Trooper Trainee: Elite Police Academy & Career Path

Indiana State Police (IN); Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 75,000 - 97,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Post-9/11 GI Bill Benefits during the

Take-home patrol vehicle after FTO

Uniforms and equipment provided

Health/Vision/Dental and Life保险

Job summary

Indiana State Police in Indianapolis seeks sworn troopers through a trainee to first-year trooper progression. Job includes academy, field training, and a fully equipped patrol vehicle after FTO. Recruits enjoy comprehensive benefits and a defined salary path from base to 15-year milestones.

Career growth includes Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits during academy, pension, and ample leave. Applicants should be prepared for high-stakes decision making and active duty responsibilities across patrol,

Qualifications

• Graduate from the Indiana State Police Academy.
• Must possess a valid Indiana driver's license.
• Ability to make critical decisions under adverse or emergency conditions.
• Qualified to use Department firearms and other defensive weapons and have the ability to physically defend oneself.

Responsibilities

• Patrol county, state, and federal roads to detect and apprehend criminal and traffic law violators.
• Investigate vehicle crashes.
• Perform a wide variety of courtesy services.
• Render first aid to persons until medical help arrives.
• Coordinate and assist investigative efforts with Special Investigations Division.
• Testify in criminal and traffic court.
• Prepare and submit various reports in a complete, accurate, and timely manner.

Education

Graduate from ISP Academy

Job description

Indiana State Police in Indianapolis seeks sworn troopers through a trainee to first-year trooper progression. Job includes academy, field training, and a fully equipped patrol vehicle after FTO. Recruits enjoy comprehensive benefits and a defined salary path from base to 15-year milestones.

Career growth includes Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits during academy, pension, and ample leave. Applicants should be prepared for high-stakes decision making and active duty responsibilities across patrol,