Boston Police Department

235-555-7600 or 911 for emergencies

Chief of Police Anthony DiCane

Boston Police Department is currently accepting applications for new officers. Apply in person at One Police Plaza between the hours of 8 AM till 5 PM Monday through Friday. All applicants will have to submit to a physical, mystical and cybernetic scan at time of application. Applications can take up to 3 weeks to be processed, if deemed qualified the applicant will be contacted to come in for a interview and an additional screening including DNA and Retina scans. After which the applicant will be sent to the medical examiners office for a Drug and Physical examination and documentation of tattoo’s, scars, moles, birthmarks and other physical markings and then the applicant will be given a date and time to report to the Academy for training.

!!Applicant will submit to a full background, psychological and reference check!!

Common Wealth Sheriffs Office: The Sheriffs office is currently accepting applications for seasoned combat veterans, All applicants will apply in person at the Sheriffs office, be prepared for a instant interview, drug, DNA, retina, and a physical and magical examination. Also if selected the applicant will have to take the practical exam and then interview with Chief Joseph Richardson, if determined acceptable applicants will be immediately enrolled into the academy. This is open to Common Wealth citizens only and must have military or law enforcement experience! (All Applicants are subject to complete Background, Psychological, and Reference Check!!)

Permits and Licenses: Applications can be picked up in person and filled out on site at One Police Plaza with the licencing clerk. a Fee of between 10 credits to 1000 credits will be applied per permit or licence being applied for. This fee is applied regardless of Licence of Permit being issued.

The Treaty of Denver is not recognised within the Common Wealth all Citizens will refer to the pamphlet provided by any sworn officer of the law or available at any Common Wealth Police Station.

Ignorance to the written laws is not an excusable defence in a court of law