Police Officer (Lateral)

The City of Fremont is accepting applications for the position of Police Officer Lateral in the Fremont Police Department.

As a peace officer, you will have the extraordinary privilege of a career of service, substance, and honor.

Example of duties as an Officer: Patrol for the prevention of crime and the enforcement of laws and regulations; investigate and prepare reports on accidents, offenses and damage to property; prepare reports on arrests and property impounded; make arrests, issue citations, and give verbal warnings; intervene in private or public disputes to protect the public and maintain order; other duties as assigned

Position Highlights:

Police Officer: $9,237 - $11,230 monthly / $110,845 —$134,763 annually - base pay

• One hour paid on-duty workout each shift, full cross-fit gym with treadmills and bikes and a basketball court
• Full locker rooms, towel service and access to on-site trainer. 24/7 micro market on-site. One hour paid on duty lunch.
• Prime Schedule: 4 days on, 4 days off- rotating schedule
• CalPERS retirement plan, PEPRA 2.7@57, Classic 3@55
• 104 hours of annual holiday pay, paid vacation starts at 120 hours annually, 200 hour maximum
• $2,280 monthly City contribution towards medical and dental. Vision provided through FPA
• Eligible to receive up to a maximum of $580 per month in taxable cash for money not used or in lieu of purchasing medical benefits
• $50k City paid life insurance
• $1,750 annual uniform allowance ($500 for first year)
• Longevity pay, bilingual pay, educational incentive pay, POST incentive pay, specialist pay, and opportunities for overtime
• *Lateral applicants annual salary will be negotiated at time of hire.

• Age: 20.5
• Education: High school diploma or the equivalent
• Experience: Currently employed as a Police Officer or Deputy Sheriff by a California law enforcement agency. Must have passed field training or jail training program with current agency.

LATERAL REQUIREMENTS:

• Successful completion of a POST approved field training or jail training program
• Currently employed as a Police Officer or Deputy Sheriff by a California law enforcement agency