Aye Nay
I move that the ordinance be passed.
Burbidge
Christensen . . ji')
Nicho ea )F`
Romney . . . . —
Mr.Chairman . AN ORDINANCE
Result
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 4613 of the Revised Ordinances of Salt
Lake City, 1944, and amending Section 30-1-12 of the Revised Ordinances
of Salt Lake City, 1955, which latter revised ordinances were adopted by
an ordinance passed December 29, 1955, Bill No. 76, to be effective as
such revised ordinances February 1, 1956, relating to Patrolmen.
Be it ordained by the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City, Utah:
SECTION 1. That Section 4613 of the Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake
City, 1944, and Section 30-1-12 of the Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake
City, 1955, which latter revised ordinances were adopted by an ordinance
passed December 29, 1955, Bill No. 76, to be effective as such revised
ordinances February 1, 1956, relating to patrolmen, be, and the same hereby
are, amended to read as follows:
SECTION 30-1-12. PATROLMEN, IN-GRADE PROMOTIONS. Applicants shall
serve as probationers a minimum of six (6) months whereupon they may be
appointed patrolmen 6th Grade. A patrolman having served at least one (1)
year in the department may be appointed patrolman 5th Grade. A patrolman
having served one (1) year as 5th Grade Patrolman may be appointed patrolman
4th Grade. A patrolman having served one (1) year as 4th Grade Patrolman
may be appointed Patrolman 3rd Grade. A patrolman having served one (1)
year as 3rd Grade Patrolman may be appointed Patrolman 2nd Grade. ,patrol-
man having served one (1) year as 2nd Grade Patrolman may be appointed
Patrolman 1st Grade.
Provided, however, that as to patrolmen serving in the Police Department
on the date of passage of this ordinance in-grade promotions may be made
as follows: All patrolmen having served five (5) or more years in the Police
Department as of the effective date of this ordinance shall be eligible to
promotion from their present grade to each higher grade, in sequence, to and
including 1st Grade, without serving any specified time in the present or
each succeeding grade.
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Provided further, that all in-grade promotions shall be conti ;ent upon
full compliance with the rules and regulations of the Civil Service Commission
upon examination and ascertained merit.
SECTION 2. In the 'opinion of the Board of Commissioners it is necessary
to the peace, health and safety of the inhabitants of Salt Lake City that
• this ordinance become effective immediately.
SECTION 3. This ordinance shall take effect upon its first publication. '
Passed by the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City, Utah, this
31'st day of January, 1956.
City Recorder
( SEA L ) Temp ry Chairman
Bill No. 1 of 1956
Published February 2, 1956
Affidavit of Publication
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An Ordinance 1 SS•
AN ORDINANCI: A1tn:ttj)SSQG SEC-
TION 4013 or the itevised Ordinances
f.Salt Lake city,1 44:'in.a
'Section.:f0-1-12 01' l ry aiHt 1,I civil,i
antes of Salt'lItke l,eo 105), which'
latter'devised or linahee'were adopted
by ordinance n serfs December 23,
1055. Billsuch y Na. 76,ato he effective
1950 selling•t9,patrolmen.d it i�I
Be it ord oed to theR ,I I' •
Commissioners F Salt Lalc (Il Utah.! r L.1 v
.SECTION 1 That 5, 40t f the•
Revised Ord or OR Lake City.� Beingfirst dui sworn, deposes and says that he is adver-
1944 d Se t-Ordinances,or to I s d y 2� 1
ordinances of Salt Lake City, 19.55,
whichlatter ;din2 ee p Passed nee' losing clerk of TIIF SALT LAKE TRIBUNE,a daily news-
adoptedb 2,3.1,*gut a•7.e AO..be f-
` t 1 iese ! a'io pAe Inca; paper published in Salt Lake City,Salt Lake County,in the
b d the i clay a amended
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SECTION 30142. PATROLMEN, IN- State of Utah.
GRADE PROMOTIONS.Applicants.shall
v
s as probationers '
eners a minimum um of
six (6) monthS-whereupon they v
be appointed-patrolmen 6th Grade.tA
Patrlman in the
coved at least o That the advertisement of which a copy is attached
ep appointed patrolman atrolman department
Grade.v A I hereto
patrolman having served one (I
as 5th Grade Patrolman may be ap-
pointed patrolman 4th Grade. A pa-
trolman haling served onc Ill year 9th Grade Patrolman y 1 ta I -
Patrolman 3rd Grade. A Patrolman;
Patrolman baying served aonc 01)year d Ald i
2 d-(1{{1 hA patrolman havinge «pointed I -
P t(erviidud`cmae11 Vela M. Snd be appointed Patrolman.
,1st Oracle.
Provided, however, that to
t a]men t serern in to of Police of infra
ordinance IIDgr:ale promotions may he
!madefollow,. All patrolmen
ling vad 1' di) rk,in .•
114 P lice De t t ln of the ffce.
[Ise date of lhls ordh,aree .shall 'he
eligible to promotion tram their nn
eat glade to o ch higher at'ote,Ins
u to and Inchon: 1st Grade.
tthoup serving an.v specified thine i
',the l present or each thateeding"grader'
fuletlena shall he contingen all t lino` was published in said newspaper on
l compliance with the rules and
regulations of the Civil Sciame Com
mission
upon examination and a ecr
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SECTION 2. I tp -.apt h f the1
Board of Commissioners A d'
sary to the peace.
iaand
tthe his y of
inhabitants
become Salt ttLogo
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effect
Passed by it h Nest t Board Ulo tion.C,n 's -�C-,
ei t orlers of s.al Lake City, Utah, ibis Advertising Clerk
• JOG L.CHRISTENSEN
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1RMA E. RI'1'NER.
City Recorder.
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R.1i No. I,of lea
Published 11001ary 2,1056. id-'S)Jorn to before me this - day of
A.D.19 - a
Notary Public
My Commission Expires