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Hampton Police Hiring Event Set For November 6

Barrett Baker
Photo courtesy of hampton.gov.

HAMPTON—The Hampton Police Division will hold a patrol officer recruit hiring event on Saturday, November 6, beginning at 9am at the Hampton Police Division Academy located at 300 Butler Farm Road in Hampton.

Benefits include:

  • As of July 1, 2021, while attending the police academy, the salary will be $45,213. Upon completion of the academy and PTO training the salary will be adjusted to $48,800
  • Certified officers are encouraged to APPLY. Starting salary is $48, 800 and is negotiable
  • Certified Veterans Affairs benefits for qualified recruits during police academy and field training
  • Uniform, equipment, and training furnished
  • Virginia Retirement System
  • Take-home car program
  • Annual gun allowance
  • Education reimbursement program

Learn about the hiring process and participate in a question-and-answer session with division recruiters. The event will end with physical agility testing. Police will provide information on how to apply, the steps in the hiring process, and the benefits of the position. Go online to learn more about Hampton Police.

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