Cleveland PD To Raise Hiring Age Cap From 40 To 50
December 7, 2023
CLEVELAND, Ohio – Cleveland City Council is poised to give Mayor Justin Bibb the go-ahead to start hiring police officers who are over the age
Officials with the Henderson County Sheriff’s office said without dispatchers, it’s like a car running without an engine.
According to NENA, the 911 association, more than 240 million calls are made to 911 each year and there are more than 8,000 dispatch centers across the country.
“It’s a critical position. Anytime you see a fire truck, an ambulance, a police car, all of that starts in the 911 center,” Director of Communications with the Henderson County Sheriff’s Office, Lisha Stanley.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio – Cleveland City Council is poised to give Mayor Justin Bibb the go-ahead to start hiring police officers who are over the age
UTICA, N.Y. — It was a different world when Utica Fire Department Captain Joseph Puleo took the firefighter exam 21 years ago. “When I took
CHICAGO (WLS) — Police officers and firefighters would no longer be forced to retire at age 63 under a proposal that’s being considered by a city