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Posted by: tms1989

If someone has fours years of military police experience, a cj degree, and i was willing to work, in any state in New England(except CT, and Deep North ME, NH), is there how fast do could I get a police job - ANY police job?

C'mon, no joke answers either


Thanks for the responces



Posted by: evanbr33

Learning how to spell might help your grade on any exams you take...'responces?'



Posted by: wgciv

So you are willing to work in ANY state in New England except for HALF of them? Hmm. All joking aside, you should be able to answer your own question by researching previous threads.



Posted by: screamineagle

in your other thread you said your close to graduating high school, if you enlist for 4 years and go to college while your in, your still 4 years away from a LE job in New england. Not to mention you might like an area your stationed in and decide to stay. Dont limit your options to New England.



Posted by: MPDReserve

Quote:
Originally Posted by tms1989
If someone has fours years of military police experience, a cj degree, and i was willing to work, in any state in New England(except CT, and Deep North ME, NH), is there how fast do could I get a police job - ANY police job?

C'mon, no joke answers either

Thanks for the responces
Get a map. Make a shape of your choice with a marker of where you would like to work. Look at all the town websites and/or PD sites for those towns located in your "acceptable zone". See who's hiring. Apply accordingly. Wait to here from them. Yes, great. No, repeat steps outlined above. MA, take civil service. That should do it, and I swear I'm not joking



Posted by: Mortal knight

Quote:
Originally Posted by MPDReserve
Get a map. Make a shape of your choice with a marker of where you would like to work. Look at all the town websites and/or PD sites for those towns located in your "acceptable zone". See who's hiring. Apply accordingly. Wait to here from them. Yes, great. No, repeat steps outlined above. MA, take civil service. That should do it, and I swear I'm not joking
That's about covers it. Bostonworks.com is also a good place to find jobs to apply for. Also try google search for Police employment then put in the state you want to work in. I came across 20 listings that way.



Posted by: tms1989

Well, let me clarify, what I really want to know is after I finish with the military and college, will i be able to get a police job within 6 months of applying, or would it take longer than that?

Don't forget, i'm willing to working nearly anywhere in New England



Posted by: Delta784

Quote:
Originally Posted by MPDReserve
Get a map. Make a shape of your choice with a marker of where you would like to work. Look at all the town websites and/or PD sites for those towns located in your "acceptable zone". See who's hiring. Apply accordingly. Wait to here from them. Yes, great. No, repeat steps outlined above. MA, take civil service. That should do it, and I swear I'm not joking
That's actually excellent advice, but don't stop there.

Look at campus PD's, railroad PD's, Federal police positions, "fringe" state PD's (DMH, DMR, etc.), and housing PD's.

There are an awful lot of police jobs to be had in New England that aren't state police or city/town. Take whatever is offered first....you can always upgrade later.



Posted by: badgebunny

Quote:
Originally Posted by tms1989
Well, let me clarify, what I really want to know is after I finish with the military and college, will i be able to get a police job within 6 months of applying, or would it take longer than that?

Don't forget, i'm willing to working nearly anywhere in New England
Don't get stuck on the six month thing...it will take as long as it takes. Like others have said look at all your options and don't give up. Good luck with all of your future endeavors!





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