The West Bridgewater Police Department is no longer a civil service agency and is having its own examination to hire new police officers. Salary range $62,462-$117,816 depending on existing experience and secondary degrees status in the field of Criminal Justice.
Exam date: January 23, 2027 starting at 9AM at the Middle-Senior High School in West Bridgewater
Candidates must register by clicking here no later than January 22, 2027 in order to participate in the examination process. Only candidates who successfully pass the examination will be considered for employment. The exam is only one factor used in the hiring process.
Candidates must meet the following criteria:
Must register, take, and pass the written examination
Must be compliant with all POST C requirements
Must be 21 years or older
Must have a valid MA Drivers license
Must not have any Felony convictions
Must be able to obtain a License to Carry a Firearm
Must have High School Diploma or equivalent
Candidates will be subjected to an extensive background investigation, medical / physical evaluation and psychological screening.
Duties & responsibilities of a Police officer: A Police Officer is required to efficiently perform his or her duties in conformance with the rules, regulations, policies and procedures of the West Bridgewater Police Department. Entry level police officers shall generally be assigned as uniformed patrol officers. General police duties shall consist of, but not be limited to, a number of activities necessary to insure the stability and safety of the community. The essential functions of a police officer are extremely wide and varied, but may be divided into the following broad areas of responsibilities.
The Town of West Bridgewater is an equal opportunity employer.
Candidates who are indigent and receiving government assistance may qualify for a fee waiver. Proof of current benefits of government financial aid due to indigence is required. Contact the West Bridgewater Police Department if you believe that you qualify for a fee waiver due to indigence.
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