PG 202-13 LIEUTENANT - PLATOON COMMANDER Flashcards
NOTE: At the discretion of the precinct commanding officer, lieutenant platoon commanders may perform field duties as specified
in step 26 below,
provided that two (2) or more sergeants are assigned to duty with that platoon, one of whom has been designated as patrol supervisor.
LIEUTENANT - PLATOON COMMANDER
. Be responsible for all
- command operations during the tour performed.
- Sign Command Log at beginning and end of tour.
- Perform duty in uniform.
- Review actions of patrol supervisors to ensure compliance with Department policies and procedures.
- Participate as a member of the precinct management team.
- Advise and confer with commanding/executive officers, operations coordinator, special operations lieutenant, integrity control officer, squad commander and BRAM commander, if appropriate,
on matters of importance, unusual arrests or occurrences, personnel and integrity concerns, and other conditions requiring their attention.
- Confer with integrity control officer regarding personnel,
civilian complaints, sick records, overtime concerns and integrity issues.
- Confer frequently with the special operations lieutenant
regarding command crimes and conditions.
- Confer with lieutenant platoon commander or patrol supervisor from
previous tour, at start of tour.
- Access the Department’s intranet webpage to ascertain active Paid Detail locations and times of assignment within the precinct, at start of tour. And than do the following.
a. Make a Command Log entry indicating results of inquiry into active Paid Detail locations, including time of assignments.
b. Print reference copy of Paid Detail assignments scheduled during tour and attach to roll call.
NOTE: If the lieutenant platoon commander is unavailable, any other
lieutenant or above performing duty within the command will perform the above step.
- Confer with lieutenant platoon commanders of adjacent precincts, police service areas and transit districts to coordinate
crime strategies.
- Ensure radio transmissions affecting the command are monitored
monitored at all time
- Cause necessary changes or adjustments in roll call at beginning of tour such as.
a. Schedule meals for supervisors assigned to platoon so that a supervisor is on duty at all times.
b. Grant tour changes and excusals for members of platoon when appropriate.
- Supervise roll call. Such as
a. Personally inspect the outgoing platoon to ensure the personal appearance of members meets Department standards.
b. Instruct and question members relative to command conditions.
c. Ensure members are familiar with integrity concerns.
d. Ensure members are aware of active Paid Detail locations and times of assignments at these locations within the precinct.
- Ensure all personnel of the platoon are properly supervised and performing duty in a satisfactory manner. In addition you will
a. Evaluate effectiveness of assignments.
b. [IO 50(11)] Review and sign the POLICE OFFICER’S MONTHLY CONDITIONS IMPACT MEASUREMENT REPORT (PD439-1424) for subordinates and confer with detail sergeants as necessary.
(1) Deliver REPORTS to operations coordinator within seven days following month for which submitted.
c. Conduct interviews personally with personnel assigned to the platoon performing in an unsatisfactory manner.
d. Conduct all return from sick interviews for members of the platoon.
e. Review disciplinary records (CCRB, CPI) of all members assigned to platoon.
f. Assume responsibility for Early Intervention Monitoring for members of platoon.
- Prepare annual evaluations for
subordinate platoon supervisors.
- Inspect the command facility each tour and record results in
the Command Log.