The Ann Arbor Police Department is now accepting applications for police officers and cadets! Apply by Jan. 3, 2021.
Apply today! Police Officer, Entry Level and Lateral:
https://recruiting.ultipro.com/CIT1009CA2/JobBoard/f90d5294-f62d-4de2-9878-31193309121c/OpportunityDetail?opportunityId=d4714fbe-c3aa-4200-b45e-cc5a42e2f219
Apply today! PSS Cadet:
https://recruiting.ultipro.com/CIT1009CA2/JobBoard/f90d5294-f62d-4de2-9878-31193309121c/OpportunityDetail?opportunityId=90a5e0b7-ada5-479c-a882-4e5206fd9adc
Questions? Contact Sgt. Jaime Crawford, Training Unit, 734.794.6956 | jcrawford@a2gov.org.
Find Your Career with the Ann Arbor Police Department
The Ann Arbor Police Department is seeking ambitious individuals interested in pursuing a career in law enforcement within a vibrant, diverse community. Successful candidates will join an organization recognized for innovation, professionalism, leadership and service to the community. The Ann Arbor Police Department is among the 12 agencies in the State of Michigan and 705 nationwide with accreditation from
CALEA.
As an agency of 127 sworn personnel, there are many specialized assignments, units and career tracts. Officers have numerous opportunities for growth, movement and promotion. The 28 non-sworn employees also serve a crucial function within the department, working in areas such as community standards, the police desk, records, detective bureau, property, special services and cadets.
Applications, Job Descriptions and Minimum Qualifications
The Ann Arbor Police Department is expecting a high number of police officer retirements in the next few years. Police officer positions will open one-to-two times per year and, when open, will be located on the City of Ann Arbor job site. In addition, the department is authorized to hire two cadets per year. The cadet positions are typically posted one time per year in late fall for a spring start at the police department. Other non-sworn positions will be posted as vacancies occur.
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Police Officer
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Cadet - Police Service Specialist
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Police Professional Assistant
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Community Standards Officer
Hiring Process and Timeline
For police officer candidates the hiring process is typically six months start to finish from the opening of the application process to the start of employment. Timelines for non-sworn positions will vary, but may take two-three months start to finish. The below flow chart illustrates the typical hiring process for police officer candidates, not including police academy completion and MCOLES Recognition of Prior Training and Experience for the out-of-state lateral candidates.
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Ongoing Commitment to Training
Officers in the Ann Arbor Police Department are among the most highly trained law enforcement personnel in the state. The department remains committed to continued training and education for every officer so that each can be prepared for a changing and dynamic world. See a summary of AAPD training requirements (PDF).
