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Imagine yourself patrolling the streets of Denver or protecting life and property by providing emergency fire services. The time to act is now. The City and County of Denver will be hiring over 200 public safety personnel for 2006.
The starting salary for a Denver Police Officer is $39,924 for 2006. That same officer will make over $61,000 a year by his or her fourth year on the job.
Explore these opportunities at the 4th Annual Denver Rocky Mountain Public Safety Diversity Career Day on Tuesday Dec. 6. The career day will take place at the Wellington E. Webb Office Building atrium area between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.
Along with the many opportunities available in Denver, other opportunities exist around the Metro area. Recruiters from several other jurisdictions including the Colorado State Patrol, the Denver Regional Council of Governments representing over 40 different police and fire organizations, Aurora Police and Fire, the Wyoming Highway Patrol, and several other public safety agencies will be on hand to meet face to face with you.
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--Physical Fitness Assessments provide by the CSA Wellness Center
--Computerized reading, writing, and math skills assessments
--City and County of Denver Diversity Initiatives
--Jail and Court Tour Information provided by the Denver Sheriff Department
--Ride along information for the Denver Police and Fire Departments
--Application Materials
--Test prep and study guide information
--Preview police and fire physical ability videos
Pre-register at www.denvergov.org/recruit to help organizers prepare for this event. If you are unable to pre-register, just show up. All are welcomed. This career day is sponsored by the City and County of Denver, Denver Regional Council of Governments, and the Denver Diversity Advisory Committee. Additional information is available by contacting the Denver Department of Safety Recruitment Office at 720-913-3390. All employers attending this event are committed to Equal Employment Opportunity. |
