Vermont § 1938 - Intermunicipal police services; purpose; agreements

§ 1938. Intermunicipal police services; purpose; agreements

• (a) Cities, towns, incorporated villages, the University of Vermont, sheriffs, and State
  agencies may enter into agreements to provide for intermunicipal police services.
  Intermunicipal police services include general police services, emergency planning
  and assistance, task forces, and other specialized investigative units to provide
  police services within the boundaries of the participating municipalities and counties. (b) The legislative body of each municipality may authorize the chief of police or other
  designee to provide police resources for intermunicipal police services. The participating
  municipalities, sheriffs, and State agencies shall enter into a written agreement,
  which shall provide for the scope of the mutual services, the powers, duties, and
  responsibilities of each participant, and the governing authority for officers called
  for duty under the terms of the agreement. The agreement shall also contain provisions
  relating to the use of equipment, supplies, and materials during the period of mutual
  service. Any employee covered by such an agreement shall remain an employee of the
  donor agency. (c) Agreements entered into under this section shall not be subject to the requirement
  of chapter 121 of this title. (d) Cities, towns, incorporated villages, the University of Vermont, sheriffs, and State
  agencies may enter into agreements under this section with municipalities in the same
  or adjoining counties and with municipalities in adjoining states. (Added 1993, No. 42, § 1; amended 2003, No. 121 (Adj. Sess.), §§ 82, 83, eff. June 8, 2004; 2003, No. 122 (Adj. Sess.), § 85d.)