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2017 - 2018 LEGISLATURE
SENATE AMENDMENT 1,
TO SENATE BILL 512
March 2, 2018 - Offered by Senator
Wanggaard.
SB512-SA1,1,3
21. Page 3, line 6: after “
experience" insert “
unless, after a reasonable search,
3no suitable candidates are available".
SB512-SA1,1,11
85. Page 8, line 3: after “subsection" insert “, and each such appointee shall be
9at least 5 years removed from service as a professional law enforcement officer or fire
10fighter, and shall comply with any residency requirements that apply to current
11members of the department with regard to which the appointee has experience".
SB512-SA1,2,3
16. Page 8, line 9: delete “agree on the hearing examiner" and substitute
2“exchange lists of acceptable hearing examiners, and the parties shall forward their
3lists to the independent monitor".
SB512-SA1,2,6
47. Page 8, line 10: delete “, the parties shall" and substitute “within 7 days
5after exchanging lists, the independent monitor shall select the hearing examiner,
6randomly, from the lists provided by the parties.".
SB512-SA1,2,12
910. Page 10, line 14: after “
persons." insert “
After the application period for
10accepting chief of police applications closes the board may accept additional
11applications, except that the board shall reopen the application period for 7 days
12after it accepts an application submitted after the original deadline.".
SB512-SA1,2,15
15“
Section 21e. 62.50 (17) (b) 8. of the statutes is created to read:
SB512-SA1,2,1716
62.50
(17) (b) 8. Ensure that the proposed discipline is consistent with similar
17discipline for similar violations.”.
SB512-SA1,2,20
1914. Page 13, line 13: after “sustained" insert “
or unless, following the charges
20being sustained, the accused asks for an extension of time for an appeal".
SB512-SA1,3,3
2216. Page 13, line 16: after “made." insert “
A chief officer of either department
23and a member of the fire department may be deprived of any salary or wages to which
1the officer or member would otherwise be entitled to receive if such an individual is
2charged with a felony, as defined in s. 939.60, and bound over for trial as provided
3in s. 970.02 (4) or 970.03 (7).".
SB512-SA1,3,14
5“62.50
(20) Circuit court review Appeal of board decision; notice. Any officer
6or member of either department
discharged, suspended or reduced who is
7disciplined, may, within 10 days after the decision and findings under this section are
8filed with delivered to the secretary of the board,
bring an action in the circuit court
9of the county in which the city is located to review the order. Such appeal that
10decision either to the circuit court of the county in which the city is located or to an
11arbitrator who shall be selected jointly by the parties to review the order. An action
12shall begin by the serving of a notice on the secretary of the board making such order
13and on the city attorney of such city, which notice may be in
one of the following or
14similar
form forms:”.
SB512-SA1,3,16
16“
Section 24m. 62.50 (30) of the statutes is created to read:
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62.50
(30) Review of, appearance by, chiefs. (a) If the common council of a 1st
18class city adopts a resolution by a two-thirds vote of the members-elect, as defined
19in s. 59.001 (2m), to conduct a performance review of either the chief of police or the
20chief engineer of the fire department, the board shall conduct such a review and
21forward its written report with the common council.
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(b) At least once each year, the chief of police and the chief engineer of the fire
23department shall meet with the members of the common council of a 1st class city
24at a regular meeting of the council.”.
SB512-SA1,4,4
320. Page 17, line 9: delete “in cases" and substitute “The court or arbitrator
4may consider any new evidence that is exculpatory to the accused. In cases".