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Posted by: 2-Delta

I'm compiling a list of some towns where P/I's and Specials can do crusier shifts in addition to details. If you know of some, please list them here. Thanks.

Posted by: USMCMP5811

off the top of my head......

Bellingham - P/I shifts and details.
Wrentham - P/I shifts and details
Norfolk - P/I shifts and details
Millis - P/I shifts and details
Franklin - I don't think they have any P/I, however their Disp can work details
Millville - other than the Cheif and the Sgt, I think all their guys are P/I'
Blackstone - P/I shifts and details

Posted by: csauce777

Plympton...P/I and specials both work many shifts as well as details.

Posted by: Gil

Seekonk, Rehoboth and I think Norton

Posted by: Macop

Yes Norton does, just go to western/central mass and most all the towns, the p/timers are treated like f/timers. I spent 4 yrs out there.

Posted by: Buford T

Scituate and Rockland, both shifts and details.

Posted by: redpara

Uxbridge as well. The only way they will hire F/T is after you work a while as a P/I.

Posted by: texdep

Add

Berlin
Boylston and
West Boylston
to the list. although West Boylston is phasing out their part-timers

Posted by: Dr.Magoo

Hamilton (Must be EMT Also), Wenham, Topsfield, Essex, Ipswich

Posted by: LKat20

West Boylston has already down the phasing out...the only part timer still there is a retired WB cop...he works details

Quote:

Originally Posted by texdep

Add

Berlin
Boylston and
West Boylston
to the list. although West Boylston is phasing out their part-timers

Posted by: Macop

Chatham, Provincetown, most of the towns on the Vineyard

Posted by: FRPDConstable

Swansea uses there reserves all the time for patrol shifts... They ride alone alot.

Posted by: mpd61

All the Bridgewaters P/I's do it all. (East and West too)

Posted by: bluesamurai22

Burlington did when I was a P.I. but only out of desperation. Now we occasionally use them for desk shifts - again, only when desperate.

Posted by: jfontez

Acushnet details/road shifts, Wareham same thing, Marion, Mattapoisett (must be an EMT), and I think Rochester and Freetown... I also beleive a lot of cape towns do it that way also. The only way to get on that I know of in Acushnet, Wareham, Marion, and Mattapoisett is to be a PI first then go full time.

Posted by: SPINMASS

Wayland, Bolton and Berlin all have P/I cruiser shifts.

Posted by: PtlmRube

Blackstone PD does NOT have reserves or specials. They have Explorers that occasionally ride along with the officers but no reserves or specials.

Lunenburg, MA as well as Ashburnham and Westminster, MA PD's allow part timers cruiser shifts.

Posted by: PPDBlue

Quote:

Originally Posted by redpara

Uxbridge as well. The only way they will hire F/T is after you work a while as a P/I.

Plainville's P.I.'s work shifts and details. They work our training days, personal days, comp days, and sick days after 10 (extended sick). They attend the P.I. Academy for 22 weeks. They get step one pay forever and uniforms and equipment are provided under contract.
Under Civil Service when you call for a list for full time, you only get your P.I.'s. Actually a good way to "road test" people before they're hired.

Our Special Officers only work details. In our case there's about 10. They're mostly local retired guys. Nice having them.

Posted by: Zuke

Dighton's reserves do it all (paid solo patrol and details).

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