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November 04, 2024
Opening Date: 11/04/2024
Closing Date: 05/04/2025
Contact: Captain Bart Crane
Telephone: 517-853-4800
Email: crane@meridian.mi.us
POSITION SUMMARY:
The Meridian Township Police Department is the first MACP accredited police agency in mid-Michigan. We are authorized to employ 42 full-time police officers and offer many specialized assignments including Canine, DARE, SRT, motorcycle, CSI, Detective Bureau, as well as many others. We patrol 32 square miles in Okemos, Haslett, and East Lansing and provide police services to Williamstown Township which spans 30 square miles. We respond to approximately 20,000 calls for service annually. We are proud of the strong partnerships we have established with our community and put an emphasis on maintaining those partnerships.
The Meridian Township Police Department is filling multiple vacant positions.
VISIT THE PROVIDED LINK FOR THE FULL JOB DESCRIPTION AND JOB APPLICATION: https://www.meridian.mi.us/Home/Components/JobPosts/Job/6/186
