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Here is a little snipet of an e-mail going around City of Phoenix
The recruit/officer written and physical agility examinations will be given April 26 - 28 at Henry Ford Community College/M-TEC, 3601 Schaefer, in Dearborn.
If you are interested in Becoming a City of Phoenix Police, this is your chance to test for a fine agency without incurring the expenses.
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Spread the word about Michigan recruitment
Imagine if your department had to hire hundreds of new employees over the next few years. Sounds daunting, doesn’t it?
That’s the challenge facing the Police Department, whose recruiters are always looking for innovative ways to attract qualified individuals “to protect and serve.â€
Because of government grants, rapid growth and retirements, the department will hire more than 1,000 new officers in the next three years. Department recruiters know word-of-mouth is often the best way to advertise positions. That’s why they’re asking city employees with Midwest connections to spread the word about an upcoming recruitment in Dearborn, Mich.
“We know many city employees are from that region and may have relatives or friends who would be interested in working for the Phoenix Police Department,†said Officer Armando Carbajal of the Police Employment Services Bureau. “This opportunity will save interested applicants the expense of traveling to Phoenix to pursue a position with the department.â€
The recruit/officer written and physical agility examinations will be given April 26 - 28 at Henry Ford Community College/M-TEC, 3601 Schaefer, in Dearborn.
The department offers 80 specialty assignments and promotional opportunities after a few years. The Phoenix Police Department is also known as one of the best law enforcement agencies in the U.S.
Prospective applicants can find more information at phoenix.gov/police or call 602-262-6925 to speak to a recruiter
Imagine if your department had to hire hundreds of new employees over the next few years. Sounds daunting, doesn’t it?
That’s the challenge facing the Police Department, whose recruiters are always looking for innovative ways to attract qualified individuals “to protect and serve.â€
Because of government grants, rapid growth and retirements, the department will hire more than 1,000 new officers in the next three years. Department recruiters know word-of-mouth is often the best way to advertise positions. That’s why they’re asking city employees with Midwest connections to spread the word about an upcoming recruitment in Dearborn, Mich.
“We know many city employees are from that region and may have relatives or friends who would be interested in working for the Phoenix Police Department,†said Officer Armando Carbajal of the Police Employment Services Bureau. “This opportunity will save interested applicants the expense of traveling to Phoenix to pursue a position with the department.â€
The recruit/officer written and physical agility examinations will be given April 26 - 28 at Henry Ford Community College/M-TEC, 3601 Schaefer, in Dearborn.
The department offers 80 specialty assignments and promotional opportunities after a few years. The Phoenix Police Department is also known as one of the best law enforcement agencies in the U.S.
Prospective applicants can find more information at phoenix.gov/police or call 602-262-6925 to speak to a recruiter
If you are interested in Becoming a City of Phoenix Police, this is your chance to test for a fine agency without incurring the expenses.
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