Procedure 314-Command Notification Flashcards
.03. Any officer dispatched to or finding the scene of an unusual occurrence, critical incident, or police incident will immediately request…
a Supervisory officer to respond to the scene.
.03. The Supervisor-In-Charge of the scene of an unusual occurrence, critical incident, or police incident is responsible for the notification of…
the appropriate command personnel.
.03. In all unusual occurrences, critical incident, and police incidents, the highest ranking command officer notified of the event should hold the rank of…
Deputy Chief.
.03. In all unusual occurrences, critical incident, and police incidents, in the absence of or due to the unavailability of a Deputy Chief, then an…
Assistant Chief will be notified.
.03. During Normal Business Hours When the Supervisor-In-Charge of the scene is a Sergeant, he
notifies the on-duty Lieutenant assigned to the patrol section.
.03. During Normal Business Hours, In the absence of the Lieutenant assigned to the patrol section, the Sergeant notifies…
the on-duty Captain assigned to the patrol section.
.03. During Normal Business Hours, In the absence of the Captain assigned to the patrol section, the sergeant…
notifies an on-duty Lieutenant assigned to another patrol section.
.03. During Normal Business Hours, When the Supervisor-In-Charge of the scene is a Lieutenant or a Lieutenant responds to the scene at the request of a Sergeant, after…
assessing the situation, he notifies the on-duty Captain assigned to the patrol section.
.03. During Normal Business Hours, In the absence of the Captain assigned to the patrol section, the Lieutenant…
notifies an on-duty Captain assigned to another patrol section.
.03. During Normal Business Hours, the Captain notified of the unusual occurrence or police incident responds to the scene, and after…
assessing the situation, notifies a Deputy Chief assigned to the Patrol Division.
.03. During Normal Business Hours, a Deputy Chief assigned to the Patrol Division, notified of an unusual occurrence, critical incident, or police incident assesses the situation:
a. Responds to the scene, if necessary;
b. Directs the Communications Unit to notify Internal Affairs Unit personnel if the situation involves a complaint of serious allegations or misconduct;
c. Notifies other command personnel, if the incident is a police incident;
d. Notifies as soon as possible, the Office of the Chief; and
e. Prepares a report on the unusual occurrence or police incident for the Office of the Chief prior to the beginning of the next business day.
.03E. During Weekends, Holidays, and Between the Hours of 1630 and 0745: When the Supervisor-In-Charge of the scene is a Sergeant, he notifies…
the on-duty Lieutenant assigned to the patrol section.
.03E. During Weekends, Holidays, and Between the Hours of 1630 and 0745: In the absence of the Lieutenant assigned to the patrol section, he notifies…
another on-duty Lieutenant assigned to another patrol section.
.03E. During Weekends, Holidays, and Between the Hours of 1630 and 0745: When the Supervisor-In-Charge of the scene is a Lieutenant or a Lieutenant responds to the scene at the request of a Sergeant, after assessing the situation…
he requests the Communications Unit to notify the Night Commander (when available) or the Deputy Chief designated as the Duty Officer.
.03E. During Weekends, Holidays, and Between the Hours of 1630 and 0745: The Evening/Night Commander or Deputy Chief (Duty Officer) notified of an unusual occurrence, critical incident, or police incident responds to the scene, if necessary, and after assessing the situation:
a. Directs the Communications Unit to notify Internal Affairs Unit personnel if the situation involves a complaint of serious allegations or misconduct;
b. Decides whether to notify other command personnel;
c. Decides whether to notify the Chief of Police; and
d. Prepares a report covering the event, which is forwarded to the Office of the Chief, prior to the beginning of the next business day.
