Colonial Regional Police Department will conduct a test for the position of police officer on Saturday October 12, 2019. Applications are available from the Colonial Regional Police Department, 248 Brodhead Road, Bethlehem, PA, 18017, by calling 610 861-4820 or online at www.colonialregionalpd.org.
Completed applications must be returned no later than 4:00 p.m. September 27, 2019. Minimum Requirements: 21 years of age on test date, High School Graduate /GED, U.S. Citizen, Valid Driver's License, Act 120 certified by 12/30/2019. Starting Salary: $57,934. Anticipated openings in 2020. EOE.
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Messocrappa should apply.
ReplyDeleteThey already have a friend in mind. These jobs are filled before they are posted.
ReplyDeleteIts a done deal. Don't waste your time, effort nor energy. The fix is always in-
ReplyDeleteThey must have refurrel incentives already . Want to wreck a public institution? Hiring behind counter in public sector jobs creates undisciplined workplace. Want to “torpedo “ public sector occupation? Hire your friends and relatives. There is no bailing out .
ReplyDeleteWhen Bath pulled out they were going to fire two cops. Now they need two?
ReplyDeleteAnyone, like the da, ever ask why colonial regional area police (CRAP) couldn’t balance its drug task force “buy money” account and had to take general fund money to cover their “accounting.” How does a police officer show up to the gun range to qualify so badly intoxicated he goes into rehab still continue to be a supervisor on the drug task force. “Once a cucumber becomes a pickle, it can never go back to a cucumber again.” Special standards for special people. Look into it, inquiring minds want to know
ReplyDeleteDear anonymous,
ReplyDeleteIf you have all these opinions and so called insight, why do you post anonymously? if what you say is true why not man up or women up and post with YOUR opinions, using your identity.
Hiding behind anonymous is cowardly and most likely a sign that what you are saying is just your opinion not based on fact.
No problem. Explain why, in the past under Jim Wills as the overall supervisor, he held the Drug Task Force funds for all agencies because CRAP couldn't get their year end accounting straight. Ask the Sgt., or anyone in law enforcement with any time on the job, about the alcohol issue. What about the CRAP drug task force operation that went in the wind when another Sgt. who's father was buds with the Chief, was promoted leap frog over two officers who tested better, allowed an informant to replace drugs with baking powder which miraculously field tested positive for drugs. All the charges had to be dropped. What about the Chief pushing another officer in the station because he had a pt job in the Sheriffs and the Chief couldn't take it. No need to reveal self and be subject to criminal harassment. Plently to independently verify. Seems to have struck a nerve Buzz, Mike.
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