§ 19-3-102. APPLICATIONS FOR PERMITS.

(a)

In general. An applicant for a permit shall:

(1)

Submit to the Department an application on the form that the Department provides; and

(2)

Pay to the county an application fee.

(b)

Contents of application. The application shall contain the following information:

(1)

The name and address of the employing person;

(2)

Each location in the county where the officers or deputies will be assigned;

(3)

The number of officers or deputies needed, the anticipated number of hours per officer or deputy per week needed, and whether or not a radio will be furnished;

(4)

The type of business conducted at the address where the officers or deputies will be assigned;

(5)

The purpose of employment and duties to be performed;

(6)

The name, address, and telephone number of a contact individual who will be able to provide additional information to either the Department or the Chief of Police or their designees;

(7)

An acknowledgment of receipt of a copy of the Department's or the sheriff's policies regarding limitations on secondary employment;

(8)

Evidence of general liability insurance and worker's compensation coverage for the benefit of the county and the officer or deputy employed under this title; and

(9)

An agreement concerning the utilization of and storage of police radios, if made available by the county.

(c)

Additional requirements. In addition to the information required under subsection (b) of this section, the Department may require further disclosures, acknowledgments, or agreements that the Chief or the Chief's designee determines to be in the best interests of the county.

(d)

Application fee. The application fee required by this section is non-refundable.

(1988 Code, § 27-46) (Bill No. 44-99, § 2, 8-21-1999; Bill No. 73-03, § 35, 7-1-2004)