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Posted by: tomahawk

Here is a list I put together of all of the Massachusetts Civil Service police departments, as well as the non-Civil Service towns. It is a small text file, so everyone should be able to see it; let me know if you have any updates.

Click for Massachusetts Police Departments (updated 9/9/04)

-Mike

(For the most updated list, please refer to the last post)

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Posted by: female p.o.

Boston Municipal Police is now a civil service Department.

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Posted by: Southside

Quote:

Originally Posted by female p.o. Boston Municipal Police is now a civil service Department.

Does this mean the Munis can now transfer under civil service?

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Posted by: female p.o.

We can lateral to other departments.

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Posted by: tomahawk

All set, female p.o... also fixed a couple of other mistakes I noticed on the list.

-Mike

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Posted by: moe42

I thought that hopedale was not civil service

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Posted by: tomahawk

As of the June 2003 police exam, Hopedale PD was a Civil Service department according to the location list provided by HRD.

-Mike

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Posted by: Macop

If Hopedale is Civil Service it didnt say so in the recent job posting

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Posted by: RPD931

Hopedale has removed itself from Civil Service.

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Posted by: DPD77

Dedham now has a 32 year old age limit

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Posted by: tomahawk

Thanks guys; I updated the list with those changes.

-Mike

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Posted by: Narc10

Some of those are way off, I don't know how some of them got on there.
Bernardston, Belchertown, Northfield, Ashby, Blackstone, WARWICK?? those arn't Civil Service.

That's a big list, makes me wish I took the last test...

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Posted by: SEABASS

This list includes Non civil service towns in CAPS. Those towns you listed Narc10 are in caps.

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Posted by: Narc10

well don't I feel stupid...

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Posted by: TruPatriot

Does anyone have an updated list of civil and non civil police departments in Mass?

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Posted by: tomahawk

TruPatriot, click the link at the top of this thread; it was offline for a bit but is back up now.

-Mike

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Posted by: JeepinWeezle

Manchester is NON-civil service

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Posted by: SEABASS

It's Manchester-by-the -sea.

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Posted by: PearlOnyx

Weezle,

As far as I know, Manchester by the Sea is civil service. They do hire for auxilliaries outside of the civil service process, but everything else is done through civil service. I am actually pretty high on their list from the last test.

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Posted by: DVET1979

Does Boston Municipal have a residency requirment similar to Boston P.D.? I have heard several different answers to this and was wondering if anyone knew for sure......

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Posted by: ShortyCO

I went on the HRD website and found a current list of civil service communities.

Here is the link:

http://www.mass.gov/hrd/employment/e...il_service.doc

I hope it helps

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Posted by: StickPinQuinn

Civil Service does not have them on the list. You can download the list from HRD's website.

Quote:

Originally Posted by female p.o. Boston Municipal Police is now a civil service Department.

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Posted by: mdaz75

What is a consent decree community?

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Posted by: Machito

anyone here know when the next civil service police exam will be available ? I missed the last exam back in 2005 .

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Posted by: AFCOP

April 07...it's always opposite the fire exam...both are given every two years

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Posted by: NegroRotary

Its actually May 07

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Posted by: Crvtte65

Most updated List of CS Departments

http://www.mass.gov/Ehrd/docs/cs/pub...il_service.pdf

(as of 11/13/07)

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