![]() |
||
Administrative Services Emergency Services Departments Garbage Collection and Landscape Waste
|
Freeport Auxiliary Police
The Freeport Auxiliary Police are a group of everyday citizens from all walks of life that provide a community service to the citizens of Freeport. All members are non-paid volunteers who take pride in their service to their community. Under the control and direction of the Chief of Police and Auxiliary Commander, auxiliary officers are called upon to:
All the functions auxiliary police officers perform allow full-time sworn officers to continue their normal duties of serving and protecting the citizens of Freeport without being tied up performing the above duties. All members are required to perform a minimum amount of regular patrol squad ride-alongs for training purposes, sixteen community service hours and receive a minimum of sixteen hours of training per year. Training meetings are held each month and cover topics ranging from traffic control, crowd control, traffic and criminal law, officer safety and a variety of other needed skills, abilities and knowledge. Listed below are some of the requirements of becoming an auxiliary police officer:
One additional benefit the Auxiliary Unit provides the opportunity to view the job firsthand by someone who may be considering a job in law enforcement. This is a partial listing of the functions and requirements of the Freeport Auxiliary Police. Additional information may be obtained at the Freeport Police Department. If interested in becoming a member of the Freeport Auxiliary Police, complete the application form and submit to Auxiliary Commander, Lt. Travis Davis at the Freeport Police Department, 235-8222. |
Quick Links Freeport City Hall |
HOME |
City Government |
Departments/Services |
About Freeport |
Business |
Visitors |
Living in Freeport |
Contact Us |
Sitemap
© 2005 City of Freeport | Contact Webmaster | Site Policy Statement ![]() |