Port Orange Police Application
Police Officer Positions
You must hold a current law enforcement
certificate in the State of Florida, and meet the minimum
requirements identified in Florida State Statute 943.13 to be hired as a
police officer at the Port Orange Police Department. If you have never attended
a law enforcement academy in any state, you must complete such an academy and
pass the state certification exam. The closest academy is located at the Daytona
Beach Community College Criminal
Justice Training Center. If you are a certified law enforcement officer in
another state or the military police, you may be eligible to transfer your
certification to Florida. To determine eligibility, you must complete an
equivalency of training assessment. The nearest assessment center is the Police
Testing Center at Brevard
Community College. Provided the equivalency of training is approved, you can
complete the "mini-academy" courses at either the Brevard or Daytona
Beach academies. You are then eligible to challenge the state certification
exam.
Applications will be considered from individuals
who either already hold a current law enforcement certificate in Florida, or are
currently enrolled in a basic recruit academy or equivalency of training
program. Tattoo Policy states that no personnel
will be permitted to have tattoos on the head, neck, face, or hands, and
those areas which encompass the majority of the surface area between the
natural fold of the elbow and the wrist. Applications may be obtained at the City of Port Orange personnel
office or downloaded here.
You will be asked to complete a short form prior to downloading the application,
which is in Adobe
Acrobat format. The document is approximately 1Mb in size and may take a few
moments to retrieve. Thank you for your interest in the Port Orange Police
Department.
Civilian Positions
The Port Orange Police Department has several
civilian employment opportunities available. Please check the job
descriptions page for details on each position. If you are interested in
employment as a dispatcher, please contact the Regional Communications Center
directly at 756-5478 for an application. Civilian job applications may be
obtained from the City of Port Orange personnel office or downloaded here.
The document is in Adobe
Acrobat format and approximately 3.5Mb in size. It may take a few moments to
download. Thank you for your interest in the Port Orange Police Department.
Download
Police Application
Download Civilian
Application
City of Port Orange
Personnel Department
1000 City Center Circle
Port Orange, FL 32129
386-506-5500