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September 14, 2023
Fruitport Township Police Department is currently seeking qualified applicants for full-time Police Officers. Fruitport Township is located in Southern Muskegon County and is comprised of 30 square miles with a population of approximately 15,000 residents. The Department provides law enforcement services to Fruitport Charter Township and to the Village of Fruitport. Our Officers take great pride in providing a wide range of quality law enforcement services to the residents and businesses in the community. Our department has a long tradition of providing community-based policing services in partnership with the members of our community. As a result of these programs and services, we are proud to police one of the most favorable places to live in Western Michigan.
Qualified applicants will meet the following requirements:
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Qualified, experienced Officers interested in part-time employment should contact the department for employment details.
An application is available online at: www.fruitportpolice.com. A resume and completed application can emailed to contact@fruitportpolice.com, mailed to 5825 Airline Hwy, Fruitport Mi. 49415, or delivered in person. Application deadline is 4pm on 10/01/2023.
