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Posted by: carl66602

Does anybody know what the starting salary is for the Middlesex Sheriff's department as a CO? Thank you


Posted by: bbelichick

MassCops Forum Index -> Sheriffs -> middlesex sex sheriff departments pay?

Jesus, what are the Sheriffs into now? Bad enough they are doing police work, but Sex Sheriffs?? I think the Porn Actor's Union will be all over this.



Posted by: Mikey682

Now thats a movie I wouldnt mind spending 9 bucks to see


Posted by: mopar6972

How do I sign up to a SEX sheriff??


Posted by: JP64

First there is a very thorough physical...


Posted by: Southside

Lots of squat thrusts and up-downs....


Posted by: carl66602

Boy you guys are tough. I should have paid more attention in those grammer school english classes!!!


Posted by: bbelichick

Quote:
Originally Posted by carl66602
Boy you guys are tough. I should have paid more attention in those grammer school english classes!!!
All in good fun... :P


Posted by: 40th MPOC#309

Roughly 92% of the base pay of a Plymouth Sex Sheriff Department C/O, except double time on Sundays......


Posted by: mopar6972

the regular pay is alright.. its the extra benefits of being a SEX sheriff that makes it all worth it in the end!!!!!!


Posted by: Finding Nemo

Quote:
Originally Posted by mopar6972
the regular pay is alright.. its the extra benefits of being a SEX sheriff that makes it all worth it in the end!!!!!!


sign me up!


Posted by: 40th MPOC#309

What I wanna know, is if you're injured as a sex Sheriff, do they have light duty? What does that entail????


Posted by: Wolfman

Word has it that you can get $675,000 at the Suffolk Sex Sheriffs...
Quote:
Former Jail Inmate Settles Guard Sex Lawsuit
Woman Became Pregnant By Guard, Had Daughter

POSTED: 6:44 am EST March 17, 2004

BOSTON -- The Suffolk County Sheriff said she hoped the $675,000 her department is paying to settle a suit with a former inmate who said she became pregnant after having sex in jail with a guard will be used to educate and care for the woman's daughter...



Posted by: Irish Wampanoag

Quote:
Originally Posted by masstroopers1
Word has it that you can get $675,000 at the Suffolk Sex Sheriffs...
Quote:
Former Jail Inmate Settles Guard Sex Lawsuit
Woman Became Pregnant By Guard, Had Daughter

POSTED: 6:44 am EST March 17, 2004

BOSTON -- The Suffolk County Sheriff said she hoped the $675,000 her department is paying to settle a suit with a former inmate who said she became pregnant after having sex in jail with a guard will be used to educate and care for the woman's daughter...

OUCH!!! LOL must have been immaculate conception


Posted by: mopar6972

thanks MT1, take all the fun out of being a sex sheriff


Posted by: PearlOnyx

Ouch, that was harsh!

To answer the actual question at hand, I personally have no idea. Last week, I actually looked to see if they had a website, and I couldn't find anything other than something from their "Chief Enforcement Deputy", which was a "under construction" page. I'm not sure what a Chief Enforcement Deputy is? You would think a department that has all the technological "stuff" would have a website. I've heard these guys make in the mid thirties to start, but I can't confirm or deny that.


Posted by: ejk55

Since we are on the topic of Middlesex Sheriffs Dept. If you are employed as a college police officer and your powers are derived through the Middlesex Sheriffs Dept. are you eligible to work details in Middlesex County?


Posted by: PearlOnyx

Ejk,

I never really thought of that. We at Essex do not give our powers out to campus', so I can't answer from experience. I am pretty sure Suffolk, although they do swear in outside agencies, does not allow the campus officers on their detail list. I can't imagine Middlesex would either. Their union would be up in arms. There was a Tufts guy here at one point that would probably know. I'm not sure if he's still around.


Posted by: ejk55

Thank you.


Posted by: Irish Wampanoag

Quote:
Originally Posted by ejk55
Since we are on the topic of Middlesex Sheriffs Dept. If you are employed as a college police officer and your powers are derived through the Middlesex Sheriffs Dept. are you eligible to work details in Middlesex County?
When I was working at Lasell College, Newton PD if they could not fill a detail would let Lasell College Police officers work details on their middlesex powers. Why NPD never made them Newton specials as well is beyond me.


Posted by: jmarshall753

Starting pay for a new CO is 19.25hr. $1.00 more for 4-12 and 12-8 shift


Posted by: PBC FL Cop

Quote:
Originally Posted by jmarshall753 @ Sat 24 Jul, 2004
Starting pay for a new CO is 19.25hr. $1.00 more for 4-12 and 12-8 shift
Thats a very respectable starting pay, I remember making less than 1/2 that as a town patrolman in Mass.


Posted by: csauce30

Quote:
Since we are on the topic of Middlesex Sheriffs Dept. If you are employed as a college police officer and your powers are derived through the Middlesex Sheriffs Dept. are you eligible to work details in Middlesex County?
Quote:
Ejk,

I never really thought of that. We at Essex do not give our powers out to campus', so I can't answer from experience. I am pretty sure Suffolk, although they do swear in outside agencies, does not allow the campus officers on their detail list. I can't imagine Middlesex would either. Their union would be up in arms. There was a Tufts guy here at one point that would probably know. I'm not sure if he's still around.
The answer regarding Suffolk County is NO. Many Campus/Hospital agencies receive powers from SCSD, however, the powers come with a policy stating that you may not work off campus details using the powers.


Posted by: fscpd903

Quote:
Originally Posted by ejk55 @ Thu Mar 25, 2004 8:25 pm
Since we are on the topic of Middlesex Sheriffs Dept. If you are employed as a college police officer and your powers are derived through the Middlesex Sheriffs Dept. are you eligible to work details in Middlesex County?
Thats never really come up with us. We are sworn deputy sex sheriffs because we are not town specials. Since we have town owned main roads running through our entire campus we had to be sworn in as Middlesex Deputy Sex Sheriffs to ensure powers on the roadways!! Unfortunately that creates even more of a mess with the Chapter 90 issues because we can only really excersize our sex sheriff powers if it is a breach of the peace! But we can serve civil process any where in Middlesex Sex County!


Posted by: SCS03

Quote:
Originally Posted by PearlOnyx @ Fri 26 Mar, 2004 00:11
Ejk,

I never really thought of that. We at Essex do not give our powers out to campus', so I can't answer from experience. I am pretty sure Suffolk, although they do swear in outside agencies, does not allow the campus officers on their detail list. I can't imagine Middlesex would either. Their union would be up in arms. There was a Tufts guy here at one point that would probably know. I'm not sure if he's still around.
As far as swearing in outside agencies, that is true, although details are not included in the process of being deputized .Our details are filled by our own dept. with our own deputies. We do not hire outside agencies to fill the vacancies. We currently share details with Boston, Troop E&H which initially provide the details.


Posted by: PearlOnyx

FCSPD,

How does one become Deputy Sex Sheriff? Sound like a fun job


Posted by: nixon3535

how do you apply for middleSEX county sherriffs? i was lookin for info?


Posted by: jmarshall753

There is a written test usually around the first of the year. If you fill out an application they will inform you when the test will be. If you pass the written test you will then be able to take the physical test. If you pass that test you will begin the selection process. background check, references and what not. The next step is an interview with the personal director. If you make it past that stage you interview with the sheriff himself. He is involved with all selections. If you are selected you take a physical exam and drug test. The the academy. Pass 18 weeks at the academy and you start your career. 4-12 or 12-8 no weekends off. The pay and the benefits are worth it.
The phone number far an application is 978-667-1711 follow the voice prompts until you hear personnel and they will send you an application.




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