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Police Aide

Are you a 17-19 years old with high integrity who cares about Milwaukee and wants to represent positive change in our community?  The Police Aide program will be the ideal path for you to earn money while you develop the skills you'll use in a career in law enforcement.  This unique position provides the opportunity to help Milwaukee’s residents every day, while also focusing on your educational, physical fitness, personal and professional development.

Police Aides are uniformed civilian employees who serve in a 2 year apprentice-style program.  After completion of the program Aides are given preferential entry to the following Police Officer recruitment class.  Duties include administrative and clerical functions and processing of department arrestees.  The assignments are widely varied so that Police Aides can experience a broad range of operational and administrative functions.  Police Aides are required to meet established criteria by completing a prescribed college curriculum and a physical fitness program prior to being considered for appointment to Police Officer.

We are not currently accepting applications but if you would like to receive text message updates regarding the position text us at 414-519-6190.

 

Why Choose to be a Police Aide?

  • To make positive changes in your community

    • You'll be directly helping to make Milwaukee a better place every day.

  • To earn a competitive salary

    • The annual starting salary is $38,227.28 for residents of the City of Milwaukee, and $37,113.96 non-Milwaukee residents, in addition to a generous benefit package. 

  • To gain skills and prepare for a rewarding and stable career

    • As an apprentice-style program, you'll be receiving valuable training that upon completion will lead to a career as a Police Officer with the Milwaukee Police Department. 

  • To further your college education

    • Not only will you be learning on-the-job, but Police Aides are paid to complete 24 college credits during their employment.  And you'll get additional help paying for it through the department's tuition and textbook reimbursement program. 

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