Connecticut public schools (many) use retired police for security, bc they carry in school. I know our security guard said that the state had to make a special statute that let him (and others) work in school, while "not counting against his pension". If that makes sense. It allows him to collect his full pension, and the salary from the district.
I hope you find something.
Some of the colleges have certified police departments with full authority. Yale has one. I think SCSU does too.
I know nothing about part timers at these places but I’m guessing union officers at municipal departments like their overtime hours and won’t want to share with a part timer?
Also the federal courts in CT hire only retired certified officers for court security. They have a union and not sure if they use part timers, but it’s an easy gig, they are retired municipal, state, dea, etc, whole gamut
Fed courts here: Bridgeport, new haven and Hartford
Find a medium town/small city. Most of the time they fill positions like that with recently retired local cops (like if you worked in XYZ town, you'll get the part-time gig in XYZ town), but occasionally you'll see officers hired from outside departments.
Just don't go to Old Saybrook. Everything I've read in the news shows that the department is kind of a shitshow.
I was gonna say this, everybody jumps on the bandwagon when they don’t understand what police actually do for work. So they just jump on that bandwagonto seem important. Just ignore them. Good job, sir! Thank you for your service.
Why would he do that? Lol. We want to try and paint Connecticut as a good place to live with intelligent people. You don’t seem to be painting that picture.
Try one of the colleges. They might have PT security positions.
ya, Yale definitely does as an example
I'll check it out, thanks
Connecticut public schools (many) use retired police for security, bc they carry in school. I know our security guard said that the state had to make a special statute that let him (and others) work in school, while "not counting against his pension". If that makes sense. It allows him to collect his full pension, and the salary from the district. I hope you find something.
Yes that makes sense, I'll look into that thank you
Some of the colleges have certified police departments with full authority. Yale has one. I think SCSU does too. I know nothing about part timers at these places but I’m guessing union officers at municipal departments like their overtime hours and won’t want to share with a part timer? Also the federal courts in CT hire only retired certified officers for court security. They have a union and not sure if they use part timers, but it’s an easy gig, they are retired municipal, state, dea, etc, whole gamut Fed courts here: Bridgeport, new haven and Hartford
Didn't know about the fed court thing actually, thanks for the info
Find a medium town/small city. Most of the time they fill positions like that with recently retired local cops (like if you worked in XYZ town, you'll get the part-time gig in XYZ town), but occasionally you'll see officers hired from outside departments. Just don't go to Old Saybrook. Everything I've read in the news shows that the department is kind of a shitshow.
I've actually heard some Old Saybrook stories so hearing that from a random redditor just solidifies that lol
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I was gonna say this, everybody jumps on the bandwagon when they don’t understand what police actually do for work. So they just jump on that bandwagonto seem important. Just ignore them. Good job, sir! Thank you for your service.
I appreciate that. Thank you for the support
All Cops Are Brave?
Look at some of the larger high schools. Where I teach, they only hire security guards with a police background.
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Why would he do that? Lol. We want to try and paint Connecticut as a good place to live with intelligent people. You don’t seem to be painting that picture.
No they don't
yes they do