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Tuesday, January 20, 2015

Seasonal Police Officer Bethany Beach Police Department

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Seasonal Police Officer
Bethany Beach Police Department

Position Type:  Summer Internship
Desired Major(s):           All Majors
Location:           
Bethany Beach, Delaware (United States)
Description:      Seasonal Police Officer (Paid College Internship!)
Bethany Beach Police Department – Bethany Beach, DE
Are you a college student thinking of a career in law enforcement? How about someone already in the work force thinking of changing career paths? Becoming a seasonal police officer could be a great option for you to gain skills as a police officer, boost your resume and even earn internship credit with your college criminal justice program.
Seasonal police officer are similar to regular police officers in the state of Delaware with the exception of working in a more closely monitored and supervised environment. Seasonal officers are employed between the months of May and October or until the officer must return to school if necessary. As seasonal police officer, you will enforce all federal, state, and local laws and ordinances for the State of Delaware and the Town of Bethany Beach. You will conduct patrol on specific areas on foot and utilizing bicycles. During patrols you will check doors and windows of residences and businesses. Investigate any suspicious conditions and complaints and make arrests in felony, misdemeanor, and city violation cases that you encounter. Possibly perform plainclothes assignments to detect illegal activities if the administration deems necessary. Prosecute cases before the Alderman’s Court of the Town of Bethany Beach, Justice of the Peace Courts, Family Court, Court of Common Pleas, and Superior Court. Direct traffic when necessary and perform all duties as directed by the Chief of Police or your direct supervisor.
Requirements: You must be at least eighteen (18) years of age, have a valid driver’s license and be free from any criminal arrest or felony traffic arrest. Prior to being hired you must satisfactorily complete a written test, oral interview, poly-graph, psychological examination, Doctor’s physical with drug screening, and a physical fitness test, passing weight and height standards. All testing is designed to hire the best applicant possible and is exactly what any full-time officer must complete before being hired. All testing is set up and supervised by the Bethany Beach Police Dept. Once you have completed all necessary testing you are eligible for selection for the seasonal officer position. These are very competitive positions and limited positions are available. Once hires have been made the testing process will end. Those who apply early and complete testing will be evaluated for hire first.

If you are selected for the seasonal officer position you will attend training in accordance with Delaware State Laws. This training will be presented to you by certified instructors from the Bethany Beach Police Dept. and other appropriate agencies including professional consultants. The training period is 267 hours and will cover multiple areas that you will encounter during your tenure with our department. Courses that will be taught to certify you are as follows, Laws of Arrest, Search and Seizure, Criminal Code, Cultural Diversity, Report Writing, Criminal and Traffic Summons, City Ordinances and Traffic Violations, Impact Weapon, Capstun, Weaponless Defense, Handcuffing, Fingerprinting, Police Discipline/Courtesy, Manual Traffic Control, Patrol Procedures, Communications, BLS/CPR, State Wide Computer Training. Training will take place approx. the last week in May and the first week in June. This training is mandatory for all hires. Those selected must make the necessary arrangements to be present for this training.
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