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April 25, 2023
The Village of Morrice Police Department is looking for a part-time Police Officer. Morrice is located in Shiawassee County and is a small Village with around 1,000 residents and covers 1.4 sq. miles. Officers are expected to conduct routine vehicle and foot patrol along with responding to calls. Officers should have good communication skills and be willing to work closely with the community and our schools.
Working schedule will consist mostly of 2nd shift during the week and 1st/2nd shift during the weekend. You fill in your availability.
Minimum Requirements:
Applications can be downloaded from our website at https://morrice.mi.us/police-department. Applications will be accepted until position(s) are filled. Any questions please feel free to contact Chief Balsley at 517-625-3430.
Please submit your application to one of the following:
Fax to: 517-625-8294
Email to: policechief@morrice.mi.us
Mail to: Morrice Police Department P.O. Box 247 Morrice, MI 48857
