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July 06, 2023
Barry Township Police Department is now accepting applications for Police Officers. Position available are for full time.
All applicants must be:
All applicants must pass the following:
The Prairieville Township Police Department takes pride in the service we provide to our citizens and shall always continue to put community safety and protection first. Our Township Police cover 36.5 Sq. miles of rural farmland, residential homes and businesses that neighbor the cities Plainwell, Orangeville, Hickory Corners, Barry Township and Delton.
The Prairieville Township Police Department partner with the south eastern bordering Counties of Kalamazoo and Allegan along with assisting other law enforcement agencies such as The Barry County Sheriff’s Office and The Michigan State Police. We ask for community oriented and professional applicants that have a desire to be a part of a growing Township with a hometown feel.
Prairieville Township offers competitive wages, medical benefits and a retirement plan.
Come join our team!
If interested please submit a resume.
Prairieville Township Police Department
Attn: Chief of Police Michael Reizin
10115 S. Norris Rd
Delton, MI 49046
mreizin@prairievilletwp-mi.gov
O: 269-623-2691
C: 269-284-9144
Opening Date: 07/06/2023
Closing Date: 12/31/2023
Contact Person: Chief Michael Reizin
Telephone: 2696232691
Email: mreizin@prairievilletwp-mi.gov
