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Illinois police off-duty rules
2 agencies in Illinois publish rules on off-duty or secondary employment. Here is what each of them says.
Cook County Sheriff's Office
County
Next year's work declared by 1 December, a signed indemnity and $1m cover before any armed job, and no pay for court arising from it.
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Illinois State Police
State agency
No off-duty peace officer work, a five-working-day silence rule, and military reserve service counted as secondary employment.
1,846swornIf your agency is not here
These are the Illinois agencies whose own documents we have been able to obtain and read in full. An agency missing from this list usually means the policy is not published rather than that there is no policy - your own chain of command holds the current version.
The four pages in our off-duty section describe how this kind of work runs in general, whatever your agency.
Other states
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Whatever your agency's rules turn out to be
The record is yours either way — the hours, the employer, the rate, the miles, and whether the money has landed.
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