Job Announcement Code: 1900269
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Job Announcement Code: 1900269 |
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County(ies): |
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Classification Title(s)/JAC: Job Working Title(s): |
STATE PATROL TROOPER 1 - 1900269 Wisconsin State Patrol 65th Recruit Class |
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Type of Employment: |
Full Time (40 hrs/week) |
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Salary: |
Starting salary is $21.00 per hour progressing to $22.00 after six months. Upon completion of a two-year probationary period, the current pay plan provides an increase to $23.00 per hour. Pay range 63-41. |
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Contact: |
Megan Reichel, HR Specialist-Sr, 608-267-4471, Megan.Reichel@wi.gov |
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Bargaining Unit: |
Non-Represented |
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Area of Competition: |
Open |
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Deadline to Apply: |
3/31/2019 The deadline to apply is 11:59PM, March 31, 2019. |
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Become a member of a premier law enforcement agency! The Wisconsin State Patrol is recruiting State Patrol Trooper and Inspector candidates for our 65th Recruit Class. If you want to join a professional team and make a difference, a challenging career in law enforcement could be just right for you. The Wisconsin State Patrol has a proud tradition and an outstanding record of achievement. Since 1939, the State Patrol has been dedicated to promoting highway safety and enhancing the quality of life for all Wisconsin citizens and visitors by providing professional, competent and compassionate law enforcement services. Successful applicants will participate in approximately 26 weeks (Sunday night through Friday) of paid training ($21.00 per hour) at the State Patrol Academy in Fort McCoy. The 65th Recruit Class will start on September 15, 2019, and graduate on March 20, 2020. Previous recruit classes have ranged in size from 25-50 cadets. Geographical placement for Trooper and Inspector positions shall be determined by academy class rank with the person having the highest class rank selecting preferred vacancy first. Therefore, selected applicants must be willing to accept any geographical location and either classification (Trooper or Inspector). Upon graduation from the Academy, Troopers and Inspectors may be eligible for moving expense reimbursement, temporary lodging and a stipend of $1,000. View the Strategic Plan for the Division of State Patrol! Position Summary:
The Wisconsin State Patrol promotes highway safety and enhances the quality of life for all Wisconsin citizens and visitors by providing professional, competent and compassionate law enforcement services. Some of the services provided are regulation of traffic, prevention of highway crashes, motor carrier safety assistance, school bus inspection and crash reconstruction. Other services include aid to local law enforcement agencies through civil disturbance countermeasures, natural disaster recovery support and communication services, and chemical testing services for drivers suspected of being under the influence of alcohol or other drugs. State Patrol Troopers and Inspectors will enforce state traffic and criminal laws, administrative rules and regulations, with an emphasis on highway safety and preservation; investigate traffic crashes and provide assistance to motorists and the public, perform emergency services including response to traffic crashes, natural or man-made disasters and civil disorders, represent the State Patrol in all job-related civil and criminal judicial processes and enforce and inspect Motor Carriers for compliance with laws and regulations at permanent scales and mobile enforcement details. Special Notes:
Education Requirement: The educational requirements have changed slightly from past recruitments. Applicants must possess an associate degree from an accredited technical college or have earned at least 60-accredited credits within five (5) full years of their date of initial law enforcement employment. A maximum of 30 credits may be waived for individuals who have training and/or experience (such as military training) that has been evaluated and provided a college credit recommendation by a group such as the American Council on Education (ACE). Waivers can be requested by completing form DJ-LE-331 and submitting to the Department of Justice. Authorization to work in the United States: The Wisconsin State Patrol does not sponsor work visas and any selection made from this recruitment will be contingent upon the applicant being able to provide valid status to work in the United States without sponsorship. Salary and Benefits: We offer excellent benefits, ample vacation time and an exceptional employee assistance program. Starting salary is $21.00 per hour, progressing to $22.00 per hour after graduating from the Academy (six months). Upon completion of a two-year probationary period, the current compensation plan allows for an increase to $23.00 per hour. Master Troopers and Inspectors make up to $31.00 per hour. Qualifications: Candidates must meet all minimum employment standards for employment as a law enforcement officer as identified by the Law Enforcement Standards Board. In addition, minimally qualified applicants must have observation and recall; basic mathematics; analytical skills including reasoning and problem solving; interpersonal responsiveness and reliability; oral and written communications; effective work habits; and ability to read and interpret complex written materials such as laws, policies and procedures How To Apply:
To apply, click “Log In” to access your existing account or to create a new account if you don’t already have an account in the system. After you have logged in, click "Apply Now." You will be asked to: 1) provide/ update your personal information; 2) attach your resume; 3) complete the on-line assessment which includes selecting the location and date of your physical readiness testing and indicating your ability to meet the minimum employment standards. Failure to complete any of these steps will result in an incomplete application and you will not receive further consideration. Once you have successfully finalized your application, an email will be sent from the system confirming your application is complete. Questions on the application and hiring process, please contact Megan Reichel at Megan.Reichel@dot.wi.gov.
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