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August 12, 2024
Eastern Michigan University Police Department Police Officer Openings (2) August 2024
Effective immediately, 2 openings exists for the role of police officer. EMU police officers are MCOLES certified and participate in the Washtenaw Safety Alliance. Officers have primary law enforcement responsibility to the students, staff and visitors on campus. In addition, they are sworn through the City of Ypsilanti and Washtenaw County Sheriffs Office. Positive produce community engagement is the primary focus of service provided to the EMU community
Eastern Michigan University PD consists of a Chief, 3 Lieutenants, 7 Sergeants and officers. Opportunities exists as first responders, community engagement, investigative section and leadership advancement. Currently the department is authorized with 35 sworn members. Each operations shift is staffed with 5 officers.
The department is open 24/7 with a communication section that operates as a PSAP. Emergency Management and Environmental Health and Safety also fall under the scope of EMU PD.
Benefits Include:
Career Opportunities:
Deadline for application is September 9th, 2024
Contact Lieutenant Nate Stead at 734-487-2881 or email at nstead@emich.edu with any questions.
Apply online at: EMU Police Officer Application
Opening Date: 08/12/2024
Closing Date: 09/12/2024
Contact: Lieutenant Nate Stead
Telephone: 734-487-2881
Email: nstead@emich.edu
