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Editor's Note: Former § 33-35, Grievance
procedures, was repealed 12-19-2000 by Ord. No. 1834-2000.
A.Â
Any member of the Police Department who wishes to
resign, in good standing, shall give the Chief of Police at least
30 days' written notice unless the Chief consents to a shorter notice.
If the employee resigns from the Department without giving the required
notice or such notice as is satisfactory to the Department head, he/she
shall be held as not having resigned in good standing and such fact
shall be entered as a part of the employee's record and the fact reported
to the Civil Service Commission.
B.Â
Resignations shall be final in accordance with Civil
Service regulations and the resigned employee shall not be eligible
for reinstatement.
C.Â
Any employee who is absent from duty for five consecutive
working days without notice to a superior officer giving the reason
for such absence and the time when he/she expects to return and without
securing permission to be on leave from a superior officer, or who
fails to report for duty within five days after the expiration of
any authorized leave of absence, shall be held to have resigned. Such
resignation shall be treated as a resignation not in good standing.
