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August 23, 2024
Opening Date: 08/23/2024
Closing Date: 12/31/2024
The Genesee Township Police Department is currently seeking qualified applicants for the position of Police Officer. Prior police experience is not required, but highly preferred. Positions for Full-Time Police Officer, Part-Time Police Officer, and Police Academy Recruit are being accepted.
The Charter Township of Genesee is located in Genesee County and borders the City of Flint, City of Burton, Mount Morris and Richfield Township. Genesee Township is approximately 28.5 square miles and serves a population of 21,500 residents. This department has a sworn staff of approximately 20 Full-Time Officers, including, School Resource Officers, Detectives, Sergeants, Lieutenant, and Police Chief along with an accompanying Support Staff.
The Genesee Township Police Department is a member of the Law Enforcement Regional Training Academy, which provides additional in-service training for our staff.
Basic Requirements:
Perform responsible law enforcement duties which includes but not limited to the enforcement of all laws and ordinances, crime prevention, community policing, criminal investigations, traffic enforcement, and accident investigation. This position is under the supervision and direction of a Sergeant.
Hiring Requirements:
To be eligible for sponsorship through a regional police academy, the applicant must meet one (1) of the following requirements:
Wages and Benefits:
***Lateral Entry- Applicants immediately qualify for a Lateral Entry Wage Rate depending upon prior Law Enforcement experience. Five years as a Licensed Law Enforcement Officer, will qualify for fifth year wage step ($32.00).
| Start | Hourly |
| 1 Year | $24.96 |
| 2 Year | $26.00 |
| 3 Year | 428.08 |
| 4 Year | $31.20 |
| 5 Year | $33.28 |
2025: 4% Wage Increase
How to Apply:
Website: https://www.geneseetwp.com/employment-application
In-Person:
Genesee Township Police Department
7244 N. Genesee Road
Genesee, Mi 48437
Office: 810-640-2000
Fax: 810-640-3535Genesee Township Police Department
7244 N. Genesee Road
Genesee, Mi 48437
Office: 810-640-2000
Fax: 810-640-3535
Employment Inquiries can be made to:
Chief Philip Hart
p.hart@geneseetwpmi.gov
