Q&A
Use of temporary duty officers in investigations
1:26:14
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Ingris Martinez provides information on the use of temporary duty (TDY) officers in the DOC's investigative division.
- The investigation division unit has 10 TDY officers and 3 TDY supervisors
- Some TDY investigators have been with the unit for over 6 years
- 6 investigators have been with the unit for less than 2 years
- 6 permanent investigators have been with the unit for 7 to 8 years
- Of the 6 supervisors, 2 are permanent, and 3 are TDY with less than 2 years of service
- TDY (Temporary Duty Assignment) allows for flexibility in transfers and maintains seniority based on assigned facility rather than in-house assignment
Sandy Nurse
1:26:14
How many positions in the investigative division are filled by temporary duty officers?
Ingris Martinez
1:26:21
So for my unit, for the investigation division unit, we have officers, 10 TDY, and then supervisors, we have 3 TDY.
1:26:36
But TDY in the sense that I have 4 in 4 investigators that have been with us for over 6 years, and then there were mainly 6 little less than 2 years, and 6 permanent that have been there 7 to 8 years.
1:26:53
So that makes up my investigative staff.
1:26:55
My supervisory staff, I have 6 supervisors, 2 that are permanent, and 3 that are TDY with less than 2 years with us, and and only 2 permanent.
Sandy Nurse
1:27:10
Can you can you tell me what t d t d y
Ingris Martinez
1:27:13
is just for the recovery duty assignment?
1:27:16
Okay.
1:27:17
Alright.
1:27:18
And that for us, it covers, you know, like, if they're if they need to be transferred, any type of the seniority list, their their seniority number is based on their facility assigned facility rather than in house.
