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[DiverB72]

I'd be honest up front so the original department doesn't spend money for academy training on someone who would rather be at another dept. Being honest and up front is the professional route. Take the other job since it's closer and will work better for you. I'm sure the other dept will appreciate you...

[DiverB72]

I would recommend looking into this BP forum. This is a BP specific site (I used it 15yrs ago when I got hired) and there is a section in there for duty station information. Good luck and welcome aboard

http://forums.delphiforums.com/borderpatrol

[DiverB72]

I spent a little over 10 yrs with CID, which included 4 deployments and countless 1 or 2 week missions and assisting with active duty investigations, not to mention schools. I normally averaged 120+ retirement points a year. I enjoyed my time as a CID Agent, and it wasn't easy to leave. Especially considering...

[DiverB72]

I doubt it. When I went thru CID school, many of the AD guys family were still at their prior duty station until graduation and they PCS'd to their first CID office assignment. Funny I'm the opposite of you, I just got my conditional release from CID to join a National Guard aviation unit. CID and USAR...