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... ... @@ -4,7 +4,6 @@ 4 4 5 5 Policy Manual 6 6 7 - 8 8 Volume: AA 9 9 10 10 Organization ... ... @@ -13,7 +13,6 @@ 13 13 14 14 Policy Manuals 15 15 16 - 17 17 Replaces and/or Supersedes: 18 18 19 19 AA 04 12/08/2011 ... ... @@ -24,14 +24,12 @@ 24 24 25 25 Last Review: 26 26 27 -0 7/13/201525 +10/31/2016 28 28 29 - 30 30 Sheriff Cory C. Pulsipher 31 31 32 -Undersheriff BartBailey29 +Undersheriff James Standley 33 33 34 - 35 35 __**TABLE OF CONTENTS**__ 36 36 37 37 AA 04_101 Definitions ... ... @@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ 42 42 43 43 AA 04_104 Distribution 44 44 45 -AA 04_105 TitlePage41 +AA 04_105 Document Information 46 46 47 47 AA 04_106 Volumes 48 48 ... ... @@ -62,7 +62,6 @@ 62 62 63 63 AA 04_114 Inmate Access 64 64 65 - 66 66 **AA 04_101 __DEFINITIONS__** 67 67 68 68 1. WCSO: Washington County Sheriff's Office ... ... @@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ 96 96 **AA 04_104 __DISTRIBUTION__** 97 97 98 98 1. Policy: 99 -11. Policy manuals shall be made available to all WCSO employees via theZimbra and Lexipolomputersystems.94 +11. Policy manuals shall be made available to all WCSO employees electronically. 100 100 11. WCSO officials shall evaluate and classify policy manuals to determine which manuals should and which should not be released to the public. The classification of policy manuals may be conducted at any time, including at the time of a GRAMA request. Policy manuals shall not be distributed to anyone other than WCSO employees, without approval from the Sheriff (or the Sheriff's designee). 101 101 11. Any policy manual or portion thereof distributed to anyone other than a WCSO employee, shall include a cover letter expressing the requirement under the GRAMA for the recipient to maintain the confidentiality of the material. 102 102 1. Rationale: ... ... @@ -103,94 +103,101 @@ 103 103 11. Policy manuals may contain sensitive information related to the security, safety, and order interests of the WCSO. 104 104 11. Evaluation and classification of records is required by the GRAMA under UCA 63-2-306 (reference policy: AH 04 GRAMA). 105 105 106 -**AA 04_105 __ TITLEPAGE__**101 +**AA 04_105 __DOCUMENT INFORMATION__** 107 107 108 -1. Policy documents shall include a single-page title page. 109 -1. The title page shall display the: 110 -11. Organization name (i.e., “Washington County Sheriff's Office”); 111 -11. Division name; 112 -11. Document type (i.e., “Policy Manual”); 113 -11. Volume code and title; 114 -11. Chapter code and title; 115 -11. Documents being replaced and/or superseded, if applicable; 116 -11. Published date; 117 -11. Last reviewed date; 118 -11. Authorizing signatures, if applicable. 119 -1. The published and review dates shall be presented in the following format: MM/DD/YYYY. 120 -1. Policy documents shall be reviewed every 18 months and updated as necessary. 121 -1. The authorizing signatures shall include: 122 -11. For Administrative Division policy: 123 -111. Sheriff; 124 -111. Undersheriff; and 125 -111. Washington County Attorney's Office, if applicable. 126 -11. For Corrections Division policy: 127 -111. Sheriff; 128 -111. Corrections Division Chief Deputy; and 129 -111. Washington County Attorney's Office, if applicable. 130 -11. For Patrol Division policy: 131 -111. The Patrol Division's policies are created, managed, and maintained by the Lexipol computerized system. All policies generated and maintained within the Lexipol system are approved by the; 103 +1. Policy 104 +11. Policy documents shall include relevant document information. 105 +11. The document information shall include the: 106 +111. Organization name (i.e., “Washington County Sheriff's Office”); 107 +111. Division name; 108 +111. Document type (i.e., “Policy Manual”); 109 +111. Volume code and title; 110 +111. Chapter code and title; 111 +111. Documents being replaced and/or superseded, if applicable; 112 +111. Published date; 113 +111. Last reviewed date; 114 +111. Authorizing signatures, if applicable. 115 +11. The published and review dates shall be presented in the following format: MM/DD/YYYY. 116 +11. Policy documents shall be reviewed every 18 months and updated as necessary. 117 +11. The authorizing signatures shall include: 118 +111. For Administrative Division policy: 132 132 1111. Sheriff; 133 -1111. Patrol Division Chief Deputy; and 134 -1111. Washington County Attorney's Office, if applicable 135 -11. For Emergency Services Division policy: 136 -111. Sheriff; 137 -111. Undersheriff; 138 -111. Emergency Services Director; and 139 -111. Washington County Attorney's Office, if applicable. 120 +1111. Undersheriff; and 121 +1111. Washington County Attorney's Office, if applicable. 122 +111. For Corrections Division policy: 123 +1111. Sheriff; 124 +1111. Corrections Division Chief Deputy; and 125 +1111. Washington County Attorney's Office, if applicable. 126 +111. For Patrol Division policy: 127 +1111. The Patrol Division's policies are created, managed, and maintained by the Lexipol computerized system. All policies generated and maintained within the Lexipol system are approved by the; 128 +11111. Sheriff; 129 +11111. Patrol Division Chief Deputy; and 130 +11111. Washington County Attorney's Office, if applicable 131 +111. For Emergency Services Division policy: 132 +1111. Sheriff; 133 +1111. Undersheriff; 134 +1111. Emergency Services Director; and 135 +1111. Washington County Attorney's Office, if applicable. 140 140 141 141 **AA 04_106 __VOLUMES__** 142 142 143 -1. Policy documents will be assigned a volume code and title. Both shall serve as indexing components only; in and of themselves, they shall not constitute policy. 144 -1. Each volume shall have a unique volume code. 145 -1. Volume codes shall be constructed of two capital letters. 146 -1. The first letter of the volume code shall be one of four choices: 147 -11. “A” for Administrative Division 148 -111. Administrative documents shall provide policy for the WCSO regarding topics that are relevant to both the Public Safety and Corrections divisions. 149 -11. “C” for Corrections Division 150 -111. These documents shall provide policy for the Corrections Division of the WCSO. 151 -11. “P” Patrol Division 152 -111. These documents shall provide policy for the Patrol Division of the WCSO. 153 -11. “E” Emergency Services Division 154 -111. These documents shall provide policy for the Emergency Services Division of the WCSO. 155 -1. The second letter of the volume code shall have no meaning and shall simply facilitate a unique code for each volume (e.g., AA, AB, AC, etc.). 139 +1. Policy: 140 +11. Policy documents will be assigned a volume code and title. Both shall serve as indexing components only; in and of themselves, they shall not constitute policy. 141 +11. Each volume shall have a unique volume code. 142 +11. Volume codes shall be constructed of two capital letters. 143 +11. The first letter of the volume code shall be one of four choices: 144 +111. “A” for Administrative Division 145 +1111. Administrative documents shall provide policy for the WCSO regarding topics that are relevant to both the Public Safety and Corrections divisions. 146 +111. “C” for Corrections Division 147 +1111. These documents shall provide policy for the Corrections Division of the WCSO. 148 +111. “P” Patrol Division 149 +1111. These documents shall provide policy for the Patrol Division of the WCSO. 150 +111. “E” Emergency Services Division 151 +1111. These documents shall provide policy for the Emergency Services Division of the WCSO. 152 +11. The second letter of the volume code shall have no meaning and shall simply facilitate a unique code for each volume (e.g., AA, AB, AC, etc.). 156 156 157 157 **AA 04_107 __CHAPTERS__** 158 158 159 -1. Policy documents will be assigned a chapter code and title. Both shall serve as indexing components only; in and of themselves, they shall not constitute policy. 160 -1. Each chapter within a volume shall have a unique chapter code. 161 -1. Chapter codes shall be constructed of a two-digit number. 156 +1. Policy: 157 +11. Policy documents will be assigned a chapter code and title. Both shall serve as indexing components only; in and of themselves, they shall not constitute policy. 158 +11. Each chapter within a volume shall have a unique chapter code. 159 +11. Chapter codes shall be constructed of a two-digit number. 162 162 163 163 **AA 04_108 __TABLE OF CONTENTS__** 164 164 165 -1. Policy documents shall include a table of contents. 166 -1. The table of contents page shall immediately follow the title page. 167 -1. The table of contents shall list and identify, by code and title, all the sections of the chapter. 163 +1. Policy: 164 +11. Policy documents shall include a table of contents. 165 +11. The table of contents shall immediately follow the document information section. 166 +11. The table of contents shall list and identify, by code and title, all the sections of the chapter. 168 168 169 169 **AA 04_109 __SECTIONS__** 170 170 171 -1. Policy chapters shall be organized into sections. Sections will be identified with section codes and titles. Both shall serve as indexing components only; in and of themselves, they shall not constitute policy. 172 -1. Each section within a chapter shall have a unique section code. 173 -1. Section codes shall include the volume code, chapter code, and a three-digit section identifier. The volume and chapter codes shall be separated by a single space. The chapter code and the section identifier shall be separated by a single underscore line (e.g., AA 04_109). 174 -1. Chapter sections shall include, at a minimum: 175 -11. Definitions; 176 -11. References; and 177 -11. Content (policy and rationale). 178 -1. Additional sections may and should be included as needed. 170 +1. Policy: 171 +11. Policy chapters shall be organized into sections. Sections will be identified with section codes and titles. Both shall serve as indexing components only; in and of themselves, they shall not constitute policy. 172 +11. Each section within a chapter shall have a unique section code. 173 +11. Section codes shall include the volume code, chapter code, and a three-digit section identifier. The volume and chapter codes shall be separated by a single space. The chapter code and the section identifier shall be separated by a single underscore line (e.g., AA 04_109). 174 +11. Chapter sections shall include, at a minimum: 175 +111. Definitions; 176 +111. References; and 177 +111. Content (policy and rationale). 178 +11. Additional sections may and should be included as needed. 179 179 180 180 **AA 04_110 __INITIATIVES__** 181 181 182 -1. Initiatives are documents that contain instructions to initiate temporary changes in policies, procedures, or practices. Typically, initiatives are only used for designated trial periods to test the effects of potential policy, procedure, or practice adjustments. After the trial period is complete, the initiative shall be revoked, transitioned into a Directive, or incorporated into policy. 183 -1. Initiatives shall be assigned a code and title which shall be displayed on the document. 184 -1. Initiative codes shall consist of the letter “I,” followed by a hyphen, followed by a three-digit number (e.g., I-001). Each new initiative shall bear a unique code. 185 -1. Initiatives may only be issued by a division chief or above-ranking WCSO official. 182 +1. Policy: 183 +11. Initiatives are documents that contain instructions to initiate temporary changes in policies, procedures, or practices. Typically, initiatives are only used for designated trial periods to test the effects of potential policy, procedure, or practice adjustments. After the trial period is complete, the initiative shall be revoked, transitioned into a Directive, or incorporated into policy. 184 +11. Initiatives shall be assigned a code and title which shall be displayed on the document. 185 +11. Initiative codes shall consist of the letter “I,” followed by a hyphen, followed by a three-digit number (e.g., I-001). Each new initiative shall bear a unique code. 186 +11. Initiatives may only be issued by a division chief or above-ranking WCSO official. 186 186 187 187 **AA 04_111 __DIRECTIVES__** 188 188 189 -1. Directives are documents that contain instructions to formally change policy, procedure, or practice. 190 -1. Directives should be incorporated into policy upon the next revision date of the applicable policy. 191 -1. Directives shall be assigned a code and title which shall be displayed on the document. 192 -1. Directive codes shall consist of the letter “D,” followed by a hyphen, followed by a three-digit number (e.g., D-001). Each new directive shall bear a unique code. 193 -1. Directives may only be issued by a division chief or above-ranking WCSO official. 190 +1. Policy: 191 +11. Directives are documents that contain instructions to formally change policy, procedure, or practice. 192 +11. Directives should be incorporated into policy upon the next revision date of the applicable policy. 193 +11. Directives shall be assigned a code and title which shall be displayed on the document. 194 +11. Directive codes shall consist of the letter “D,” followed by a hyphen, followed by a three-digit number (e.g., D-001). Each new directive shall bear a unique code. 195 +11. Directives may only be issued by a division chief or above-ranking WCSO official. 194 194 195 195 **AA 04_112 __ACCESSIBILITY__** 196 196 ... ... @@ -222,6 +222,5 @@ 222 222 223 223 1. Policy: 224 224 11. The Washington County Attorney's Office shall maintain an on-going review of WCSO policy. 225 -11. The Washington County Attorney's Office will review all new policy or existing policy with substantive changes. 226 226 1. Rationale: 227 -11. The attorney's office review of new and existingpolicy assures policy is lawful. It helps to reduce liability for Washington County, the Sheriff's Office, and it's employees.228 +11. The attorney's office review of policy assures policy is lawful. It helps to reduce liability for Washington County, the Sheriff's Office, and its employees.