Police Officer - Baltimore Police Department

Baltimore City•Baltimore, MD

About The Position

The Baltimore Police Department (BPD) is looking for an outstanding civilian to be a dedicated and driven servant for public safety as a Baltimore City Police Officer. The ideal candidate is someone who is committed to public service, constitutional policing, and making a positive impact on Baltimore communities; is a person of integrity; and has strong communication skills. As a uniformed Baltimore Police Officer, you are assigned to patrol a neighborhood by vehicle or on foot. Employees in this class work rotating shifts including evening, weekends and holiday hours. In this capacity, you respond to emergency and non-emergency calls for service and promote the safety of the public and of fellow police officers. You will be a proactive member of our Department, engaging in community-oriented policing, traffic enforcement, and on occasion, special details. You are expected to meet all administrative requirements. Through provided academic training, you will develop skills to: Assist you in maintaining your composure in high-stress situations Mediate and de-escalate interpersonal conflict Make split second-decisions Problem solve You will learn: Constitutional policing for the 21st century The pathway to Baltimore communities and cultural competencies Federal, state and city laws, statutes and ordinances

Requirements

Be a United States citizen OR a permanent legal resident of the United States who (i) Is an honorably discharged veteran of the United States Armed Forces; and (ii) Has submitted an application for United States citizenship that is pending approval.
Possess a valid driver's license. Please note, you cannot have any more than 3 points on your license.
Must be 20 years of age and 9 months upon beginning the academy.
Must have a high school diploma or General Education Development (GED) certified diploma recognized by the State Board of Education .
Must not have any current court orders relating to domestic violence.
Cannot have been dishonorably discharged from the military.
No felony or serious misdemeanor convictions. Misdemeanors must be expunged from criminal record.
Must not have been arrested for DUI within the past 5 years (60 months).