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Originally posted by Max99 View PostYeah I don’t see home ownership being an option until year 6 or 7. That’s with national guard pay, VA home loan, and my fiancé’s salary. Still worth it though
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Yes, I have village preference. If I do end up with the village, my situation should be a little better, although I have no idea what the pay scale looks like for the village I have residency in.
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Blackdevil77, you can view Nassau's contract and every village contract on Seethroughny website. Click contracts, filter by police and check the box for village or town. Most villages start significantly higher than the county, but every village has it's own pay scale.
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Quick question about the stuff that has to be submitted. I just read a post in a thread about NYS court officers and somebody in that thread was eliminated because he failed to submit a summons he received when he was younger. Reason this concerns me is because there were a couple of things I absolutely could not get records on to save my life. One was a speeding ticket and the other was an accident report from when I was 18 years old. DMV has no records of it, and the local precinct couldn't find anything on it either. Do I have anything to worry about in that situation?
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Originally posted by Blackdevil77 View PostQuick question about the stuff that has to be submitted. I just read a post in a thread about NYS court officers and somebody in that thread was eliminated because he failed to submit a summons he received when he was younger. Reason this concerns me is because there were a couple of things I absolutely could not get records on to save my life. One was a speeding ticket and the other was an accident report from when I was 18 years old. DMV has no records of it, and the local precinct couldn't find anything on it either. Do I have anything to worry about in that situation?
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Originally posted by Blackdevil77 View PostQuick question about the stuff that has to be submitted. I just read a post in a thread about NYS court officers and somebody in that thread was eliminated because he failed to submit a summons he received when he was younger. Reason this concerns me is because there were a couple of things I absolutely could not get records on to save my life. One was a speeding ticket and the other was an accident report from when I was 18 years old. DMV has no records of it, and the local precinct couldn't find anything on it either. Do I have anything to worry about in that situation?
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Originally posted by Max99 View Post
If you received a COE then that means civil service approved your background check. As long as you reported the ticket to your BI previous to that then you’re good. Did you take the POLY yet?
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Originally posted by HighwayBob View Post
Maybe. Where was the ticket returnable to? Traffic Violations Bureau or a local city/town/village court?
Originally posted by Max99 View Post
If you received a COE then that means civil service approved your background check. As long as you reported the ticket to your BI previous to that then you’re good. Did you take the POLY yet?
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Blackdevil77 you can get the information at nassau pd headquarters i believeLast edited by solo1; 10-23-2019, 01:41 PM.
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solo1 thanks, I’ll give that a shot. I had only tried the precinct that the officer worked for that issued the summons.
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Originally posted by HighwayBob View Post
Maybe. Where was the ticket returnable to? Traffic Violations Bureau or a local city/town/village court?
I went to the Traffic Violations Bureau on Rector Street (now it's moved) and I was able to speak to a supervisor and explained my predicament. She explained that there were no records back that far but she did for me all she could do - she wrote up a letter that said that DMV has no records back that far but that she could say that I have no convictions on my record, no suspensions, nothing outstanding or pending. She was kind enough to print it right there and gave it to me. It satisfied my investigator.
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This happened to me as well with my NYPD app. I was unable to get the info in a ticket I received last year so I left a comment about it on the app. Because of this post I called the justice department today and they gave me all the info on my ticket. So I guess I’ll just bring it with me on my medical and interview?
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