Sunderland Police Officers Association

02/16/2023

Wilbraham Police Department is Hiring

VACANCY (2) & 1 YEAR ELIGIBILITY LIST
The Town is looking to fill two current vacancies and establish a one year eligibility list for future appointments.

DATE OF POSTING: February 10, 2023

JOB TITLE: POLICE OFFICER

SALARY: Probationary Rate: $30.32/hour ($1,137/wk)

BENEFITS: Full Benefit package, professional work environment, opportunity for advancement

HOURS OF WORK: 4 consecutive 8 hour shifts, 2 consecutive days off, rotating schedule
day/afternoon/late watch: shift assignments per union contract

LOCATION: Wilbraham Police Department, 2780 Boston Road

EXAMPLES OF DUTIES: Patrols town neighborhoods, receives dispatch information, responds to emergencies and crime incidents, makes arrests, issues traffic citations, prepares detailed written reports, participates in judicial proceedings as witness/department representative, delivers summonses, warrants and subpoenas, etc.

MIN QUALIFICATIONS: HS Diploma or GED; valid MA driver’s license, valid MA Fi****ms License; First Responder, AED, CPR and Defibrillator certification; 2 years full time (or equivalent) related work experience; successful completion of training at an accredited Massachusetts Police Academy for full time police officers (or accepted equivalent) required by end of probationary period; must pass medical and Massachusetts Physical Agility Test for police officers and background check;

PREFERRED: Certificate of completion from an approved
Massachusetts Police Academy at time of hire; additional
course work in law enforcement related subjects or College Degree in Law Enforcement or Criminal Justice;

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: Review of all Applications to begin immediately

VACANCIES: Open Until Filled
ELIGIBILITY LIST DEADLINE: 3/31/2023

COMPLETE APPLICATION ONLINE AT: WWW.WILBRAHAM-MA.GOV
OR SUBMIT TO: Board of Selectmen, Town of Wilbraham, 240 Springfield Street, Wilbraham, MA

OR SUBMIT TO: Board of Selectmen, Town of Wilbraham, 240 Springfield Street, Wilbraham, MA 01095

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