[CPOI]

Requirements
-Must have Successfully Completed at a minimum the Massachusetts Basic/Intermittent Police Academy
-Must have a Massachusetts Unrestricted Class "A" License to Carry Firearms
-Must be able to qualify with Duty Firearm
-Must currently have or have the ability to obtain First Responder / CPR Certifications
-Must have a clean Criminal record
-Must pass a background check
-Must be eligible to be sworn in through city hall
-Must be 21 years old
-Must have High School Diploma or GED
-Summer and winter uniforms will be paid for by the city however all duty gear including firearm is the responsibility of the new officer
-Must be able to donate time on a semi regular basis for charity events

Interview will consist of a panel of Officers

To apply email resume to [email protected]

 

[CPOI]

This is a good opportunity for experience and people to attend a ton of training, the department will sponsor Officers for training they desire and some training is eligible for reimbursements by the city.

 

[quality617]

Residency?

 

[CPOI]

no residency requirement but should be reasonably close

 

[mpd61]

Are they as professionally led as the Lowell Aux?

 

[Code 3]

Wasn't even aware Malden had an Aux program. Good way to get experience, if you have the academy.

 

[263FPD]

Are they as professionally led as the Lowell Aux?

You mean Lawrence, don't you?

 

[mpd61]

You mean Lawrence, don't you?

Oooops!

 

[USAF286]

No academy


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[Hush]

Love how you need an academy for an AUX POSITION!!! So much for stepping stone, but perfect for a rocking chair.

 

[richyd0421]

What is hourly pay?
Can they work details?

 

[FourInchFury]

Armed?
Chapter 90?
Hats?

 

[tsunami]

What is hourly pay?
Can they work details?

No pay this volunteer position.

No detail except events for the town where extra officers are needed.

 

[Kilvinsky]

I'm amazed that an unpaid volunteer position has so many REQUIREMENTS! Come on people, REALLY?

When I started as an Aux. all I needed was a desire to work. learn, listen to my seniors and at the time, my town had one of the BEST auxiliary departments in the area. Things have gotten VERY competitive.

 

[Duff112]

Kilv-
I never was an Auxiliary, was fortunate to get on a year after college in RI,
but I would imagine things have changed significantly since even the 80's and 90's, all in the name of liability.... Too many people pointing fingers if the sh*t hits the fan and too many ambulance chasers.

 

[Kilvinsky]

Kilv-
I never was an Auxiliary, was fortunate to get on a year after college in RI,
but I would imagine things have changed significantly since even the 80's and 90's, all in the name of liability.... Too many people pointing fingers if the sh*t hits the fan and too many ambulance chasers.

I have NO doubts. I know not long after I left the R/I academy was required, then the department was disbanded.

 

[popsbarry]

No academy


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I don't think so. You ever do UC with State & Feds?

 

[popsbarry]

What is hourly pay?
Can they work details?

No pay but you learn & get 5 points on the civil service exam.

 

[popsbarry]

No pay this volunteer position.

No detail except events for the town where extra officers are needed.

Who's the AUX Chief now in 2021? Hench must be long gone right?

 

[Goose]

Who's the AUX Chief now in 2021? Hench must be long gone right?

This has me wondering how many auxiliary departments are left and if any will continue to exist after the new MPTC/POST requirements.