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EDMOND, Oklahoma -
The city of
Edmond prides itself on having one of the lowest crime rates in the state, but
now their police department is looking for new recruits and they say not as
many people are applying for the job.
Edmond
Police tell News 9 they've had 42 people apply for the six open spots on their
squad. And they say that's way down from years past. If you've ever dreamed of
being a police officer, or know someone who does, this could be your big
chance.
Here's what
Edmond Police are looking for in their applicants: You have to be at least 21
years of age. You must have completed at least 60 hours of college credit, but
do not need a bachelor's or master's degree. And you must fill out the 36 page
applications form for the job.
Chosen
applicants will have to attend the department's 19-Week police academy in November.
"The Edmond
Police Department is looking for the best qualified applicant, doesn't matter
if they are 21 or 45 years old," said police officer Randy Payne.
Learn more about the Edmond
Police Department hiring process.