Guam § 6225 - Hazardous Duty Positions Identified.

§ 6225. Hazardous Duty Positions Identified.

(a) The Chief of Police shall, by general order, adopt a Table of Organization and Equipment (TOE)

for the uniform positions within the Police Department. The TOE shall follow generally the organizational

structure established by the reorganization plan for the Police Department which became effective

September 11, 1989. The TOE shall identify by rank and duty the positions within the various units,

sections, branches, divisions and commands in the Police Department. Hazardous duty positions shall be

identified in the TOE.

(b) The Director of Customs shall, by general order, adopt a Table of Organization and Equipment

(TOE) for the uniform positions within the Customs and Quarantine Agency. The TOE shall follow

generally the organizational structure established by the creation of the Customs and Quarantine Agency

which became effective on October 1, 1994. The TOE shall identify by rank and duty the positions within

the various units, sections, branches, divisions, and commands in the Customs and Quarantine Agency.

Hazardous duty positions shall be identified in the TOE.

(c) [No text]

(1) Notwithstanding § 6304 of Article 3, Chapter 6, Title 4, Guam Code Annotated, the Civil

Service Commission Hazardous/Environmental Pay Policy and Procedures, or any other provision of

law, rule, regulation, and Executive Order, and for the purposes of this Act, Hazardous duty positions

shall be identified as follows:

(A) all sworn Officers of the Guam Airport Police;

(B) all sworn Conservation Officers of the Division of Aquatic and Wildlife Resources of

the Department of Agriculture;

(C) all sworn Guam Park Patrol Officers of the Department of Parks and Recreation;

(D) those employed by the Department of Youth Affairs, or who are assigned to the

Department of Youth Affairs, and who are engaged in juvenile detention and rehabilitation work

at the Department of Youth Affairs;

(E) those employed by the Office of the Attorney General whom he or she specifically

designates; and

(F) all sworn Officers of the Guam Fire Department.

(2) The appointing authorities of the Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport Authority, Guam

the Department of Agriculture, the Department of Parks and Recreation, the Department of Youth

Affairs, the Office of the Attorney General, the Guam Fire Department, and the Department of

Administration shall identify the direct exposure personnel, and upon exposure, shall be entitled to the

ten percent (10%) hazardous pay differential.