Employment Frequently Asked Questions

Below is a list of frequently asked questions related to becoming an officer candidate with our Volunteer Services Division.

NOTE: All applications are processed in the order they are received.  There may be an extended waiting period due to the number of applications received by our staff.

Satisfactorily complete a POST certified police academy in either modular levels or Intensive format. To learn more about POST, please click here.

Yes. State law requires all uniformed members to be US citizens.

We’re actively seeking candidates throughout each year.

Candidates must successfully pass an Oral Board, Background Investigation, Psychological Examination, Medical Examination and a final interview with the Chief of Police and the Commander of Volunteer Services.

Applications are to be downloaded from our website and submitted online only.  For more information please click here.

Yes.  Candidates are encouraged to do a ride along before and during the application process.  To schedule a ride along please view our contact page and select “ride along program” from the drop down menu. The request is forwarded to the on duty watch commander who can assign a date and time to come in.

 
NOTE: You must include your name, phone number and email address when submitting this request online.

Application Criteria

The following are listed criteria each candidate must meet before becoming an Officer in the city of Broadmoor.

Note: All candidates must reside no more than 40 miles from the Broadmoor Police Department.

Satisfactorily complete a POST certified police academy in either modular or Intensive format

High School diploma or equivalent
Must be a US citizen
Pass an oral board interview
Pass a POST certified background investigation
Pass a psychological evaluation
Pass a medical examination

Click here to apply now.