WS - C - Law Enforcement Contract - Johnson County Final

4) Sheriff’s Office canines with multipurpose training covering search, tracking, and drug recognition. 5) Provide standby for City events, such as Tiffin Rec Fest, upon request of the City and when available. b. Criminal Investigations, which may include: 1) Property and personal crime investigators; 2) Deputies trained to work with sexual assault victims and child protective services. 3. The City shall notify the Sheriff in advance should the City adopt or enact an ordinance, which has the effect of expanding the scope of this Agreement, or obligating the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office to engage in any enforcement action beyond its statutory or contractual duties. Any failure of the City to notify the Sheriff shall constitute sufficient grounds to terminate this Agreement, pursuant to the provisions outlined in Section 25, except that the advance written notice required of the County in such event shall be reduced to sixty (60) days. 4. The vehicles purchased pursuant to this agreement will be assigned to City for the life of the vehicle(s). Such vehicles will be clearly marked “Tiffin Patrol.” 5. The Johnson County Sheriff's Office shall annually provide the City a list of the Deputies that will be routinely assigned to the contract area. However, to provide adequate coverage during the contract period and to address vacations, sick leave, etc., the Sheriff's Office reserves the right to assign any of the Sheriff's Office Deputies to perform contract services. 6. Deputy sheriffs assigned to the City will be selected pursuant to the collective bargaining agreement within the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office. Command staff personnel assigned to the City shall be at the discretion of the Sheriff with the advice and input from the City. 7. Law enforcement services will be provided pursuant to the following schedule as described in detail in Attachment A: a. FY 24/25: 84 scheduled hours per week plus 6 hours daily, totaling 126 hours weekly b. FY 25/26: 168 hours weekly c. FY 26/27: 252 hours weekly d. FY 27/28: 252 hours weekly e. FY 28/29: 252 hours weekly 8. Upon the occurrence of an emergency or incident dangerous to the public requiring the Sheriff to withdraw the Patrol person(s) or Patrol vehicle(s) assigned to the City and the contracted services cannot be returned within 1.5 hours, the County agrees to provide services at a later time for the period of time that the services were withdrawn. 9. The Sheriff’s Office shall retain discretion at all times to determine whether or not it is appropriate to file charges of any type.