MPD vs. uniformed FLE for 1811 experience....

[LEOWannabe]

It means that manditory retirement is at 57, period. If you get a 6c job at 23 yoa (by USCP, FBI or any other 6c-covered position), you'd have 34 years to work until you reached 57. If you are hired at 37 and worked for USCP for 10 years, then yes, you would only have 10 years left with FBI. You have to put in at least 20 years for retirement, and you have to be out the door at 57.

Cool. Thanks ROS.

P.S.- Sorry for hijacking you thread Colonial. :D I got my answer though, so we can back on track.

[FPS207]

FPS police officers aren't covered as of yet but our special agents are. We are hoping that it won't be long before we get it since our mission has changed. The pay is great, the details are great, take home car, what else could you ask for.

[Bearcat06]

what else could you ask for.

To have someone fix the damn budget so you guys start hiring again! :D

[FPS207]

To have someone fix the damn budget so you guys start hiring again! :D

I understand Bearcat. If things go as planned, we are supposed to have a mass hiring possibly Oct. 05, however the budget thing is a problem. Keep your eyes open though, we do have positions that pop up here and there.

[Bearcat06]

Keep your eyes open though, we do have positions that pop up here and there.

I have seen a couple in the last few weeks pop up.....but one was in Alaska and the others were in Seattle/Portland area. Wrong neck of the woods for me....