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Spokane Police Community Hiring Event
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~ Spokane Police Department to Host Job Fair for Law Enforcement Positions

The Spokane Police Department is inviting individuals interested in pursuing a career in law enforcement to attend their upcoming job fair. The event, which will take place on March 29th, 2025 at the West Central Community Center from noon to 4pm, aims to provide information and opportunities for those looking to serve their community.

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Attendees will have the chance to learn about various positions within the department, including Police Dispatcher and Records Specialist. Information on the hiring process, job duties, benefits, testing requirements, and minimum qualifications will be available.

In addition to full-time employment opportunities, the department also offers volunteer positions for those not yet ready for a full-time commitment. Officer Daniel Strassenberg of the Public Information Office encourages all interested individuals to attend and learn more about the exciting world of law enforcement.

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