REQUEST FOR SERVICES
We, ___________________________________________________________________,
(Name
of Requesting Municipality)
Hereby request that the Butler County Fire Police Association provide the following services at
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(Name
of Function, e.g. Fourth of July Parade, Community Labor Day Picnic, etc.)
To be held on the following dates:
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Traffic Control |
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Signature: _______________________
Title/Municipality: _______________________
Date: _______________________
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For Use by the Home Rule Use Only:
Your request for the services and dates listed above has been:
Approved ________ Signature: _______________________
Disapproved ________ Title: _______________________
Date: _______________________
For Use by the
Approved ________ Signature: _______________________
Disapproved ________ Title: _______________________
The Municipality where the event will be held must
fill this out. This is do to the mutual aid
and insurance. The starting time is the time you want us to show up.
Thank You
Eugene Bartlett
President
Return Address
363 Little
Amended July 11,198O. P.L. 580, No. 122
Section 1. Any volunteer fire company
in any city, borough, town, township, or home rule municipality may NOMINATE
any of its members as SPECIAL FIRE POLICE. All special
fire police so nominated shall, before they enter their duties as such, be
CONFIRMED by the Mayor of the city, the Mayor of the borough or
town, the chairman of the board of commissioners or supervisors of the
township, or the chief executive officer of a home rule municipality, as the
case may be. When so confirmed and sworn and displaying a badge of authority, Shall
have full power to regulate traffic and keep crowds under control at or in
the vicinity of any fire at which their companies are in attendance and to
exercise such other police powers as are NECESSARY in order to
facilitate and prevent interference with the work of firemen in extinguishing
fires, and, in addition, shall have the police powers
necessary to perform their duties when functioning as special fire police
at any function, event, or parade conducted by, and under the auspices of any
volunteer fire company, or any event, function,
or parade conducted by an organization other than a volunteer fire company,
providing the request to perform these duties is
made by the governing body of the city, borough, town, township or home rule
municipality, in which the event will be conducted, or when accidents, floods, or any other
emergency requiring performance of such traffic control and crowd control duties.
Such duties may be performed WITHOUT PRIOR REOUEST of the
governing body until the arrival of proper state, city, borough, town, township,
or home rule municipality police authority until the emergency no longer
exists. A person functioning as special fire police and performing a duty under
any of the above conditions, shall be deemed to be performing the duties of
his employment. Fire police performing such duties shall be identifiable
by, at minimum, the wearing of a distinctive arm band or hat or uniform or
insignia. Under no circumstances shall this act be construed to grant
special fire police the right and / or power to use firearms or other
weapons in the exercise of special fire police powers granted hereunder.
Section 2. Whenever any volunteer fire company is in
attendance on a fire, or when such special fire police are on special duty as
herein before provided, such special fire police in any city, borough, town or
township other than the one in which such fire company is organized shall have
the same power and authority in such other city, borough, town or township as
they would have in that, which they were appointed.
Section 3. All special fire police when on duty shall
display a badge of authority and shall be subject to control of the
chief of police, if any, of the city, borough, town or township in which they
are serving, or, if none, of a member of the Pennsylvania State Police.