Windsor - Certified Police Officer
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Job Announcement
The Town of Windsor is accepting applications for the position of:
Certified Police Officers
Positions to fill: Three
Start Date: Certified/Lateral -as soon as possible
Starting Salary: Certified/Lateral - $65,127 - $82,685 to start depending on experience
The Town of Windsor is an organization made up of diverse individuals who are enthusiastic, creative, competent and trustworthy. We are committed to fulfilling our mission through use of best practices and quality service. Connecticut’s first town is strategically located on the beautiful Farmington and Connecticut Rivers between Hartford and Springfield, Massachusetts and is home to over 29,000 residents and a wide array of local and corporate businesses.
Our Department
The Windsor Police Department is comprised of approximately 65 employees; 52 sworn officers and 11 civilians and dispatchers. The community they serve is nearly 30 square miles. The Windsor Police Department is dedicated in their continuing efforts to work with the community, striving for a safe & healthy town for our citizens and guests. To find out more about our department visit our website at, http://www.townofwindsorct.com/police/ .
Salary and Benefits
Certified/Lateral starting salary: The starting salary range for Police Officer is $62,587 (current salary range is $62,587 - $82,685). Certified officers will start at the step that corresponds to their qualifications and years of experience. We provide an excellent benefits package including a defined benefit pension plan through CMERS. Other benefits include:
- Choice of three health insurance plans through Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Generous vacation, sick, and holiday leave
- Short Term Disability Plan after 6 months of employment
- Town Paid term life insurance and optional life insurance
- Tuition Reimbursement
- Deferred Compensation Plan
Minimum Requirements
At date of hire the applicant must be a U.S. citizen, at least 21 years of age, have a valid driver’s license with a good driving record, a high school diploma or GED, and pass a criminal background check. Motivation, enthusiasm, and a commitment to the community are a must.
Criminal Convictions: Candidates must have no criminal record revealing any conviction, under federal or state law, or any felony, or any conviction of any Class A or Class B misdemeanor, or of any crime in any other jurisdiction that would if committed in this state, constitute a Class A or Class B misdemeanor, or any act which would constitute perjury or false statements. All other criminal records will be evaluated during the background investigation.
Connecticut Police Officers will be required to present a Connecticut State Certification Card and be in good standing with their department.
Out of State candidates must present their full Police Academy training records for review and be in good standing with their department.
Our Process
The hiring process has several phases. Each phase must be passed to move on to the next step. Generally, it includes the following:
1. Application* (online at www.Policeapp.com)
2. Written Exam (minimum 70% score required)
3. Physical Agility (CHIP Test at 50%, must have valid CHIP card at the time of submitting your application:www.chip-inc.com, OR pass a physical agility test administered by the department prior to the oral board interview )
4. Oral Interview Panel & Report Writing Test (minimum 75% score required)
5. Background Investigation
6. Polygraph Examination
7. Psychological Evaluation
8. Physical Exam and Drug Screen
9. Interview with Chief of Police
*Applications will be reviewed and processed as they are received. Applications will be accepted until all positions are filled.
The Town of Windsor is an Equal Opportunity Employer and values diversity at all levels of the workforce. EOE/AA
Please direct questions regarding this position to personnel@townofwindsorct.com
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