Seattle Mun. Code ch. 4.76, subch. II, § 4.76.100 Protection of Mayor.
4.76.100 - Protection of Mayor.
The Chief of Police shall provide such protection of the Mayor's person, family and residence as the Mayor and the Chief deem necessary to prevent personal injury and property damage; and for this purpose and with appropriations made therefor, the Chief of Police, acting through the City's procurement officials, may install lighting, walls or fences, alarms and security systems, and other protective improvements at the Mayor's residences, in City offices, and in the Mayor's personal vehicles. Before improvements are installed at the Mayor's residence or in the Mayor's personal vehicle, the Chief of Police, in consultation with the President of the City Council, shall execute an agreement for and on behalf of The City of Seattle, with the Mayor, for the disposition of the equipment upon the Mayor's departure from office or transfer of the residence, including, among other things, removal or sale of equipment to be removed and payment for improvements that are permanently affixed and add to the value of the premises as a betterment.
(Ord. 116368, § 118, 1992; Ord. 115962, § 1, 1991.)