Agency jurisdiction and Mutual aid (SO) Flashcards
What area does the enforcement at Hickman Treatment Plant cover?
The area includes all property north of Ash Grove Road in Jessamine County.
What are the specific areas covered by enforcement in the vicinity of Hickman Treatment Plant?
Walking and biking paths in Veterans Park and the West Hickman Treatment Plant property.
Which locations are covered in the cul-de-sac of Ashley Oaks Drive?
Houses and yards addressed there.
What is the jurisdiction of the Division of Police regarding mutual aid agreements?
All mutual aid agreements that the Division of Police participates in will be in writing.
Who is authorized to request assistance in case of an actual emergency or public occurrence?
The Chief of Police or official acting in such capacity.
What procedures should be followed for requesting mutual aid according to the mutual aid agreements?
Procedures include legal status, personnel response, authority procedures, and communication.
What is the purpose of Special Order 1993-12C?
To identify jurisdiction for the Division of Police and establish guidelines for mutual aid agreements.
Define ‘Emergency’ as per the special order.
An emergency is a disaster or major public safety occurrence beyond an agency’s control.
According to the special order, what is a ‘Public Occurrence’?
A public safety incident temporarily beyond the capacity of available resources to control.
Who is considered the ‘Incident Commander’ as defined in the special order?
The individual from the affected agency responsible for managing personnel and equipment.
What areas fall under the jurisdiction of the Division of Police?
Fayette County and some state and Federal properties within it.
Which agencies have concurrent jurisdiction with the Division of Police on Federal properties?
Veterans Administration Hospitals, military reserve centers, and U.S. Post Office branches.
What actions should officers take when responding to the Federal Court House and Federal Prison?
Inquire with facility personnel if they may remain armed and comply accordingly.
When can deadly force be used by personnel of assisting jurisdictions?
Only when necessary to prevent death or serious bodily injury to any person.
What should the Incident Commander of the requesting jurisdiction consider before committing specialized units to an event?
Whether it is apparent that deadly force may be required.