[Ord. 222, 12/20/1960, § 1]
A police Department is hereby established in and for the Borough
of Mifflinburg. The Chief of Police shall be the chief executive of
the Police Department. He shall, under the direction of the Mayor,
be in charge of the police force and have supervision over its members,
in the exercise of their powers, duties and authority.[1]
[1]
Editor's Note: Following Section 3 of this ordinance
is a provision repealing all inconsistent ordinances and parts of
ordinances.
[Ord. 222, 12/20/1960, § 2]
Subordinate to the Chief of Police, in the Police Department,
the following classifications are hereby established: Lieutenant,
Sergeant, and Patrolman, or those of such classifications to which
Council shall at any specific time have appointed one or more police
officers. The priority of authority among such subordinate classifications
shall be in the order above listed. The number of persons to serve
in each of such subordinate classifications, on a full-time and/or
a part time basis, and the compensation of each shall be as determined
by the Borough Council from time to time.
[Ord. 222, 12/20/1960, § 3]
Nothing herein[1] contained shall effect the authority of the Mayor to appoint
special policemen during emergencies.
[Ord. 92-07, 9/15/1992, § 1; as amended by Ord.
2005-7, 6/21/2005; and by Ord. 2006-4, 6/20/2006]
The Borough of Mifflinburg hereby adopts as its police pension
benefit plan in a document designated as the Borough of Mifflinburg
Police Pension Plan, amended and restated effective as of January
1, 1992. A copy of said plan is incorporated herein by reference.[1] Said pension plan may be amended from time to time by
resolution duly adopted by the Borough Council.
[1]
Editor's Note: A copy of the Plan, as amended, is on
file in the Borough office.
