We are hiring a dedicated Become an Officer to join our exceptional team at San Angelo Police Department in San Angelo, TX.
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If you are strong in emotional intelligence, innovation and have the right commitment for the job, then apply for the position of Become an Officer at San Angelo Police Department today!
Contact our recruiting officer, Ofc. Kelsey Hernandez at View phone number on sanangelopolice.org It's Your Turn The San Angelo Police Department has an authorized strength of 180 sworn officers and 33 non-sworn support personnel. The department handles an average of 100,130 calls from citizens for police service every year. To maintain the highest level of efficiency, we incorporate state of the art equipment with on-going training programs.
A law enforcement career with the San Angelo Police Department offers a challenging and exciting opportunity. We offer a full-service, professional law enforcement agency and the experience of policing in a dynamic community setting. This combination has created an environment for the men and women of the San Angelo Police Department to fully develop their individual potential as they grow toward meeting their personal and professional career goals.
Benefits
Retirement through the Texas Municipal Retirement SystemVested after five years of service.7% of your total wages are contributed to the employee's retirement account each pay period. City matches your contributions 2-to-1 upon retirement.Eligible for retirement after twenty years of service.Partial paid medical insurance.Take Home Car (eligible after two years with the department)Deferred Compensation PlanPaid Life InsurancePaid TrainingClothing Allowance (for non-uniformed officers)Longevity Pay (paid at a current rate of $4 per year of service up to 25 years)Loyalty Pay (paid at a rate of $25 per month for each year of service with the city)Uniform (excluding footwear), Duty Weapons, and Equipment Issuance Bereavement LeaveVacation: 120 hours or 15 days per yearSick Leave: 120 hours or 15 days per year with unlimited accrual and up to 720 hours bought back at separationHolidaysEducation Incentive PayBased on number of completed TCOLE training or college credit hours
20 TCOLE Training Hours = 1 Point1 College Credit Hour = 1 PointMaximum of 250 points at $1.15 per point (maximum of $287.50 per month)Officers begin receiving Educational Incentive Pay after completion of their Probationary PeriodOfficers receive $300 per month for Bachelor's DegreeOfficers receive $400 per month for Master's DegreeSpecial Duty Pay$350.00 per month PTO stipendMembers of the SWAT team, Hostage Negotiations Team receive $100 per monthBilingual Officers receive $100 per month for bilingual payEligible for dental and vision insurance at employee's expense COSA Civil Service Grade and Step Plan - Effective 10/01/2021 LT2
YR 6+
LT1
YR 1-5
SGT2
YR 6+
SGT1
YR 1-5
PO6
YR 17+
PO5
YR 14-16
PO4
YR 11-13
PO3
YR 8-10
PO2
YR 5-7
PO1
YR 2-4
PROBATIONARY
RECRUIT
Monthly Loyalty Pay2525252525252525252500Base Salary$95,116$89,959$80,791$78,499$71,624$64,748$62,456$60,164$57,872$55,580$52,142$48,149 Qualifications High school graduate or GED (if GED graduate, 12 college credit hours are required.)Must be a U.S. citizenMust have a valid driver's licenseTwenty-one to forty-five years of age (no military service or college degree is required)Eighteen to twenty-one years of age two years prior military service or sixty semester hours of college credit is requiredMust be of good moral characterMust be in good physical conditionMust have uncorrected vision of 20/200 or better in each eye correctable to 20/30 in each eyeMust pass a civil service written examMust not have been convicted of a Class A criminal offense or greater or have a history of criminal or improper conduct
Must not have been convicted of a Class B criminal offense within the past 10 years prior to applicationMust not have a poor driving record
If prior military, must have an honorable discharge or a discharge under honorable conditions
Must pass a medical and psychological examination The Hiring Process
The hiring process begins by completing an application for employment with the City of San Angelo. Applicants must complete the following steps as part of the hiring process: Written Civil Service Exam (applicants must pass with a score of at least 70% to proceed to the next step)Physical Agility Test (see Recruiting-Testing Dates for more information)Detailed Personal History StatementBackground Investigation to include Polygraph ExaminationOral Interview BoardPsychological ExaminationMedical ExaminationCandidates are selected from a field of applicants that have passed a written civil service exam, physical agility test, a thorough background investigation, and an intense oral interview. Successful applicants will be hired as a police recruit and attend a rigorous and demanding six-month basic peace officer course held at the Tom Flowers Law Enforcement Training Center. After graduating from the academy and passing a state certification exam, trainees will become probationary police officers.
Probationary Police Officers will then attend additional in-service training of a period of time that is dependent on departmental needs and an eighteen -week Field Training Program before being assigned to one of six patrol shifts.
Specialized Assignments/Units:
Officers are eligible to apply for openings in specialized units after completing two years of service with the department
Criminal Investigations, Traffic Section, Street Crimes Division, K-9, SWAT, Crisis Negotiations, Training, Recruiting, Crime Prevention, DREAM, Anti-Crime Unit, Honor Guard Contact Information If you wish to join our team of dedicated professionals, you can be assured that you will be working with some of the finest law enforcement officers in the state.
For more information, you may also contact the San Angelo Police Recruiting Office at View phone number on sanangelopolice.org or View phone number on sanangelopolice.org or come by the Recruiting Office at 301 West Beauregard, Suite 205, San Angelo, Texas 76903
To apply, call the City of San Angelo Human Resources Office at View phone number on sanangelopolice.org or pick up an application from Human Resources at 1 City Hall Plaza, San Angelo, Texas 76903. You may also obtain an application in pdf format by clicking the application for employment link above. (Note: Both the application and checklist must be submitted for the application to be processed.)
About San Angelo San Angelo is located on the plains of west-central Texas at the confluence of the North and South Concho Rivers. The city grew up around Fort Concho which was built in 1867 and is now preserved as a National Historic Landmark. Once the frontier was secured, the land around San Angelo was settled by ranchers and farmers and even today retains a spirit of hardy independence and open friendliness. San Angelo covers 58.61 square miles and has a population of approximately 100,000 people. It is home to Angelo State University, Goodfellow Air Force Base, and is a sought after retirement location.
3 beautiful lakes 313.7 acres of parks excellent medical facilities low crime rate cultural and sporting events 2 private and 3 public golf courses neighborhoods with unique character business and light manufacturing excellent education system
64 Degree average yearly temperature
San Angelo is an Equal Opportunity Employer Benefits of working as a Become an Officer in San Angelo, TX:
? Excellent benefits
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