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Posted by: futureMSP

Has anyone here went through the Vermont State Police background investigation? Any info on it would be greatly appreciated, Thanks.

Posted by: beau

I have been thru the whole process what do you want to know??

Posted by: GARDA

Hey futureMSP...should we now call you futureVSP?
Don't despair, the Commonwealth will get around to hiring again. Do you really want to work for Governor Howard "Aaaaaahhhyyyaaa!!!" Dean's Green Mountain State after he loses the Democratic nomination? Boston's population alone is more than all of VT! Are you carpetbagging for LE experience? or considering the big move?

Posted by: VTCOP

So whats so wrong with VT policing?? At least you can obtain a job/career up here, unlike the freaking civil circus down in mass.

Posted by: reno911_2004

I met one of your kind troopers recently. 86 in a 65

, but got a courtesy and a nice conversaton with her on the side of I-89

Posted by: Zuke

I hear they don't have 3rd shift up there in VSP. Any truth to this?

Posted by: VSP Troop

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zuke @ Wed Sep 22, 11:49

I hear they don't have 3rd shift up there in VSP. Any truth to this?

.... of course they have 3rd shift....

why wouldn't they? Plus, i'm sure they are needed frequently to back up smaller agencies when emergencies arise or for domestics late at night, not to mention late night/early AM MVA's on the highways.

Posted by: jessekb

if you look at the job app there is a section about "call out" pay, ie. no one is working during 3rd shift.

Posted by: Zuke

Quote:

Originally Posted by jessekb @ Wed 22 Sep, 2004

if you look at the job app there is a section about "call out" pay, ie. no one is working during 3rd shift.

Yes, same thing I have heard from a VSP Trooper. Night shift something like 2am till 6am is "on call" i.e. go home and sleep. If anything happens, a centralized dispatch calls you.

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