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Police Communications Operator salary and benefits

Training

Training for the position of Police Communications Operator (PCO) is primarily on-the-job. Additional schooling in computer operations and police telecommunications may also be provided. Each year, the State Patrol Academy sponsors in-service training for PCOs based on pertinent training needs.

Salary  

Fringe benefits

• Challenging assignments
• Flexible work schedules
• Extensive health insurance
• Minimum 13 vacation days every year
• 4.5 days personal leave every year
• 9 days legal holidays every year
• 1.35 days sick leave every month
• Casual and supportive work environment
• Ability to transfer jobs without losing benefits
• Employee assistance program
• Employee wellness program
• Latest computer technology
• Generous retirement plan
• Supplemental medical insurance, income continuation insurance and life insurance available at low cost
• Deferred compensation plans
• Tax-free medical and childcare reimbursement program
• Opportunities for tuition reimbursement

Additional benefit information

Contacts

For more information contact Cathie Cunningham at (608) 266-3425 or the State Patrol Academy at (608) 269-2500 ext. 0.

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Last modified: August 24, 2011