Some employment competitions will note that a security clearance or a criminal record search will be required. Having a criminal record does not exclude you from employment with The City of Burnaby. When your Criminal Record Search application is received by the City and is reviewed, the nature of the offense, when the offense took place, and the relevance of the offense to the position for which you are applying are considered.

You can request a search of the records of charges filed in Baton Rouge City Court by calling the Records Division at (225) 389-8388. There is a $20 record check fee charged for this search. See similar questions...

The University is required to use the disclosure service of the Criminal Records Bureau (CRB) to assess the suitability of applicants to medicine. Candidates who have previous or pending convictions are advised to contact the Medical School in writing. All information will be treated in the strictest confidence. See similar questions...

Calgarians work hard to keep their city clean and safe. The City of Calgary's Animal & Bylaw Services partners with Calgarians, through active enforcement and public education campaigns, to enforce City bylaws. Bylaws are written to protect the environment, ensure high standards of public health and safety and maintain an orderly appearance for the city. See similar questions...

No. You do not have to give the City a reason for reviewing the record. City employees, however, may ask questions relating to your request if it helps them respond to the request or direct you to another Department that may have the records you seek. See similar questions...

Several municipalities in Canada already have low water use fixture requirements. For example surrounding communities of Airdrie, Okotoks, and Cochrane have low water use fixture bylaws. Low water use fixtures are also part of Ontario's Plumbing Code and are required in B.C.'s Capital Regional District. See similar questions...

Residents in the annexation territory will continue to dispose of their garbage in the same fashion as if they have remained in the M.D of Rocky View. City garbage pick up will be offered once comprehensive development has occurred. See similar questions...

Yes. If you have had no criminal activity for at least five years since the offence, our office can file an additional application form and request that the Minister of Citizenship & Immigration Canada grant you a pardon, if necessary, or approval due to the fact that you are rehabilitated. Top See similar questions...

Answer: Once you are arraigned, the offense will be part of your record for the rest of your life. However, if you fight and win your case your record will clearly reflect a Not Guilty or Dismissal and will not be used against you in any further criminal proceedings. See similar questions...

Some announcements will show that positions are located only in certain cities. If there is no restriction on the location of the positions, you may apply and indicate the cities where you would be willing to consider employment. Please note that not all positions are located in every city. See similar questions...

Not a problem. Just let our experienced Recruiters know what city you are interested in and they will provide a selective, personalized search for your specific needs. If we do not currently have an assignment in that city, your Recruiter will help you determine the option that's best for you. See similar questions...

Certainly. You should be aware that it may longer to find you a position or may limit your chances of being places. Seoul is a very popular destination. See similar questions...

It enables The City to comprehensively plan for new development necessitated by growth, facilitating the orderly and economic development of the City of Calgary; It ensures new development is appropriately located and reduces the need for numerous, incremental annexations; It provides a sense of long term stability in the Calgary region helping adjacent municipalities and landowners to plan with more certainty. See similar questions...

All urban development in The City of Calgary must be serviced with water and sewer. Servicing extensions (piped water, sanitary and storm sewers) are planned and approved in pace with urban development. It may take a number of years for this to occur for existing development brought into the city through annexation. Existing rural services would continue after annexation until developed for urban land uses. See similar questions...

Under Texas law, deferred adjudication and conviction records are considered public information and may be made available the general public. link to Public Criminal History Data form (PDF). Complete criminal history records, including non-public information, may be released only to persons authorized by the individual or by entities that have been given statutory authority by the legislature. See similar questions...

If a search on an applicant reveals a criminal record for one of the six screened offenses, she or he will be provided an opportunity to clarify or explain the the contents of the report. If the applicant does not respond to the request for clarification/explanation, then a National Screening Panel (NSP) will decide to approve or deny the application based on the available information. See similar questions...

A criminal history record (background check) can be obtained in person with a valid government-issued photo identification card (driver's license, passport, personal identification card). Third party requests for criminal history records require a notarized authorization from the record subject. A local records check is limited to arrest and disposition information on file with this office; it does not include arrest information from any other law enforcement agency. See similar questions...

You probably can't. Wisconsin law allows a judge to "expunge" a case in only two situations, both involving youthful offenders: Misdemeanors committed by a person under 21. If the judge ordered expunction upon successful completion of the sentence, the record can be expunged. See ?973.015, Wis. Stats. Adjudication of a juvenile delinquent. A juvenile who has been adjudged delinquent can, upon reaching age 17, petition the judge for expunction of the juvenile adjudication. See ?938.355, Wis. See similar questions...