Crime & Safety

Vernon Police Department To Conduct Police Officer Testing

The exam is for people interested in becoming police officers and serving the Vernon community.

The Vernon Police Department is hiring qualified officers.
The Vernon Police Department is hiring qualified officers. (Chris Dehnel/Patch)

VERNON, CT — The Vernon Police Department will conduct a testing process Sept. 26 for people interested in becoming police officers and serving the Vernon community.

Applicants must be at least 21 years old and have completed the Connecticut Police Chiefs Association written examination with a passing score of 70 or higher.

The testing process will include a physical agility test based on the Police Physical Ability Assessment for applicants who do not currently hold a CHIP card, an oral examination, an initial background screening and an interview with the police chief.

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The testing will begin at Rockville High School, with the remaining portions of the process taking place at the Vernon Police Department.

People interested in applying can scan the QR code included on the department's social media hiring flyer.

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Questions about the testing process can be directed to Sgt. Andrew Hannaford at 860-872-9126 or ahannaford@vernon-ct.gov.

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