To me yeah it is. The LEO salarys around here range from 25-35k average. A few of the big cities like Longview or Tyler start out in the mid to high 40s but they are civil service and tough to get on. I will apply to them in the future but for now I'm looking full time work.sbrawley wrote:Is Denton considered a big city? they're starting out at $51,837 and upon completion of training move up to $53,141.nightmare69 wrote:I would have to move to a big city to ever see that salary. Once I get a few years experience I plan on applying with the bigger departments. Most LEOs around here live off the side jobs.FYIFV wrote:APD pays a probationary officer $56,397 plus medical, pension and other fringe benefits. A probationary officer assigned to a shift starting after 2pm, is a Bi-Lingual interpreter and has a Bachelors Degree would earn $64,737/year, plus benefits. After a year on the job, it's $63,287 base for someone without a college degree, et cetera, and up to $71,627 with incentives for degree and other qualifications.
Those base salaries don't include any departmental overtime for late assignments, court appearances, etc.
If they "have to" work a second job, the problem is spending not income.
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- Sun Aug 03, 2014 7:39 pm
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- Sat Aug 02, 2014 6:32 pm
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I would have to move to a big city to ever see that salary. Once I get a few years experience I plan on applying with the bigger departments. Most LEOs around here live off the side jobs.FYIFV wrote:APD pays a probationary officer $56,397 plus medical, pension and other fringe benefits. A probationary officer assigned to a shift starting after 2pm, is a Bi-Lingual interpreter and has a Bachelors Degree would earn $64,737/year, plus benefits. After a year on the job, it's $63,287 base for someone without a college degree, et cetera, and up to $71,627 with incentives for degree and other qualifications.
Those base salaries don't include any departmental overtime for late assignments, court appearances, etc.
If they "have to" work a second job, the problem is spending not income.
- Sat Aug 02, 2014 9:49 am
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I'm going to look into it, the issue is finding the time to take a 5 day course.
- Fri Aug 01, 2014 9:18 pm
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I checked the link and it says you have to complete level II first before taking the 40hr level III course. I thought LEO were exempt from the class cause I already have 4 months of training.
- Fri Aug 01, 2014 8:11 pm
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Thanks a lot. I'm going to look into it.
- Fri Aug 01, 2014 6:30 pm
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Armed security license
I plan on working some off duty jobs, problem is you have to be full time to do so. I've heard you have to work at least 32hrs a week as a LEO otherwise it's a violation to work off duty jobs. So I need to get my license to avoid this. How do I go about getting my armed security license as an LEO? How much is it and what do I need to do.