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February 21, 2023
The Manistique Public Safety Department located in the beautiful Upper Peninsula is seeking applications to fill an immediate vacancy for a Public Safety Officer.
Applicants must have the abilities and drive to perform all the duties of a Public Safety Officer, which includes that of a Police Officer, Fire Fighter, and a minimum of an EMT Basic. Those applying for this immediate opening must satisfactorily pass oral interviews, a physical exam with a drug test, and a thorough background investigation in order to be considered for employment.
Candidates must be certified or certifiable as a Police Officer in the State of Michigan, Emergency Medical Technician Basic (minimum), or Fire Fighter I and II. Successful applicants must be willing to cross-train in the discipline(s) they don?t currently have certification in.
Job Incentives:
Start your application process by sending a cover sheet and resume to the Manistique Public Safety Department.
A cover sheet and resume are to be sent to:
Manistique Public Safety Department
Attention: Director Timothy Russell
PO Box 515
Manistique, Michigan 49854
