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When a shift opened up, somebody started calling round the room. The officers who answered fastest got the overtime, the ones on days off never heard about it, and nobody could show the distribution was fair when it was questioned.
The app posts the shift once, to everyone who is actually qualified for it, and records who took what.
An open shift goes to every qualified officer at the same time. First to claim gets it, and the race is visible.
A K9 shift will not let a non-handler claim it. The rule lives in the app, not in someone’s memory.
An officer hands a shift back to the department instead of finding their own replacement.
Pickups against the department average over 90 days, so overtime distribution stops being a rumour.