Seaside park police department opens hiring for full-time officers
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Seaside Park Police Department opens hiring for full-time officers

SEASIDE PARK, N.J. – The Seaside Park Police Department announced it is now accepting applications for full-time police officer positions through both the Alternate Route Program and intergovernmental transfers.

Officials said the openings are available to candidates who have completed or are currently enrolled in a New Jersey Police Training Commission–approved Basic Course for Police Officers.

Preference will be given to applicants who reside in Seaside Park, the department stated.


Key Points

  • Seaside Park Police is hiring full-time officers through the Alternate Route Program and transfers.
  • Applicants must hold or be pursuing a New Jersey PTC Basic Police Officer Certification.
  • Preference will be given to borough residents, and resumes should be submitted to the municipal clerk.

Alternate route and certified officers encouraged to apply

The department is seeking qualified individuals who are either certified or currently training under the PTC-approved Basic Course for Police Officers. Officials said they also welcome applications from certified officers interested in transferring from other agencies.

Applicants must possess a valid New Jersey PTC Basic Police Officer Certification to be considered for full-time employment. Those enrolled in an approved academy may also apply under the Alternate Route category.

Application process and submission details

Resumes and cover letters should be submitted to Clerk Jenna Jankowski at the Borough of Seaside Park Municipal Building, located at 1701 North Ocean Avenue, Seaside Park, NJ 08752. Submissions may be delivered in person or sent by mail.

The department emphasized its commitment to selecting candidates who demonstrate professionalism, integrity, and dedication to community service.

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