Applicants interested in a career as a Liquor Enforcement Officer should apply at bit.ly/LEOT4014. This opportunity closes on Oct. 1, 2024.
About us
The Pennsylvania State Police was created as an executive department of the state government by the Act of May 2, 1905, and was the first organization of its kind in the United States. The Department is headed by a Commissioner of State Police, appointed by the Governor and by three Deputy Commissioners. By special acts of the Legislature, the State Police force and its members are authorized and empowered to make arrests without warrant for all violations of the law which they may witness, and to serve and execute warrants issued by the proper local authorities. These powers are extended throughout all the political subdivisions of the Commonwealth. Members of the force have all the powers and prerogatives conferred by law upon members of the police force of cities of the first class and upon constables of the Commonwealth, and to act as game protectors and as forest, fish, or fire wardens. The present authorized strength of the Pennsylvania State Police is 4,689, which includes 238 troopers assigned to the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission to patrol the toll road, and 141 troopers assigned to the Bureau of Gaming Enforcement.
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http://www.psp.pa.gov
External link for Pennsylvania State Police
- Industry
- Law Enforcement
- Company size
- 1,001-5,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Harrisburg, PA
- Type
- Government Agency
- Founded
- 1905
Locations
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Primary
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1800 Elmerton Ave
Harrisburg, PA 17110, US
Employees at Pennsylvania State Police
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The State Police are seeking applicants with criminal justice experience who are interested in investigative research and information analysis to work at the Pennsylvania Criminal Intelligence Center as an Intelligence Analyst 1. Details at: bit.ly/PSP-IA1
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JOB POSTING ENDS JUNE 1 - Become a Liquor Enforcement Officer Trainee and make a difference in the Commonwealth! Learn about the position at bit.ly/PSP-LEO and view the job posting at bit.ly/LEO-4013.
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Are you someone who thrives in a team environment and is eager to kickstart your career in state government? Whether you're a recent college graduate or an experienced bookkeeper with twelve (12) credits in accounting, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania has an enticing opportunity for you as a Financial Programs Trainee! This position with the Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) offers an entry-level opportunity focused on on-the-job training to develop proficiency in financial management. You will receive supervised training to compile and submit the annual department budget request, appropriation hearing requests, and the department’s re-budget. Additionally, responsibilities include maintaining a budgetary database to monitor expenditures and generate status reports, as well as reviewing and approving requisitions to uphold adherence to current policies and procedures. If this opportunity catches your attention and you're eager to find out more, visit bit.ly/PSP-FPT and submit your application today!
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WASHINGTON COUNTY - Are you interested in a career with the Commonwealth? The State Police is looking for an experienced auto mechanic to join our team. Visit bit.ly/PSP-MW1 for more information. Accepting applications through May 7.
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Are you interested in a career with the Commonwealth? The State Police is looking for seasoned auto mechanics or those new to the field to join our team in the Transportation Division. Visit bit.ly/PSP-AM24 for more information.
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Discover a new career opportunity as a Liquor Enforcement Officer Trainee and make a difference in the Commonwealth! Learn about the position at bit.ly/PSP-LEO and view the job posting at bit.ly/LEO-4013.
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Are you a licensed physician with at least three years of experience looking for a new full-time position? PSP has the perfect opportunity for you as a State Police Medical Officer in Dauphin County. Visit bit.ly/PSP-MO24 for details.
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Start a challenging and rewarding law enforcement career with the Commonwealth! Upon graduation, Cadets become Troopers in the State Police, a department faithfully serving the residents of Pennsylvania since 1905. Apply today at bit.ly/PSP-6020.
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