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SALINAS POLICE DEPARTMENT 312 E ALISAL STREET SALINAS, CALIFORNIA 93901 831-758-7122 https://www.salinaspd.org/joinspd
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Updated: June 02, 2022
Job Classification: Police Recruit (Entry Level)
The Salinas Police Department is continuously hiring for Entry Level Police Recruit. A City application must be completed on-line at: https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/Salinas/jobs/2456655/police-recruit?keywords=police&pagetype=jobOpportunitiesJobs.*Active Duty Military Personnel are encourage to apply and must contact Salinas Police Sergeant James Godwin (831) 758-7120 for specific application instructions prior to initiating the testing process through this site.*
Member City: City of Salinas.
Base Salary Information:$5,363 Monthly (While attending police academy)$41.46 – $55.57 Hourly (After graduation from police academy)$7,188 - $9,632 Monthly In March 2023, Officers will receive another 2.25% increase to salary.
Benefit Information:Biennial Physical: City-paid Biennial Physical exam every 24 months. Employees 40 & over are eligible every 18 months (eligible twenty-four months from date of regular hire).Educational Achievement Pay: P.O.S.T. Intermediate Certificate 3.5%, P.O.S.T. Advanced 3.5%.(For employees at top step)
Master Officer Program: Officers with a combination of training, experience, and assignment receive a three percent incentive pay.
Special Assignment pay: 5% additional pay for working a qualifying special assignment such as detectives, canine, traffic, CSI, FTO, gang officer, etc.Annual Leave: Accrued at a rate of 176 hours per year for the first five years; 216 hours through 10 years, with additional longevity increases. Holidays: Twelve days plus one floating day for a total of thirteen per year.Health Insurance: POA members are covered under PORAC Plan. The City pays up to 95% for health premiums.Retirement: Membership in the California Public Employees Retirement System (CalPERS) varies on eligibility and current retirement contribution status. Retirement formula 2.7% @ 57.
For a complete list of benefits, visit http://www.cityofsalinas.org and review the MOU for Police Officers Association. Benefits are subject to change and do not constitute a contract.
Department Information: The Salinas Police Department has an authorized staff of 161 sworn and 50 non-sworn personnel, with an annual budget of $47 million. The Department is responsible for providing a full range of crime prevention and law enforcement services to a diverse community of approximately 161,042 residents. The Department responds to an average of 8,700 calls for service each month.