In the performance of duties to serve society, an officer is often called upon to make difficult decisions. An officer must exercise discretion in situations where her/his rights and liabilities and those of the department hinge upon conduct and judgment. An officers decisions are not easily made and occasionally they involve a choice which may cause hardship or discomfort. An officer must be faithful to the oath of office, the principles of professional police service, and the objectives of the department and in the discharge of duties must not allow personal motives to govern decisions and conduct.
All employees are expected to conduct themselves in a professional manner when engaged in department activities.
Revised July 1, 2011