EMPLOYMENT

TAC Officers provide full-time services to the Commission, coordinating and conducting Washington State Basic Training Academy programs under the direction of the Commander and Assistant Commanders. The position of the TAC Officer is one of immense importance.  At times demanding, the position requires hard work but returns high reward.

This posting is intended to establish a list of pre-selected TAC Officer candidates to replace current TAC Officers as they transition back to their agencies.  The list may be replaced every six months. 

See attached posting for more details.

The City of Pacific, Washington seeks a dynamic, seasoned executive to lead its Police Department. This is an exciting law enforcement opportunity to work in a progressive, growing and effective organization and community. See attached posting for more information.

There is one position vacant in the Yakima County Department of Corrections. Under the direction of the Division Chief, the Corrections Lieutenant is responsible for planning, administering, organizing, controlling, coordinating, enforcing, auditing, monitoring, and evaluating all operations and activities within an assigned corrections facility or section and its relevant correctional programs. See attached posting for more details. 

There is one opening with the Yakima County Department of Corrections. The Administrative Division Chief is directly responsible for professional leadership, technical administration, management coordination and direction of the Department's Training, Recruitment and Records Divisions. This position oversees the day-to-day operations within the Division, while dealing with confidential labor management issues. Oversees and supervises all employees assigned within those Divisions providing leadership and direction. Develops policy and procedures and ensures compliance in accordance with ethical and professional standards along with constitutional requirements. Participates in the selection, hiring, termination and recommended discipline for subordinates as necessary within established policies and contractual guidelines. See attached posting for more information. 

The Nooksack Tribal Police Department is seeking an immediate hire to fill an open position in our department. We work a four day, 10-hour shift schedule, with 18 paid holidays per year. We offer a 401K retirement benefit, with Tribal match, Medical, Dental and Optical benefits. We offer a Take Home Vehicle package which covers fuel and maintenance.

Our department has both land and marine assets and offers significant overtime opportunities for those officers interested in overtime shifts. Our department is an excellent opportunity for those officers recently retired law enforcement, as working for Tribal agencies does not interfere with LEOFF or WSPRS retirement systems or benefits. We do not have a Covid-19 vaccination mandate for employment with this Tribal agency. We offer a starting base salary of $74,193 with yearly 3% increases based on performance. Successful candidates will have graduated from a certified State Academy and have a minimum of six months of patrol experience. Additional job details and the application can be found here.

Or by contacting: Michael S. Ashby, Chief of Police, Nooksack Tribal Police Department (360) 592-9065 or MAshby@nooksack-nsn.gov   

The City of Pacific is creating an eligibility list for experienced, lateral, and entry-level police officers to fill future vacancies. Interested candidates should visit our employment website here. Entry level candidates must apply and through Public Safety Testing. The City of Pacific does not mandate COVID-19 vaccination and is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

The Winlock Police Department is currently accepting applications for a Lateral Police Officer. Wages start at $32.00 hourly with pre negotiated rate increases. Winlock is a small community-oriented city located in Lewis County. Please see attached document to the right for posting and contact information.  

The City of Union Gap is seeking qualified applicants for the position of Police Officer – Entry Level. Applicants must be a United States citizen, able to read and write the English language, have a minimum of a high school diploma or GED, and be 21 years of age at the time of appointment. Must possess or be able to obtain by the time of hire ad valid Washington State Driver’s License without suspension or revocation in the State. Must be in good health, of good moral character, have a good credit rating, and possess a good personality, judgment, and aptitude. Height and weight must be proportionate, must be physically fit and capable of arduous duty. Felony convictions and disqualifying criminal histories within the past 7 years are not allowed. Salary ranges from $5,477 to $6,721 per month, DOQ, plus benefits. 

The Chehalis Police Department is seeking qualified Lateral and Entry Level Police Officer applicants. If you are interested in working with a department that takes pride in serving their citizens and is appreciated by their community, then this may be the place for you. We are offering a $20,000 signing incentive for hired Lateral Police Officers. Please visit our website at https://www.ci.chehalis.wa.us/police/employment for more information and an application.  

Oakland County Sheriff’s Office is hiring for Deputy- Road Patrol. Under general supervision and as a regular Deputy Sheriff appointed by the Oakland County Sheriff, performs duties within the Patrol or Investigative & Forensic Services areas.  As a Deputy II patrols in authorized areas to prevent crime, protect life and property, enforce laws and Michigan Vehicle Code, preserve the peace, and give aid, relief and information to citizens. See more at this link. 

Salary range is $57,504 - $66,819 yearly DOE not including holiday, overtime and on-call pay plus excellent benefits. See full details and application here.

This position is exempt from classified state service, the rules of the Division of Human Resources and the Idaho Personnel Commission.

This recruitment is being used to fill a full-time Forensic Scientist 2 (FS2) with Idaho State Police Forensic Services (ISPFS).  An FS2 is an experienced scientist-level position with ISPFS.  An experienced scientist who meets the minimum qualifications and *qualifying work experiences of the FS2 must successfully complete a qualifying examination.  

See attached job posting for more information.