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Geneva Police Department is testing to establish a new Police Officer Eligibility List.
The new Eligibility List will remain in effect for two years.
 

Application Information:   Applications can be downloaded from www.geneva.il.us/pd/ApplicationPacket2010. Applications can be picked up at the police department starting Friday, March 5th, 2010
      ¬A non-refundable $25 application fee is required
    Applications must be completed and returned by 9:00 p.m. on Friday, March 19th, 2010
      The first 75 completed applciations will be accepted on a first come first serve basis and will be time stamped upon return
Testing Information:   The physical agility test will be held at 8:00 a.m. on Saturday morning, April 17th, 2010
    The written test will be conducted immediately followint the physical agility test
Salary:   $51,850 starting salary
    $54,900 after 1 year
    Top end salary: $73,378 (after 8 years)
    ¬ Salary advancement considerations will be given to State certified applicants with police experience
Overtime:   Time and one-half after 8 hours/40 hours per week
    ¬ Double-time on Sundays and holidays
Holidays:   14 paid holidays
Insurance:   Life Insurance (equal to 100% of annual wages)
    Medical Insurance (several options are available)
    Dental Insurance (several options are available)
Pension:   Geneva Police Pension Fund (includes disability coverage and retirement plan)
Uniform Allowance:   Complete initial uniform issue (minus handgun and soft body armor); then $525 annually
Requisite Training:   Basic Law Enforcement
(during first 6 years)   Breath Analysis for Alcohol course
    Field Sobriety Testing (HGN) course
    John Reid Interview and Interrogation course
    Strategies and Tactics of Patrol Stops course
    Basic Traffic Accident Investigator’s course
    First Responder Training course
    Emergency Vehicle Operator’s course
    Non-Lethal Weapons Certification Training courses
    Spanish for Police

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QUALIFICATIONS

  1. Must be a citizen of the United States.

  2. Not less than 21 years of age at time of application, and under 35 years of age at time of appointment.

  3. Must have an Associates Degree, or 60 credit hours from an accredited college or university, or have successfully completed the State of Illinois Basic Law Enforcement Training course.

  4. Must have a valid driver's license.

  5. Pass the State of Illinois POWER physical fitness test (below), written examination and oral interview.

  6. Pass a polygraph test, psychological examination, medical examination, drug screening and extensive background investigation AFTER a conditional offer of employment has been extended.

RESIDENCY


POWER TEST INFORMATION

The actual performance requirement for each test is based upon norms for a national population sample.

The applicant must pass every test.

The required performance to pass each test is based upon sex and age (decade).  While the absolute performance is different for the 8 categories, the relative level of effort is identical for each age and sex group.  All recruits are being required to meet the same percentile rank in terms of their respective age/group.  The performance requirement is that level of physical performance that approximate the 40th percentile for each age and sex group.

POWER CHART

TEST

MALE FEMALE
AGE GROUP 20-29      30-39       40-49       50-59 20-29      30-39       40-49       50-59
     
Sit & Reach 16.0         15.0         13.8         12.8 18.8         17.8         16.8         16.3
     
1 Minute sit up 37            34            28            23 31            24            19            13
     
Maximum Bench Press Ratio .98           .87           .79           .70 .58           .52           .49           .43
     
1.5 Mile Run 13.46       14.31       15.24       16.21 16.21       16.52       17.53       18.44
     

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