The Charter of the City of Seattle Adopted At the General Election March 3 18
The Charter of the City of Seattle Adopted At the General Election March 3 18
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All subordinate police officers, detectives and regular policemen shall be appointed by the chief of police under said civil service rules, except as otherwise in section 1 of this article provided. In case the chief of police shall be appointed from the classified civil service and shall not be removed for cause, he shall, upon retirement from the office of chief of police, resume his former position in the classified civil ser- vice; and the last appointee to the position from which said chie...f was appointed and the last appointees in positions subordinate thereto, shall resume their former positions, respectively, in the classified civil service. (As amended March 5, 1912, (Jf. Am, . 1911. ) Sec. 3. Chief to Manage Police Department: — The police depart- ment shall be under the management of the chief of police, except as otherwise provided by law or in this charter.
Sec. 4. Mayor to Prescribe and Enforce Rules for Police Depart- ment: — The mayor shall prescribe rules and regulations, not inconsist- ent with law and the ordinances of the city, for the government and control of the police department, and fix and enforce penalties for their violation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All subordinate police officers, detectives and regular policemen shall be appointed by the chief of police under said civil service rules, except as otherwise in section 1 of this article provided. In case the chief of police shall be appointed from the classified civil service and shall not be removed for cause, he shall, upon retirement from the office of chief of police, resume his former position in the classified civil ser- vice; and the last appointee to the position from which said chie...f was appointed and the last appointees in positions subordinate thereto, shall resume their former positions, respectively, in the classified civil service. (As amended March 5, 1912, (Jf. Am, . 1911. ) Sec. 3. Chief to Manage Police Department: — The police depart- ment shall be under the management of the chief of police, except as otherwise provided by law or in this charter.
Sec. 4. Mayor to Prescribe and Enforce Rules for Police Depart- ment: — The mayor shall prescribe rules and regulations, not inconsist- ent with law and the ordinances of the city, for the government and control of the police department, and fix and enforce penalties for their violation.
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