There are states such as Florida who require you to be only 19. Of course, I think you should have to be older to have the responsibilities of a police officer.
It varies from one state to another, but I would suggest that you have to be at least able to vote to be considered for that empoyment.
If you are interested in becoming a Police officer.
In some places all you need to have is to complete high school and be at least 18 to attend the academy. In most other locations they have higher requirements and are looking for college degrees or experience.
In most states police officers have to be at least 21 years old, although a few permit oficers to be as young as 18. Even though a state might have that 18-year requirement, it is rare to see an officer under 18 in the field. Most officers under 21 will be working in jails.
go to this site to find your answers http://www.dps.state.ok.us/ohp/
I'm sure it varies from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. you'd be best off going to your local precinct and asking.
You have to graduate High School! So about 18 unless you are a genius and speed threw school!! lol
Each police department has its own entry requirements and specs.
It depends on what state you live in.
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Highway Patrol is a State Officer, can issue violation tickets anywhere in their state.
Between 50-60,000 the first year.
Ohio State Highway Patrol was created in 1933.
Missouri State Highway Patrol was created in 1931.
Highway patrol officers are members of a highway patrol unit. The highway patrol is a state agency or a separate unit within a police department designated to patrol and police the highway systems.
North Carolina State Highway Patrol was created in 1929.
There are a number of types of jobs available with the Florida Highway Patrol. These jobs include being a State Trooper, Community Service Officer or Traffic Homicide Investigator.
No. Most police are municipal (city) officials. And even for the Highway Patrol, they're not "the state", they're officers of the state.
Every state has state highway patrol. However, some states have different names for them, but they function as the same thing.
A city cop but you still have to go to school
The role of the Missouri State Highway Patrol is to enforce the traffic laws and promote safety on the highways of Missouri. The patrol currently has a wide variety of job openings.
Ohio State Highway Patrol