Can NYC DOC Officers carry off-duty firearms like NYPD?
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Originally posted by k85o911 View Posta friend told me that you need to wait 6 mos after you get out of the academy, and only then apply for a firearm permit. is this accurate? thanks guysCARE, CUSTODY AND CONTROL
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Originally posted by NYSJAILER2008 View PostNYC Correction Officers do not have to apply for a NYS pistol permit. As per NYS CPL you can possess firearms without a permit (On your ID/badge). But with NYCDOC you have to wait 6 months - 1 year before you can be authorized by your agency to carry off-duty weapon and its only from an small list of approved firearms
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Originally posted by NYJets44288 View PostI see, but does this mean they must wait that long before they are eligible to buy an off-duty specific weapon? Or must they wait that long before they can carry off duty at all?Last edited by NYSJAILER2008; 08-01-2008, 09:55 PM.CARE, CUSTODY AND CONTROL
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DOING 25 TO LIFE, 8 HOURS @ A TIME
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Originally posted by NYJets44288 View PostWow, didn't know that you were unarmed after work. That's crap.Last edited by NYSJAILER2008; 08-02-2008, 07:50 PM.CARE, CUSTODY AND CONTROL
FIRM, FAIR AND CONSISTENT
DOING 25 TO LIFE, 8 HOURS @ A TIME
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I am currently being process for the NYCDOC and so far I have passed everything but the Fire Safety which is tomorrow. I just got a new job working with Adults as a Adult Protective Service Specialist and I was a former Probation Officer for 10 years and I needed a change. I will need the extra cash just to pay for related items if and when I go into the academy in November. Heres the problem. I took the Parole Officer exam and got my results last week. I passed but I took it as well as Corrections because I applied and didnt want to waste money. I tried to get back into Child Welfare only to discover its hard to go from law enforcement to child welfare. I have no idea when Parole will call me and my list# is below 300. They dont give a test as often as Corrections and there starting pay is in the 50s. Should I just go ahead with corrections and wait for parole or should I stay put at APS and wait on parole. Mind you APS starting pay is higher but Corrections will pay off more in the short run.
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6 months
It is 6 months from the day you are sworn in, about 2 months out of the academy. If your lucky GRVC they have a 6 month in Jail policy which is your 10th month on the job. Somebody said they are picky, I wouldn't say that i would say if you have 10 bang ins and 10 late or late to roll calls and a cd or 2 (command dicipline) that you can bet you will not get approved, but if you have a clean record you will get approved. You would think that 6 months how much trouble can I get into....ALLOT go to a real jail like GRVC even OBCC they are handing out cds like candy and your getting into Use of Forces everyday. So keep clean.. oh and by the way will what they pay out of the gate You will not be able to afford a firearm for awhile anyway..So six months is good thats when you get a nice raise.
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Originally posted by NYCDOC6024 View PostI am currently being process for the NYCDOC and so far I have passed everything but the Fire Safety which is tomorrow. I just got a new job working with Adults as a Adult Protective Service Specialist and I was a former Probation Officer for 10 years and I needed a change. I will need the extra cash just to pay for related items if and when I go into the academy in November. Heres the problem. I took the Parole Officer exam and got my results last week. I passed but I took it as well as Corrections because I applied and didnt want to waste money. I tried to get back into Child Welfare only to discover its hard to go from law enforcement to child welfare. I have no idea when Parole will call me and my list# is below 300. They dont give a test as often as Corrections and there starting pay is in the 50s. Should I just go ahead with corrections and wait for parole or should I stay put at APS and wait on parole. Mind you APS starting pay is higher but Corrections will pay off more in the short run.The Few, The Proud, The Marines...
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Parole Officer
Things just got harder. I just got my test results from parole right about two weeks ago. So I am thinking it will be a while before I hear anything from them them right? What do I get in the mail a canvass letter. They fill the needed areas first with people who are willing to go there no matter what their list number is. You had different groups take that last test this is why the building was filled that day. Parole Officer list# 24-957. I was 291 I figure I got time. The letter wants me to tell them which locations I would be willing to work at within 14 days of my being notified of my selection and what date I can report to work by? I have no idea what their higest salary is for the Parole Officer title but I am willing to explore this. This is the highest starting pay title which is $52,643.00. You got PO trainee, PO spanish, PO facility all types and then this test dosnt come out every year. That school were the test took place was packed. Oh this series you need a 4 year degree and a few years of experience in certain areas and this is for starters but still this is the first test that made my head hurt and I have taken and passed many. My investigator is back from vacation and I have some thinking to do but I plan to continue my processing for C.O. I have been through so much already and I just took my Fire Safety. I will call him for an appointment. I am just thankful I have options. Any thoughts?
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Options
Options is the key word. I would go through the process for all jobs until there is a schedule conflict that can't be resolved (that is when you make a decision). I am in the same boat with NYCDOC,Westchester Corrections & MTA. Good luck
Integrity in a officer means the settled disposition, the resolve and determination,
the established habit "of doing right where there is no one to make you do it but yourself".... You are who you are when no one is looking
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