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Posted by: briand911

If you guys dont mind I was wondering what the avg. pay rate is with in the campus police ....... we are trying to get more money and they keep telling us we are in the "range" so I need to know what "range" they are looking at.



Posted by: BOSCO5O

Amherst College starts off around $14 an hour for Campus Patrol (unarmed-no powers)and around $16 an hour for Campus Police (armed-powers). Plus shift differential



Posted by: briand911

thanks I also would like to see the difference between armed and unarmed I know armed should be getting more but I need schools to throw at my chief to show him that we need more money so Keep them coming and again THANK YOU



Posted by: stash9009

Suffolk University Patrolmen make just over $20.00 per hour after 1 full year of service.



Posted by: Mitpo62

MIT coppers probably have the best gig going. Midnight boys are raking in $53G just walking in attending rollcall. MIT = best kept secret in the Commonwealth!



Posted by: JohnBarleycorn

Quote:
Originally Posted by Mitpo62 @ Mon Aug 02, 2004 9:52 am
Midnight boys are raking in $53G just walking in attending rollcall.
Thanks!



Posted by: mpd61

AFSCME contracted CPO-I @ state/community colleges walk in door @ $14.08

AFSCME contracted CPO-I @ DMH/DMR/DPH/ Soldiers Home etc start @ 12.86

Yeah rolling in the dough




Posted by: Sgt Jack

Quote:
Originally Posted by Mitpo62 @ Mon Aug 02, 2004 10:52 am
MIT coppers probably have the best gig going. Midnight boys are raking in $53G just walking in attending rollcall. MIT = best kept secret in the Commonwealth!
So they got any openings over there at MIT..my rent just doubled



Posted by: ecpd402

Emerson College Starting pay $13.41hr Unarmed position. with a 3%percent increase every year. We are in active negioations for higher wages



Posted by: RPD931

Regis College Police 11.06/hr (unarmed)





Posted by: pickels

Alright Woody here is mine. 12.00 start(unarmed) with an average of about 3% increase a year.



Posted by: briand911

alright now that I know there are guys out there getting less than I do I will put my starting up we are making at Curry 12.25 (unarmed) with 6% raise each year.... we are also hiring if anyone wants to check it out go to www.curry.edu look under HR. But keep in mind it is a "work in progress" So they say..... Let me put it this way let me know when you guys at MIT are hiring this is a nice place to work but to many chiefs and no indians !!!!!!! Gotta love private schools!!!!!



Posted by: Mitpo62

In the college circles of pay MIT, Harvard, Boston College, and Northeastern are top notch. Smile, wave, and provide white glove treatment and you'll do well, especially in the financial area!



Posted by: j809

Babson College PD $18hr to start two years ago, higher now plus differential.



Posted by: DVET1979

I have heard that Curry College was soon going to convert to a full police department from an almost all Public Safety Department, is that true?



Posted by: mpd61

Quote:
Originally Posted by DVET1979 @ 04 Aug 2004 06:03
I have heard that Curry College was soon going to convert to a full police department from an almost all Public Safety Department, is that true?

Don't hold your breath



Posted by: briand911

well they keep saying that it is in the works but that has also been for about a year, so ya don't hold your breath, you have a better chance of seeing me having a baby!!!



Posted by: hupd451

At HUPD we just got a raise on 08/01/04, top step patrol officer (2 years) is 23.98 plus 1.10 shift differential for 4-12 and 1.15 for mid shift. Detail rate is 37.69 hour, 4 hour minimum. Plus we get an educational incentive-$2,450 for masters, 1,950 for bachelors and 1,450 for associates or 15 years of service.



Posted by: Muggsy09

Quote:
Originally Posted by PJM#15 @ 03 Aug 2004 06:35
Alright Woody here is mine. 12.00 start(unarmed) with an average of about 3% increase a year.
Just to add a little to Pat's post

Public Safety Officer Dean Employee (no powers)-11.25hr
Public Safety/ Special Police Officer Securitas Employee (no powers & powers)-10.00hr
Police Officer Dean Employee (powers)-12.00hr
and the ranks for Dean Employees with powers
Shift OIC-12.25hr
Corporal-12.50hr
Sergeant-13.00 and up*hr
*The highest payed Sgt. is 14.00hr i think and its not me.
No clue on the Captain and Chief positions I do believe its under 40G (salary no OT)
No Night Differential (that sucks)
All unarmed.



Posted by: daveh

Smith College Police start out at $17 an hour.



Posted by: Wannabe1

Brandeis starts @ 19.00 + 1.33 shift diff + 1.05 dispatch pay + yearly step raises.



Posted by: Crapbox

Quote:
Originally Posted by Mitpo62 @ Tue Aug 03, 16:49
In the college circles of pay MIT, Harvard, Boston College, and Northeastern are top notch. Smile, wave, and provide white glove treatment and you'll do well, especially in the financial area!
Grass is always greenier no matter what University you work for. You have to take the pros and the cons as with anything. But i'm pretty happy at BU, 52 a year at top step. Details are always there, so 70 a year is nice without having to killing yourself. Add shift diff and court time and that helps to. Sadly don't have the budget you will find at harvard and mit, but you work with what you have.
Not much of the white glove treatment on this side but all are different.



Posted by: Bigape9

hey muggsy what sarge is making 14.00 it freeking me ummmmmmmmmm that leaves. oh i think i figured it out. once again kens true colors comming through



Posted by: mpd61

Want another laugh!?

Look at the Chief of police position at DPH @ Jamaica Plain.
$29K to start Supervising "police sergeants" and "police officers"
Sounds like a grade 14 @$14.08 hour


Hurry and apply it's open till Oct 2nd.




Posted by: BartA1

Now Woody

No picking on the shattuck guys besides put your resume in you never know



Posted by: Finding Nemo

BIDMC $40k to start.
days: no diff
3-11 1.75 per hour diff
11-7 2.25 per hour diff
weekend 2.00 per hour diff on top of the regular diff.

guaranteed a 3-5 % pay raise every year.

GREAT BENEFITS!



Posted by: DoD102

No thanks mpd61. Dept of Defense PD is still the best kept secret in LE. If you can overcome the quirks that is.



Posted by: bstrawse

Quote:
Originally Posted by DVET1979 @ Wed 04 Aug, 2004 06:03
I have heard that Curry College was soon going to convert to a full police department from an almost all Public Safety Department, is that true?
I note that they're recruiting for a new Director of Public Safety - would this have anything to do with it?

b



Posted by: Sarge31

How does any college justify paying security officers $23 per hour. Unbelievable!!! Big money to lock doors.



Posted by: Wannabe1

Quote:
Originally Posted by Sarge31 @ Wed 29 Sep, 2004 22:46
How does any college justify paying security officers $23 per hour. Unbelievable!!! Big money to lock doors.
Wow you're a dickhead! but it is still funny non the less. Not sure if you are a Boston cop but you have the attitude down.



Posted by: Muggsy09

Quote:
Originally Posted by Bigape9 @ 26 Sep 2004 12:28
hey muggsy what sarge is making 14.00 it freeking me ummmmmmmmmm that leaves. oh i think i figured it out. once again kens true colors comming through
You know who I'm not a 100% sure but I know it's more than the normal Sgts pay.



Posted by: RPD931

Quote:
Originally Posted by Sarge31 @ Wed Sep 29, 2004 10:46 pm
How does any college justify paying security officers $23 per hour. Unbelievable!!! Big money to lock doors.
{start rant}
I consider Campus PO's a fellow/equal brother of the LE field. Your arrogance is disgusting and unprofessional. In some of the Big Campus departments, they have "Security" and "police Officers". The Security Officers often man desks and/or lock doors. Police Officers do what they are suppose to do, POLICE. There are a few Campus PD's that Make more arrests than many towns do (Including Wellesley). And even in the smaller campuses, for the most part, there's not that many doors to lock... so they still spend 90% their time "policing" or available to do such.

Granted there are many Campus PO's that are just bodies, there to collect a paycheck... Just like other PO's. There are many Town PO's that are just there for a check and the bennies, they are the ones that hate to arrest people or even write a ticket... the'yre the ones that sit in a parking lot (or in some towns, at home) all night and wait for a call, while praying they don't get called. Also known as "lazy bags of shit".

How do some of these Big schools justify paying their Officers so much? Probably because their budgets/revenue are more than most towns equal to its size (population-wise). At these Big schools they are getting 30k,40k, or 50k per student. When you look at some towns average family (of 4) household income of like $60K-80k, the taxes a town sees of that is a fraction. A group of 4 students brings in 120k to 200k to the school and they get 100% of it, not just a fraction. Their budgets would blow your mind.

Quote:
Big money to lock doors
Some people say that about Municipal PO's that do nothing through their whole shift, "big money to be lazy and useless". If you're jealous, then maybe you should Join a Big Campus PD.. oterwise, screw! It's guys like you that give municpal PO's a black mark. 95% of the Municpal PO's are great guys, but in every bunch there's one like you.

For you Campus PO's making the $$$, GOOD FOR YOU!! But it seems that this guy is jealous that you make the "Big money to lock doors", so lets change that, lets be more like his attitude, Big money and do absouletly nothing.

Campus PO's do the same job as you. Granted, many of their cases may have different outcomes as they are handled by administration most of the time, but thats not the CPO's fault. Remember, they have to answer to administration just like local PD's answer to Selectmen or City Council - they ultimately rule.

But they are still in equal danger when responding to a domestic, disturbance or other emergency, in many cases more danger as they are unarmed. There are alot of activities that go on at a Campus that you will never hear about as the CPD will handle them. Often the only things you hear about are what you are called to which is less than 3% of the time. The main purpose of having a Campus PD is so that the school can handle most of the stuff internally -- it would be bad for business to let the local PD lock 'em all up.
{end rant}

Being proactive is the name of the game. Being lazy and totally reactive is useless.



Posted by: Mikey682

To add on to RPD's rant, another advantage CPO's have over townies is responding to door lock outs for chicks wearing only towels. =D>

Seriously though, sarge, you suck.



Posted by: RPD931

Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikey682 @ Tue Oct 05, 2004 3:12 pm
To add on to RPD's rant, another advantage CPO's have over townies is responding to door lock outs for chicks wearing only towels. =D> .
Oh man! those were the days!!!

Lunch at the College Cafe: $6:40
union dues: $10.00
Patrolling through the dorms and you walk by a open door when a chick just dropped her towel: Priceless
For everything else, there's a wood shampoo.



Posted by: dcs2244

Ditto RPD!



Posted by: daveh

Advantages to working as a P.O. at a college from my perspective:

1. I am held to a higher degree of personal morals and responsibility due to working for a private organization; incentives and punishment for good or poor work performance

2. Sometimes, (most often it seems) BETTER PAY

3. S.S.P.O. academy training --"EYES FRONT MATSON!"

4. More toys; great budgets for uniform allowances

5. More training

6. College tuition remission

7. Tuition remission for dependents

8. A beautiful atmosphere

9. Working for a positive purpose; the education and betterment of humanity

10. The students are more afraid of college policy violations than being arrested; (less time at the jail!)

11. Community relations (It feels great when people smile at you!)

Is this spoken like a true woman officer? If so, so be it. It is the truth. LOL



Posted by: Wannabe1

Quote:
Originally Posted by RPD931 @ Tue 05 Oct, 2004 15:00
Quote:
Originally Posted by Sarge31 @ Wed Sep 29, 2004 10:46 pm
How does any college justify paying security officers $23 per hour. Unbelievable!!! Big money to lock doors.
{start rant}
I consider Campus PO's a fellow/equal brother of the LE field. Your arrogance is disgusting and unprofessional. In some of the Big Campus departments, they have "Security" and "police Officers". The Security Officers often man desks and/or lock doors. Police Officers do what they are suppose to do, POLICE. There are a few Campus PD's that Make more arrests than many towns do (Including Wellesley). And even in the smaller campuses, for the most part, there's not that many doors to lock... so they still spend 90% their time "policing" or available to do such.

Granted there are many Campus PO's that are just bodies, there to collect a paycheck... Just like other PO's. There are many Town PO's that are just there for a check and the bennies, they are the ones that hate to arrest people or even write a ticket... the'yre the ones that sit in a parking lot (or in some towns, at home) all night and wait for a call, while praying they don't get called. Also known as "lazy bags of shit".

How do some of these Big schools justify paying their Officers so much? Probably because their budgets/revenue are more than most towns equal to its size (population-wise). At these Big schools they are getting 30k,40k, or 50k per student. When you look at some towns average family (of 4) household income of like $60K-80k, the taxes a town sees of that is a fraction. A group of 4 students brings in 120k to 200k to the school and they get 100% of it, not just a fraction. Their budgets would blow your mind.

Quote:
Big money to lock doors
Some people say that about Municipal PO's that do nothing through their whole shift, "big money to be lazy and useless". If you're jealous, then maybe you should Join a Big Campus PD.. oterwise, screw! It's guys like you that give municpal PO's a black mark. 95% of the Municpal PO's are great guys, but in every bunch there's one like you.

For you Campus PO's making the $$$, GOOD FOR YOU!! But it seems that this guy is jealous that you make the "Big money to lock doors", so lets change that, lets be more like his attitude, Big money and do absouletly nothing.

Campus PO's do the same job as you. Granted, many of their cases may have different outcomes as they are handled by administration most of the time, but thats not the CPO's fault. Remember, they have to answer to administration just like local PD's answer to Selectmen or City Council - they ultimately rule.

But they are still in equal danger when responding to a domestic, disturbance or other emergency, in many cases more danger as they are unarmed. There are alot of activities that go on at a Campus that you will never hear about as the CPD will handle them. Often the only things you hear about are what you are called to which is less than 3% of the time. The main purpose of having a Campus PD is so that the school can handle most of the stuff internally -- it would be bad for business to let the local PD lock 'em all up.
{end rant}

Being proactive is the name of the game. Being lazy and totally reactive is useless.
Awsome post RPD93. thanks for defending us.



Posted by: John J

Quote:
Originally Posted by Wannabe1 @ 30 Sep 2004 04:35
Wow you're a dickhead! but it is still funny non the less. Not sure if you are a Boston cop but you have the attitude down.




Posted by: VSP Troop

My place starts at $11.06/hr. plus shift diffs, which are substantial. I'm at $12.57/hr. now after 1.5 years but get shift supervisor diffs in addition to evening/weekend diffs so i usually make closer to $14.00/hr. Not bad for a non sworn security job, but we do have to deal with a lot of lunatics.



Posted by: RCPD33

Regis starts out fresh in the door at $11.45, w/ a 3% after 1st year. At least that's what I got.



Posted by: 1109

Stonehill College is $18.75, $1.00 night diff., .25 weekend diff, $1.50 OIC
current opening for midnights



Posted by: masscopguy

Fisher is a little over 14.00 an hour to start but you earn every penny of it.



Posted by: JMB1977

I work for a local campus agency and our midnight shift differential is extremely low...what are other campus departments paying thier officers?


SEARCH



Posted by: Kilvinsky

HUPD-4pm-12am-$1.10/hr
12am-8am- $1.15/hr



Posted by: sgtsmithers

I work for a local campus agency and our midnight shift differential is extremely low...what are other campus departments paying thier officers?


Could you or any of your coworkers possibly post something positive about the Holy Cross Department of Public Safety ?
Positive growth starts from within.



Posted by: JMB1977

Holy Cross is not all bad...but every Department could use some improvements.





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