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Recruiting Brochure (pdf) |
Police Officer Hiring Process - RecruitingDEPARTMENT: Police At the present time, the City of Shawnee Police Department is recruiting for Police Officer openings. Once those openings have been filled, the City does accept employment applications for the position of Police Officer on an on-going basis. Employment applications are kept on file for one (1) year. To apply, please complete a Police Officer Employment Application - PDF or On-line Form. An employee of this classification performs duties related to public safety through enforcement of laws and ordinances, public education and hazard correction. The police officer hiring process consists of a Physical Ability Examination, a series of interviews, a background investigation, polygraph, and job fit assessment. Job offers are contingent on the successful completion of a post offer physical and drug screen. Applicants selected to participate in the Physical Ability Exam (.pdf) will be notified via the email address provided on the employment application. Applicants who do not have an email address must note a daytime phone number. The City of Shawnee utilizes the Johnson County Community College Police Academy Training Center for the Physical Agility Test. Salary Range:
Effective August 7, 2000, the City of Shawnee implemented a career development program which added two additional levels of Police Officer positions. The criteria to move up to the next level is based on years of service and satisfactory performance evaluations. Movement to Police Officer II occurs on an individuals 4th merit eligibility date (4 years of continuous regular full-time service). Movement to Police Officer III occurs on an individuals 8th merit eligibility date (after 8 years of regular full-time service). When an officer is reclassified to PO II or a PO III, he/she receives a 5% salary adjustment in addition to his/her annual merit increase. The City of Shawnee's merit pool is currently 0-5% and is based on performance. New Police Officers who are Kansas certified* and have a minimum of one year of police patrol** experience are eligible for a $2,000 bonus during their first year of employment
Minimum Requirements:
Automatic exclusions include:
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This page last revised February 11, 2008.