Maryland Code § PS-2-405

Section PS-2-405
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(a) (1) The Secretary shall develop a pay plan for police employees, State
Police communications operators, and State Police communications supervisors that
includes the ranks and the grades within ranks that the Secretary considers
appropriate.
(2) The pay plan under this subsection:

(i) is subject to approval by the Secretary of Budget and
Management; and
(ii) is effective on approval by the Governor only to the extent
that sufficient money is included in the State budget.
(b) Each police employee, State Police communications operator, and State
Police communications supervisor is entitled to receive the pay rate, including any
increment based on length of service, set forth in the pay plan established under
subsection (a) of this section.
(c) (1) Each police employee is entitled to the pay rate for the next
highest step within the police employee's rank on:
(i) each July 1, if the police employee was a police employee
on July 1, 1967; or
(ii) each anniversary of the date of employment, for all other
police employees.
(2) (i) Except as provided in subparagraph (ii) of this paragraph,
on promotion a police employee or a deputy State fire marshal is entitled to the pay
specified for the new rank in the same step that the police employee or deputy State
fire marshal occupied before promotion.
(ii) If the step that the police employee or deputy State fire
marshal occupied before promotion is higher than that held by a police employee or
deputy State fire marshal who is already in the rank and has equal or higher total
service time, on promotion the police employee or deputy State fire marshal is entitled
only to the pay specified for the new rank in the next lower step than the police
employee or deputy State fire marshal occupied before promotion.

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