
| CIVILIAN BRANCH New Recruits (Cadet Program) At the present time, the St.Thomas Police Service is not accepting applications for this position. The cadet program serves as an entry-level position for Police Constable with our Police Service. The position is designed to develop these civilian members for future positions as sworn police officers. The job description includes the following duties but is not limited to summons and subpoena service, fingerprinting, relief dispatch and communication duties, witnessing statements for criminal investigations and contacting victims of crime for follow up information. A cadet is hired as a full time civilian member of the Police Service and is recognized and eligible for the benefits and remuneration as described in the Civilian Collective agreement. When a vacancy is available in the uniform division, a cadet is selected to attend the Ontario Police College to complete the Basic Constable Training program. Upon successful completion of this training, the cadet returns to our Service to be sworn in as a Police Constable. Applicants must have a minimum of four (4) years of secondary school education or its equivalent recognized by the Ministry of Education for the Province of Ontario. Applicants must meet the requirements as outlined in the Police Services Act for a Police Constable and provide proof of a valid Standard First Aid and C.P.R. certificate as well as a valid Ontario Driver's licence. Candidates must possess a current Certificate of Results for a police constable from Applicant Testing Services. Applicant Testing Services Inc. can be contacted at 1-800-429-7728 or (519)659-8686 for information regarding the necessary testing and associated fees. Click on Applicant Reference Guide - Cadet (PDF)
At the present time, the St.Thomas Police Service is not accepting applications for this position. The Police Services Act authorizes Police Services Boards to appoint civilians to perform the duties of a Special Constable under Section 53 of the Police Services Act. With the Solicitor General's approval, the Board appoints Special Constables conferring on him/her the powers of a police officer for specific purposes set out in the appointment. Special Constables are assigned to Support Services - Court Office. Their duties include prisoner transportation and security in the courtroom and police building. To apply for this position, a valid Certificate of Results must be obtained from Applicant Testing Services. Click on Applicant
Reference Guide - Special Constable (PDF)
At the present time, the St.Thomas Police Service is not accepting applications for this position. The System Administrator is responsible for support and nurturing of the entire PC LAN/WAN networks including training, coordination and long term Information Technology planning. This position is a focal point for the St. Thomas Police Service to keep abreast of all Local, Provincial and Federal network activity. Key components of the role include: hardware/software installations and support, LAN/WAN network support based on in-depth knowledge of Windows 2000 and newer and related operating systems.
At the present time, the St.Thomas Police Service is not accepting applications for this position. The Police Communicator
or Civilian Radio Operator or Dispatcher - is the link between the officer
on the street and police headquarters. Communicators receive initial calls
for service, dispatch officers and provide back up support information.
Communicators are assigned to a uniform platoon and work 12 hour shifts. Clerical Staff At the present time, the St.Thomas Police Service is not accepting applications for this position. Our business office is staffed by courteous, well trained professionals who perform a variety of tasks including: reception, data entry, communication relief, CPIC maintenance, statistical data compilation, to name a few. The business office is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
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