When awarded, extra duty is NOT to exceed what total number of hours daily?

• A. Two Hours
• B. One Hour
• C. Three Hours
• D. Four Hours

Answer: (A)

Extra duty is a temporary assignment in addition to your normal duties, and there is a fixed cap on how much of that time can be required in a single day to protect health, safety, and performance. The maximum total daily extra duty is two hours. If more time is needed, it must go through the proper channels and may be handled as overtime or another form of compensated duty rather than extending extra duty beyond the two-hour limit. A smaller amount, such as one hour, is permissible, but it does not represent the maximum allowed; longer durations like three or four hours would exceed the limit and require special authorization.