The Wrentham Police Department is currently seeking
applicants for Police Officer Lateral Transfers.
The Wrentham Police Department seeks motivated, dependable,
and community oriented police officers for lateral transfer to this department.
The applicant must be currently employed by a civil service police department
and be eligible for transfer.
The applicant will have successfully completed a MPTC
full-time police academy, must possess Massachusetts motor vehicle operators
license, Massachusetts license to carry firearms, successfully complete a
comprehensive pre-employment background investigation, physical, drug and
psychological testing, possess problem solving ability, believes in a community
policing model, and have strong written and verbal communication skills.
Located mid way between Boston
and Providence ,
Wrentham is approximately 23 sq. miles with a population of more than 11, 000. Wrentham is home of the Wrentham Premium Village
Outlet Mall which full time officers regularly work paid details for purposes
of traffic enforcement and crime prevention.
The Wrentham Police Department offers the Quinn Bill M.G.L.
Chapter 41 Section 108L benefit to all new hires who, at the time of their hire
are approved by the State to receive such benefits under Chapter 41 Section
108L.
There are three lakes in Wrentham including Lake Pearl which
is a 212 acre body of water which is patrolled by officers in the Wrentham
Police Department’s 17’ Boston Whaler Police Boat.
During the summer, full time officers patrol the Wrentham State Forest
Special assignments include; Motorcycle Patrol, School
Resource Officer, Elder Affairs Officer, Community Relations Officer,
Detective/Patrolman and Dare Officers.
The Wrentham Police Department offers a competitive salary
and benefits package. Candidates will be subjected to an extensive background
check, medical evaluation, drug testing and psychological screening.
The Town of Wrentham
is an equal opportunity employer. Interested candidates must submit a current
resume, letter of interest, and all police certifications to:
James Anderson
Chief of Police
(508) 384-2121 x 1000
