The police profession offers rewarding career with varied work assignments, exciting challenges, and the opportunity to help resolve real life problems for secure pay and benefits. San Francisco Police Officers serve one of the nation¿s most diverse populations. They see tangible results for their efforts every day and build problem solving skills that improve their overall life experience. A San Francisco Police Officer is a multifaceted individual with extensive training in community policing, crime prevention, investigations, narcotics enforcement, forensic science, law, and youth services. Uniform Patrol is the backbone of the San Francisco Police Department. We are accepting applications to test for this exciting entry level position May 2-31, 2005 TO QUALIFY TO TAKE THE POLICE OFFICER EXAMINATION, YOU MUST: · Be at least 20 years old (there is no maximum age limit). · Be a U.S. citizen or a permanent resident alien. There is no residency requirement. · Have a valid driver license. · Not have been convicted of a felony in California or of an act in any other state or Federal jurisdiction or in any other county that would have been a felony if committed in California or any misdemeanor that carries a penalty prohibiting ownership, possession, or control of a firearm. POLICE OFFICER DUTIES INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO: · Patrolling their districts, responding to calls for service, conducting investigations, writing reports, pursuing and detaining suspects, and making arrests. · Participating in community policing programs. · Enforcing traffic and parking laws. · Working with superiors, peers, and other Department personnel. · Preparing for and participating in planned events. · Preparing for and attending court. · Participating in self-development activities. SALARY: The current annual entry-level salary for Police Officers is: $57,916 to $80,649 How to Apply If you would like an application packet mailed to you, please call the below number and leave your NAME and ADDRESS. An application will be mailed to you when it becomes available. to receive an application, call: 415-575-6325 This phone number will be active until 11:00 AM Friday, May 24, 2005. Visit our website for more information and for locations to pick up an application. www.sfgov.org/police
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No additional information provided. Job Requirements --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
U.S. Citizen H.S. Diploma or GED Be at least 20 years old Have a valid driver license. Not have been convicted of a felony
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Entry Level Salary: $61,316.00 per year Academy Graduate: $0.00 per year Lateral: $0.00 per year Top Pay: $85,383.00 per year
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Denise Schmitt denise.schmitt@sfgov.org San Francisco Police Department 850 bryant St. san francisco, California 94103 ph: 415 - 553 - 9152 Send Interest Request
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