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Code · Louisiana · Title 33 — Municipalities and Parishes

RS 33:2589.1

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RS 33:2589.1
§2589.1. Shreveport chief of fire support staff; competitive appointment
A. Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, the governing authority in the city of Shreveport may create, by ordinance, the position of chief of fire support staff in accordance with the provisions of this Section. The position shall be filled on a competitive basis from a list of eligible persons as provided for under R.S. 33:2491, and the right of selection, appointment, supervision, and discharge for such position shall be vested in the fire chief, subject to approval of the appointing authority.
In addition, the governing authority shall establish the duties and responsibilities of the chief of fire support staff in the ordinance creating the position. Such duties and responsibilities may include direct supervision over all support staff positions in the classified service below and including the rank of chief of training, chief of EMS, chief of communications, chief of fire prevention, and chief of maintenance as well as any other future support staff as assigned by the fire chief.
B.(1) The chief of fire support staff shall have not less than ten years of full time fire service experience and shall at least hold the rank in the classified fire service of training officer, EMS officer, fire communications officer, fire prevention officer, emergency vehicle technician, chief of fire safety, administrative assistant to the fire chief, or aviation task force coordinator at the time of his appointment.
(2)Any person who holds the position of chief of fire support staff may, while holding such position, apply for admission to the promotional examination for the class next higher than that which he held at the time of his appointment. However, the name and score of any chief of fire support staff shall not be certified to the appointing authority by the civil service board as eligible for appointment to a position of the promotional class. His name and score shall be eligible for certification, in accordance with the maximum period for which a name may remain on the eligibility list in accordance with the provisions of this Chapter, only upon demotion to a position of the class he held at the time of his appointment as chief of fire support staff.
(3)Eligibility for admission to the competitive test for chief of fire support staff shall be limited to members of the same department as the fire chief at the time of appointment.
C.(1) Any person who is appointed from a position in the classified fire service to serve as chief of fire support staff shall not forfeit seniority accumulated to the date of the appointment, and shall continue to accumulate seniority in accordance with the provisions of this Chapter during the time he holds the position of chief of fire support staff.
(2)If a chief of fire support staff is subjected to corrective or disciplinary action, he shall have the same rights as any other employee in the municipal fire and police civil service.
Acts 2011, No. 309, §1.
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