Who completes the Ride Along Waiver?

Anyone who has requested and received approval to ride in a Reading Police Department vehicle completes the waiver before being transported.

What information does the waiver ask for?

It asks for the requester’s signature, date, address, and an emergency contact. A parent signs and dates the form if the requester is under 18.

Reading, MI · Hillsdale County

No notary required

Ride Along Waiver of Liability

People approved to ride in a Reading Police Department vehicle complete this waiver before being transported.

What this form is

The waiver releases the City of Reading Police Department and its employees or agents from liability for injuries during police department functions. It is required before an approved participant is transported in a departmental vehicle and asks for the requester’s signature, date, address, and emergency contact; a parent or guardian signs if the requester is under 18.

Who needs it

Anyone approved to ride in a Reading Police Department vehicle must complete the waiver before being transported.

How to submit it

Complete the waiver before being transported. The form lists the Reading Police Department at 109 South Main Street, Reading, Michigan 49274.

About notarization

This waiver is signed and dated without a notary; a parent signs and dates it if the requester is under 18.

How to submit this form

1
Download the Waiver
Download the Ride Along Waiver of Liability.
2
Complete the Form
Fill in the requester’s details and emergency contact, then sign and date the waiver.
3
Add Parent Signature if Needed
If the requester is under 18, have a parent sign and date the form.
4
Complete Before Transport
Complete the waiver before being transported in a departmental vehicle.

Frequently asked questions

Who completes the Ride Along Waiver?: Anyone who has requested and received approval to ride in a Reading Police Department vehicle completes the waiver before being transported.
What information does the waiver ask for?: It asks for the requester’s signature, date, address, and an emergency contact. A parent signs and dates the form if the requester is under 18.
Do I need a notary for the Ride Along Waiver?: No. The waiver is signed and dated without a notary; a parent signs and dates it if the requester is under 18.
How do I submit the Ride Along Waiver?: Complete it before being transported. The form lists the Reading Police Department at 109 South Main Street, Reading, Michigan 49274.

Need something notarized?

This Ride Along Waiver of Liability doesn’t need a notary — but Michigan residents can notarize other documents online with a commissioned online notary.