
Ridgefield Police Department Hiring Certified Officers With Salaries Up To $119,903
According to a release from the Ridgefield Police Department, the department is looking to add some experienced police officers to its ranks, and if you're already certified, this could be a pretty good opportunity to make a career move.

Ridgefield is currently accepting applications for full-time certified police officers. The opening is available to both Connecticut-certified officers and qualified officers from out of state, so you don't necessarily have to already be working somewhere in Connecticut to throw your hat in the ring.
And let's be honest, when a police department starts recruiting experienced officers, the salary and benefits are probably going to get your attention. The posted salary range for the position is $79,058 to $119,903, with the possibility of starting at a higher step depending on experience.
The job also comes with a pretty substantial benefits package. According to the town's listing, officers receive 13 paid holidays, paid vacation time that can reach 25 days, medical, dental and vision insurance, a defined contribution retirement plan and additional compensation for evening and overnight shifts.
There are some basic requirements, of course. Applicants need to be at least 21 years old, be a U.S. citizen, have a high school diploma or GED, possess a valid driver's license and have the appropriate police certification. Out-of-state certification must be eligible for comparative certification through Connecticut's POSTC.

The deadline to apply is September 18, 2026, so you've got some time, but this probably isn't something you want to leave sitting on your desk until September 17.
Applications are being handled through PoliceApp, where prospective applicants can find the details and submit their information.
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