Chesapeake Police Department

Chesapeake Police Department Announces New Patrol Aide Positions Chesapeake, VA — The Chesapeake Police Department is thrilled to announce five new vacancies for the full-time Patrol Aide position, an excellent opportunity for anyone passionate about law enforcement and community service. This role is especially ideal for those at least 18 years old and interested in becoming police officers once they meet the age requirements. As a Patrol Aide, you'll assist with traffic control, respond to incidents involving disabled vehicles, conduct searches for missing persons, and provide essential public assistance. This position offers invaluable hands-on experience and training through the Chesapeake Law Enforcement Training Academy, even if you have no prior experience in law enforcement. "Becoming a Patrol Aide is a fantastic way to start your law enforcement career. You’ll gain practical experience, receive comprehensive training, and make a real difference in our community. We are looking for dedicated individuals ready to join our team and uphold the values of the Chesapeake Police Department," said Master Police Recruiter Duprée Foster. The benefits of joining our team are numerous. You'll receive paid training, uniforms and equipment, access to Chesapeake PD gyms, comprehensive leave policies, health and wellness incentives, and a robust retirement and insurance plan. This role is designed to be a stepping stone to becoming a Chesapeake Police Officer Trainee, offering a clear career path within our department. To qualify, candidates need a high school diploma or GED/HSE, a valid driver’s license, and must be at least 18 years old. Interested candidates are encouraged to apply through the City of Chesapeake’s online portal by August 21, 2024. For more information and to apply, visit https://lnkd.in/eVZkvKRn. The Chesapeake Police Department's vision is to continue to make the citizens and visitors of Chesapeake feel safe as they live, learn, work, farm, and play, while we strive to be one of the premier law enforcement agencies in the nation. Join us in shaping a safer future for Chesapeake. Apply today! City of Chesapeake Chesapeake Public Schools

Earlier this year, Sgt. Kimberly Dabbs was featured on digital billboards all over Hampton Roads, and now she's holding a desktop version of her iconic billboard! ✨ Want to join our amazing team? We're hiring Police Officers! Visit JoinCPDnow.com or text “JoinCPDnow” to 757-280-2779 to get started. Do Something Different. Be the change you want to see. #JoinCPD #Hiring #PoliceOfficers City of Chesapeake

The Chesapeake Police Department is excited to be at the Law Enforcement Hiring Expo today, Friday, June 21, from 11 am to 2 pm! SpringHill Suites Norfolk 6350 Newtown Rd Norfolk VA, 23502 👮🏽♂️Meet our Master Police Recruiter, Officer Foster 🎁 Special gift for those who apply online, sign up today at the Expo. and mention the keyword "JoinCPDNow". 👥 Learn about career opportunities in law enforcement. 🌟 Get answers to all your questions. Do Something Different. JoinCPDnow.com 📍 See you at the Expo! 😎 #JoinCPDNow #ChesapeakePD #LawEnforcementExpo #CareerInLawEnforcement #ServeAndProtect City of Chesapeake

Are You Worried You're Too Old to Become a Police Officer? Think Again! . . . . . Age is just a number! We believe in the power of diversity in age and experience. Whether you're a recent grad or contemplating a career shift later in life, your unique perspective and life journey are incredibly valuable to us. As long as you meet the basic requirements and can pass the physical and background checks, you’re eligible. Many of our most successful officers joined us in their 30s, 40s, and even 50s, enriching our team with a wealth of knowledge and maturity. Your experiences shape who you are and can be powerful assets in serving our community. Do Something Different. Answer The Call. JoinCPDNow.com Next Academy Starts: November 18, 2024 To apply online or chat with a recruiter text "JoinCPDnow" to 757-280-2779. *Maximum age of retirement is 70. #JoinTheForce #AgeIsJustANumber #NowHiring #PoliceOfficers City of Chesapeake

Chesapeake Police Department Announces Revised Physical Ability Test for Applicants Seeking to Attend our November 18, 2024 Academy Session! Chesapeake, VA - May 23, 2024 — The Chesapeake Police Department is pleased to announce a revision to its Physical Ability Test (PAT) for new applicants. The updated test focuses solely on a Police Obstacle Course, designed to measure the physical capabilities in completing various job-related physical skills. The revised PAT is a 150-yard Police Obstacle Course only that must be completed within 1:36 minutes or less. Applicants will complete the following tasks on the course: ✅Sit on a bench and listen to the suspect’s description. ✅Run 25 yards: Jump over a 3-foot simulated ditch. ✅Run 25 yards: Climb over a 5-foot high wall. (Note: If applicants cannot climb the wall on their first try, they can bypass it and continue with the course.) ✅Run 10 yards: Crawl under a 24-inch high, 10-foot long obstacle. ✅Run 25 yards: Climb up and down a standard step for 12 repetitions. ✅Run 15 yards: Crawl through a window opening (36" W x 30" H). ✅Run 10 yards: Identify the suspect from a picture. ✅Run 15 yards: Drag a 150 lb dummy for 15 feet. ✅Run 20 yards: Complete the trigger pull exercise. To ensure all applicants have a fair opportunity, they are allowed two attempts to pass the obstacle course. If an applicant does not pass on their initial testing day, they can schedule a retest for a later date. The Chesapeake Police Department encourages all interested applicants to prepare thoroughly for the test. A video demonstration of the obstacle course is available for viewing to help applicants understand and practice the required skills. To apply or text/chat with a recruiter text "JoinCPDnow" to 757-280-2779. City of Chesapeake

This week, 4 of our officers are attending a 3-day intensive training in Virginia Beach. They are covering key topics like subconscious vs. conscious communication, stress indicators, and effective questioning techniques. Personal and professional development keeps us sharp and ready to serve our community! Training continues beyond the basic academy. JoinCPDnow.com #ChesapeakePD #Training #ProfessionalDevelopment Professional Law Enforcement Training

Members of the Police Department have just completed the 15th Anniversary Law Enforcement United Road to Hope, biking over 250 miles from Chesapeake to Washington, DC, to kick off National Police Officers Memorial Week. LEU, headquartered here in the City of Chesapeake and entirely volunteer-driven, donated $750,000 to charities committed to LEU’s mission to “Honor the Fallen, Remember the Survivors.” We are proud of the members of our department who spend their free time fundraising, training to ride, and managing logistics for the Road to Hope. Law Enforcement United, Inc. City of Chesapeake

Recruiting for Officers & 911 Dispatchers! Today is the final day to apply online for our Public Safety Telecommunicator I Trainee: 911 Operator/Dispatcher position. We are also accepting applications for our next Police Academy that starts November 2024. Answer the Call, the community needs YOU! www.JoinCPDnow.com Call/Text: 757-647-8458 City of Chesapeake

Chesapeake Police Department Recognizes Excellence at Quarterly Awards Ceremony On February 21, 2024, the Chesapeake Police Department honored exceptional members of department and community partners at a Quarterly Awards Ceremony. Multiple officers and community members received recognition for their dedication to public safety and collaborative efforts in promoting safety and well-being within the City of Chesapeake. City of Chesapeake

🇺🇸 Honored to have Pipe Major Rob Simmons from Southeastern Virginia Firefighters Pipes and Drums join us for our monthly Honor Guard training session! Last month, we practiced the art of flag folding, learning professional ceremonial techniques. Huge thanks to Rob Simmons for his invaluable insights and dedication to preserving traditions. The Police Honor Guard typically performs ceremonial duties such as presenting the colors at official events, funerals, and memorials, as well as providing tributes to fallen officers. They uphold traditions, demonstrate respect, and honor the service and sacrifice of law enforcement officers. Additionally, they participate in community outreach and engagement activities to build positive relationships with the public. #ChesapeakePolice #HonorGuard #FlagFolding City of Chesapeake