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The document is a Personal History Statement for applicants seeking employment as sworn officers with the Cheyenne Police Department. It outlines the necessary instructions for completing the form, which includes providing personal information, family details, education history, employment background, military service, financial status, legal history, and motor vehicle operation records. The document emphasizes the importance of accuracy and completeness in the application process to avoid rejection.

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How long is police academy training in Wyoming?

Two training options are offered: A 20-week full Basic Trooper Academy for recruits without qualifying prior law enforcement experience. A 6-week accelerated onboarding academy for recruits with qualifying prior law enforcement experience.

How much do Cheyenne police officers make?

The Cheyenne Police Department offers many benefits officers can take advantage of, including: Patrol Officer Entry Level Annual Salary $62,500.00 / Patrol Officer Top Level Annual Salary $78,775.60 (See cost of living comparison)

What does CPD mean in police?

Entry Level Applicants: Entry level applicants attend a 13-week Peace Officer Basic Training at the Wyoming Law Enforcement Academy located in Douglas, WY. Following the academy, officers are required to complete the Departments 14-week Field Training Program (FTO Training).

How long are most police academies?

How long is the police academy? While the duration of each basic training academy will vary depending on a number of factors, including location and agency type, the average length is 833 hours in the United States, which will take around five months to complete.

How long is the police academy in Wyoming?

The Cheyenne SWAT team would like to give a big shoutout to Cheyenne Fire Rescue for letting us utilize their top-notch training facility to kick off our first training day of the year. Thanks for helping us start the year strong!!

Which state police academy is the hardest?

North Carolina has the longest training for peace officers at 903 hours, while Mississippi is the state with the least amount of training required at 400 hours. North Carolina: 903 hours. Florida: 620 hours. Alabama: 520 hours. Tennessee: 501 hours. South Carolina: 480 hours. Georgia: 408 hours. Mississippi: 400 hours.

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