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The Houston Police Department is hiring qualified police officer candidates for our upcoming academy classes. As the fifth largest agency in the nation, HPD sets the bar for professionalism, innovation and a progressive approach to relational policing.
Houston Police Department Recruiting Division | 1,580 followers on LinkedIn. The Houston Police Department is hiring qualified police officer candidates for our upcoming academy classes.
The Houston Police Department is currently hiring for our upcoming 2024 academy classes, which are held approximately every two months. The application process takes approximately 90 to 180 days to complete and consists of six phases.
JOIN FWPD. 817-392-5573 | recruiting@fortworthpd.com. The Fort Worth Police Department holds a Civil Service test in January to fill an academy class starting in June. College students graduating in May should plan on taking the January Civil Service test.
To be selected for a Police Academy Training Class, applicants must successfully pass a written or electronic exam, physical assessment tests, a polygraph examination, an interview board, a medical examination, a psychological examination and an extensive background check.
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The Houston Police Department’s Training Academy prepares cadets for a career in law enforcement through a rigorous six month academic and physical training program.
