It is unlawful to operate any ambulance in the city unless there is displayed within
the vehicle an Identification Emblem issued by the Chief of Police. Such emblem shall
be four inches by four inches, mounted and facing forward from the dashboard of the
vehicle in a position visible through the windshield of the passenger side of the
vehicle. The identification emblem shall set forth the name of the permittee, the
name of the company under which the vehicle is operating, the year, make, license
number, vehicle identification number, assigned fleet vehicle number, city permit
number and permit expiration date.
The owner of an ambulance shall obtain one identification emblem issued by the Police
Department for each said public motor vehicle to be operated in the city, when, to
the satisfaction of the Chief of Police, said owner is in possession of a valid city
permit for each said public motor vehicle, and the vehicle meets such inspection standards
as the Chief of Police may require. Identification emblems shall be renewed annually
preceding the expiration date of the permit. Ambulances shall not be operated for
hire until such time as all of the aforementioned requirements have been met.
(Prior code § 5-14.032)
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