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Posted by: Crvtte65

I was snooping around the Plymouth County website and I was I have a question maybe someone could clarify. I know the thread about BCI people said you had to be a CO first, but what about just the Field Services like a deputy? Do you still have to go through the DOC Academy?

Posted by: 2-Delta

Crvtte, the only full time position you can get into right away with the SD is Corrections. Every other job including full time deputy comes later when a position opens up for "bid".

Posted by: Crvtte65

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Originally Posted by Redline

Crvtte, the only full time position you can get into right away with the SD is Corrections. Every other job including full time deputy comes later when a position opens up for "bid".

Thanks! Does this go for PT too, or is that even available?

Posted by: PMC810

Hey call me stupid but SD is what

Posted by: Gil

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Originally Posted by K9

Hey call me stupid but SD is what

Sheriffs Department

Posted by: 2-Delta

You can apply to be a PT Deputy much like a P/I in a local police dept. You have an interview with the Sheriff and if hired he puts you through the P/I academy if you don't already have it then your eligable for details all over plymouth county and sometimes outside of if say you have a detail at the federal court house in Boston with a PCCF inmate.

Posted by: Crvtte65

Thank you very much redline

Posted by: 2-Delta

Np bro.

Posted by: Wolfman

One week. Looks like a new record.

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