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Vehicle Policy
Vehicle Policy
The Vehicle Policy sets clear guidelines for the use and operation of department vehicles. It ensures that all vehicles are utilized effectively, safely, and in compliance with departmental standards. By following this policy, we maintain operational efficiency, promote safety, and ensure that all vehicles are available when needed.
Department vehicles are essential for daily operations, including routine patrols, special assignments, and emergency responses. All personnel are expected to adhere to the following key guidelines:
Vehicle Use Guidelines
Authorized Use: Vehicles are to be used solely for department-related activities. Unauthorized use for personal or non-official purposes is prohibited and will result in disciplinary action.
Proper Vehicle Assignment: Vehicles should be selected based on the task at hand. Routine patrol units should be used for standard operations, while specialized vehicles should be reserved for specific assignments or emergency situations.
Driving Behavior: Excessive speeding, reckless driving, or unnecessary vehicle damage is prohibited. All actions should reflect professionalism and respect for department equipment and safety.
Driver Conduct
Safe Driving: Drivers must operate department vehicles with caution, adhering to traffic laws and prioritizing the safety of themselves, other officers, and the public.
Emergency Operations: During emergency responses, officers must follow procedures that ensure the timely and safe execution of their duties while maintaining operational efficiency. Use of sirens and lights should be done as required by the situation.
Accident Protocol: In the event of a vehicle accident, drivers are required to follow the proper reporting procedures, document the incident, and cooperate fully with investigations and any follow-up actions.
For more information or to review the full procedures, click here.
By adhering to the Vehicle Policy, all department members contribute to a safe, efficient, and well-coordinated operation, ensuring that vehicles are always ready and operational when needed.
Vehicle Regulations
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All vehicles MUST be road-worthy. Fix your vehicle at the nearest station if needed.
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All vehicles MUST be set as your personal vehicle via VMenu.
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All vehicles MUST be locked upon exiting, prior to conducting business to prevent theft.
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All vehicle license plates MUST consist of a "G" followed by your unit number.
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All vehicles MUST utilize the standard Arizona license plate featuring sunset and purple mountains.
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Officer MUST maintain vehicle rank structure.
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Any Officer that has surpassed rank requirements may also drive vehicles from previous ranked vehicle sets.
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Unmarked Donator vehicles are LIMITED to four uses per week. There must be LESS THAN five unmarked from all depts active.
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There must be THREE marked department vehicles prior to using and unmarked vehicle.
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High Command Department Staff may utilize unmarked vehicles at any time.
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Any vehicle that is not shown on this document is free for use of all Officers ranked Officer II+
Vehicle Equipment Guidelines
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Vehicles with roof light bars MUST NOT have any front/rear windshield or visor lighting.
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Wrap-arounds WILL NOT be used in any scenario on any vehicles within the department.
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Front bumper or grille lighting WILL NOT be used while rambars are on a marked vehicle. This is optional for unmarked vehicles.
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All vehicles, unless permissible by rank or unmarked vehicles, MUST have rambars equipped.
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All marked vehicles MUST have spotlights equipped. This is optional for unmarked Vehicles.
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Ghost vehicles will be available to those who rank Sergeant and above.
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All ghost vehicles MUST be slick-tops.
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Rambars are optional, but highly recommended, for ghost vehicles.
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TURBO UPGRADES ARE STRICTLY PROHIBITED ON ANY VEHICLE.
All vehicle assignments and corresponding ranks can be found here. Please refer to this document for the full list of vehicles and the rank requirements for each. The link for the vehicle roster can be found here.
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