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A nonprofit regional corporation may not use grant money to employ a village public safety officer for a village unless the village through its governing body enters into a written agreement with the corporation. The agreement must
(1) be comparable to agreements that the corporation has made with all other villages in the region that the corporation serves;
(2) require that the corporation and the village comply with this chapter and with state and federal law; and
(3) set out a job description for the village public safety officer that includes a salary, working hours, and duties that the corporation and the village expect the officer to perform.
History: Eff. 8/18/95, Register 135
Authority: AS 18.65.670
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