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Township of Ross, PA
Allegheny County
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[Ord. 2010, 4/24/2000; as amended by Ord. 2092, 6/16/2003]
1. 
The Board of Commissioners of the Township of Ross Township does hereby adopt the "Ross Township Police Department Manual of Polices, Rules and Regulations" prepared and submitted by Chief of Police Gregory G. Tenos as the official Ross Township Police Department Manual of Polices, Rules and Regulations.
2. 
The Manual consists of: Title I "Organization," Title II "Administration," Title III "Operations," and the chapters thereunder all as set forth on Exhibit "A"[1] attached hereto.
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Editor's Note: Exhibit A is on file in the Ross Township Police Department.
3. 
The Manual is designed to provide the officers of the Ross Township Police Department with policies and procedures to guide them through the operations and responsibilities of their position.
4. 
All Ross Township police officers are directed to refer to the Manual on a regular basis.
5. 
From time to time the policies and procedures contained in the Manual may be amended, changed or modified to meet the changing needs of Ross Township and the Ross Township Police Department; provided, however, that all changes will be in the form of amended policy or written memorandum or directive reviewed and approved by the Ross Township Board of Commissioners.
6. 
The Manual is not intended to create any contractual or other legal rights in any party, but is designed solely as a guide and does not alter any police officer's employment status.
7. 
The policies and procedures are for internal use only and no part of the Manual shall be provided to any persons or entities outside of the Township of Ross.
8. 
The polices and procedures contained in the Manual are not intended to enlarge any Ross Township police officers, civil or criminal liability in any manner whatsoever. Nor should they be construed as creating any higher standard of safety or care in an evidentiary sense with respect to third party claims.
9. 
Any violation of the policies and procedures can formulate the basis of a disciplinary action against any Ross Township police officer.
10. 
All previously published and enacted polices, rules, regulations and procedures are hereby declared null, void and of no effect whatsoever.