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Current Employment OpportunitiesJOB ANNOUNCEMENTLATERAL POLICE OFFICER The City of Ocean Shores Washington has
an opening for a lateral police officer. The community is 1-½ hours west
of Olympia Washington and is located right on the ocean of Western Washington.
Ocean Shores is nationally known for having an excellent atmosphere for relaxation,
maintaining an excellent quality of life, has a low crime rate, has a low student
to teacher ratio, is in the process of growth, is a fantastic area for fishing
and hunting, is close to national forests and clean waterways, has a temperate
climate, maintains low housing costs, and is beautiful green year around. The
City is approximately 9 square miles and has 6 miles of beachfront and 26 miles
of interconnected freshwater lakes and canals. Ocean Shores has 4700 full time
residents and experiences nearly 3 million visitors a year.
DEPARTMENT MAKEUP: The Ocean Shores Police Department is a proactive, professional organization that prides itself on its interaction and support within the community. The department consists of a Chief of Police, Deputy Chief, four sergeants, eight Patrol Officers and two Records Clerks. Dispatch is accomplished in a regional setting. Patrol Officers work rotating shifts with a 12-hour shift plan. Rotation is every three months. The department operates under a department wide community policing philosophy with neighborhood watch presentations, citizen's academy, and DARE in schools. Department also has a Reserve Officer program. Specialized assignments are available on the Surf Rescue Team, Special Operations Team, Dive Team, Fresh Waterways Marine Patrol, Detective and as an FTO. CRIME STATISTICS:
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: 21 years of age or older, must have or be able to obtain a Washington driver's license prior to employment. Must be a high school graduate or have obtained a GED. Requires personal history free of any convictions that relate to fitness to perform the job of Police Officer. Must have graduated from the Washington Basic Police Academy or out of state equivalent and have been employed as a police officer within the past two years. Out of state applications will be accepted. TESTING PROCESS: Resume review, oral interview, psychological, polygraph and medical exam after job offer. Non-Washington State Certified Officers are required to attend and successfully complete a two-week State Equivalency Academy within one year after hire. CLOSING DATE: May 23, 2008
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