3701 N.E. 22nd Avenue Lighthouse Point, Florida 33064 Phone: (954) 942-8080 Contact: Sergeant Dave Nuce E-mail Address: dnuce@lighthousepoint.com Position: Police Officer Starting Salary: $47,943 Top Out Salary: $69,047 (includes $2,400 annual market adjustment pay) Educational Requirements: High School Graduate
Certified Officers with police experience start at $52,611 (includes $2,400 annual market adjustment pay).
(Experienced Police Officers reach top salary in 5 years)
The City offers a generous benefits package.*
Officers work a 12-hour work schedule with (26) 3-day weekends annually.
Must be 19 years of age, have no felony convictions, be a US citizen, have a high school diploma or GED, be of good moral character, a non-smoker for 12 months, and be able to pass an extensive background investigation.
*For a list of our excellent fringe benefits visit our website at www.lhppd.com
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Posted by: O-302
Looks like they eat well there....
Posted by: nikc12
...and they get payed well, too
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