N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. Tit. 21 § 5250.3 - Contents
The jurisdictional protocols utilized by the law enforcement agencies shall be in the form of a written agreement that, at a minimum, includes or provides for the following:
(a) a list of all participating law
enforcement agencies;
(b) if the
PSAP has the authority to do so, a method of providing for the dispatch of the
closest police unit, which may be via any of the following:
(1) AVL (CAD mapping);
(2) indirect polling (asking for any unit in
the area);
(3) direct polling
(determining the location of a unit by its number);
(c) a method of transferring calls to the
proper agency or jurisdiction;
(d)
that the methods provided for pursuant to subdivisions (b) and (c) of this
section shall be used in the case of all 911 calls, and all emergency calls
received by any other means, dispatched for service;
(e) that the agreement shall be reviewed at
least annually to ensure that the most efficient procedures are being
used;
(f) that all investigative
duties shall be conducted by a law enforcement agency having ordinary
investigative jurisdiction in any area, regardless of initial response to an
emergency, provided, that no law enforcement agency shall be prohibited from
requesting assistance from any other agency as may be provided under current
law or regulation; and
(g) a
procedure for resolving all disputes among the parties relating to the
operation of the protocol, which may include referral of such disputes to a
body designated by agreement among the parties.
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