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How does the contractor supply the actual CSP vehicle that is parked at the site and occupied by one of the CSP off-duty officers? Just wondering about the CSP vehicle only!Originally Posted by sic_semper_tyrannis
I am completely convinced the city of Denver would not know how to function without road construction. Damn the orange barrels anyway. It never made sense to me how a mass construction crew could build a complete house w/ furnishings in 7 days, but a road construction crew can't get shit done in 7 months.
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Certain contractors do contract with the CSP for a trooper and their vehicle and they pay a hourly fee that includes the troopers off duty salary and a few bucks an hour to the state for the use of the vehicle, gas, etc, plus workmans comp coverage.
The road construction and certain state and federal enforcement grants (DUI, seatbelt, etc.) are the main off duty gigs for the CSP.
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