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1 HOW MUCH DOES THIS COST?The rate of pay is based on rank, as shownbelow, and is adjusted according to police unioncontractual increases. The officer s check mustbe made payable in his/her name and sent tothe paid Detail Unit within 14 days of theassignment. There is also a 10% administrativecharge payable to the city of New york . ThePaid Detail Unit will coordinate the paymentof the administrative charge with the vendorvia monthly invoice. Certain events may requirea pre-payment for Rates By RankRates are effective July 1, 2016 RankRateAdmin. Fee Total CostPO/Det $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ DO I GET ADDITIONALINFORMATION?

2 Anyone interested in additional informationis encouraged to contact the paid Detail Unitat (646) 610-5115 between the hours of8 6 , Monday through 258 (06-16)PAIDDETAILSW illiam J. BrattonPolice CommissionerThe FINESTin uniformed securityfor your organizationINTRODUCTIONIn the spring of 1998, the New york CityPolice Department introduced a programthat allows New york city Police Officersto perform off-duty uniformed security workwithin New york city . This program iscoordinated by the NYPD s paid Detail is the only authorized program foruniformed NYPD off-duty following information will helpprospective vendors (customers) understandthis program by answering some of the mostcommonly asked CAN PARTICIPATE?

3 Any event planner, corporation or interestedorganization can be a possible vendor withseveral exceptions.(Licensed premises, government and quasi-governmental entities, security companies,and personal protection/bodyguard situationsare specifically excluded.)In all other circumstances, however, theNYPD reserves the right to decideparticipation of its police officers. First,prospective vendors will be required toprovide information regarding theircompany. The NYPD will then perform ageneral background and credit check. Basedon this, prospective vendors will be given aformal Participation Agreement to sign,which outlines the specifics of the contract, along with a certificate ofinsurance, will be submitted for the PoliceCommissioner s approval prior todistribution of assignments.

4 (Approximatepreparation time is about 8 weeks.) Onceyour organization has been approved, youmay schedule DETAILS on a regular basis,or only as needed for special ABOUT THE POLICEOFFICERS?Police officers are taken from a database ofavailable volunteers. These officers arepre-screened and the paid Detail Unit makesspecific assignments. Anyone assigned is anactive, armed, full-duty New york city PoliceOfficer and has been trained by the paid Detail police officers are consideredoff-duty, acting as private contractors. Incompliance with federal tax regulations,vendors may be required to forward Form1099 s at the end of each year to each officerwho provided service, in care of the PaidDetail DO paid DETAILSOPERATE?

5 All officers will report in full uniform tothe location designated by the vendor forcheck-in and assignment. Vendors willprovide a schedule of tours; tours can be dayor night. The minimum shift is 4 hours. Longevents can be broken into multiple on the size of the detail, type ofevent and location covered, multiple officersmay be necessary. In these situations, theNYPD will determine the minimum amountof coverage necessary, along amount withsupervisory coverage, based on safety andsecurity police officers carry with them full lawenforcement powers and are expected toperform police related duties only.

6 They donot carry or issue summonses. They are subjectat all times to NYPD rules, regulations andstandards of conduct. Officers encounteringarrest situations will call for an on-dutysupervisor or paid Detail supervisor todetermine the course of action. Vendorswill not pay officers for the processing ofarrests. If an arrest is for a minor offense, anon-duty officer will be assigned to process thearrest. For more serious arrest situations, thePaid Detail officer may be required to processthe arrest on police typical assignments are: Retail Chains Department Stores Supermarkets Houses of Worship Sports Complexes Banks Office Buildings