Disqualifying offenses include adjudications of guilt for a violation or attempted violation of a penal law of this state or another jurisdiction that is ...

Age. Not less than 18 years. · Citizenship. United States Citizenship. · Education. High school diploma or GED is the minimum for an employed recruit. · Character ...

Disqualifying offenses include felony adjudications, felony expungement, or felony set aside under Michigan law or substantially corresponding laws of another ...

MCOLES rules regarding medical qualifications to become a licensed law enforcement officer in Michigan state the following: R28.4102a Medical Selection ...

6 авг. 2023 г. · All previous law violations (speeding tickets and traffic offenses, shoplifting, minor in possession, assault, disorderly conduct, etc.) Visit ...

In four cases, MCOLES-licensed law enforcement officers receive their law enforcement authority (empowerment) from entities outside of the employing ...

Be free from physical defects, chronic diseases, organic diseases, organic functional conditions, or mental or emotional instabilities which may tend to impair ...

The chart below outlines the selection and employment standards published by the Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement. Standards (MCOLES).

Students who graduate from this program and successfully complete the State licensing exam are qualified for direct placement in Michigan police agencies. Many ...

28.609 Employment of law enforcement officers; licensing requirements and procedures; fingerprinting; rules; licensure process; granting or denying license.