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The City of Neenah Police Department is seeking exceptional individuals to join our team and pursue a rewarding career in law enforcement. We are Neenah’s Guardians, dedicated to keeping the community safe and upholding rights with integrity and service.
Salary starts at $64,362 with increases up to $93,867 after seven years, plus benefits and opportunities for advancement. An accelerated recruitment process includes background checks and several medical and psychological examinations.
“We strengthen our community by building on the past, owning the present, and stewarding the future together.”
The Neenah Police Department is looking for exceptional individuals to join our team and make a rewarding career in Law Enforcement.
We are Neenah’s Guardians, standing between peace and peril to keep our community safe. We are warriors against evil, defenders of life, protectors of rights, and friends of the people.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact: Pamela Sabatke, Police Executive Assistant 920-886-6016 psabatke@neenahwi.gov
The City of Neenah is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Individuals who meet these qualifications, especially minorities, bilingual persons, and those with diverse life experiences in other fields looking for a career change, are encouraged to apply. No previous training or experience is necessary.
The salary schedule at the Neenah Police Department is very competitive. Based on the 2025-2027 labor contract, the top patrol officer's base salary rate after 7 years is $93,867 per year. Starting salary begins at $64,362. In addition to the base salary rate officers are compensated for longevity, overtime, call time, firearm certification, and professional improvement.
Candidates with law enforcement experience coming into the department begin at an accelerated rate based on prior years of service: referred to as a lateral hire. Sworn officers hired as a lateral hire will receive full credit for their full-time years of service and corrections, probation or parole officers will receive half credit for their full-time years of service.
Ten (10) paid holidays. One (1) paid floating holiday.
Officers working the 12-hr schedule earn:
A lateral hire officers will receive the total amount of vacation based on their total years of experience.