Minimum age 21; must have a high school diploma or GED; must have a valid driver's license; must meet the physical requirements of APOST https://www.apostc.alabama.gov/; All applicants must pass a structured oral interview, polygraph examination, drug screening, psychological exam and extensive background investigation as conditions of employment. Must be willing to work rotating shifts, nights, weekends, and holidays; must be willing to work overtime and non-standard hours. Applicants who are not APOST certified or have an associate's degree or higher, must pass the Basic Abilities Test (BAT). Please visit our Employment Page for more information.
Minimum age 18; must have a high school diploma or GED; must have a valid driver's license; all applicants must pass a structured oral interview, a multiple choice exam, and drug screening as conditions of employment; must be willing to work rotating shifts, nights, weekends, and holidays; must be willing to work overtime and non-standard hours.
Minimum age is 18; must have a high school diploma or GED; must have a valid driver's license; ability to listen to and understand information then relay information or orders to proper officials in a clear and precise manner; ability to maintain composure in difficult situations; must pass an entry level audio-based job simulation exam; must pass a background investigation, polygraph, and drug screen; be willing to work overtime and non-standard hours
Patrol Deputies work 12 hour rotating shifts. The rotation is every 56 days, and shifts begin at 0600 or 1800. Shifts include nights, weekends, and holidays. Deputies are sometimes required to work overtime and non-standard hours.
Corrections Officers work 12 hour rotating shifts. The rotation is every 56 days, and shifts begin at 0600 or 1800. Shifts include nights, weekends, and holidays. Corrections Officers are sometimes required to work overtime and non-standard hours
To verify law enforcement experience, you should provide your POST Certification, along with your training certificates. Make sure you list all agencies that you previously worked for on your application.
Jail tours are not offered to the public. Applicants who are selected for testing and potential employment as a Corrections Officer are given a jail tour before taking the written exam and will receive prior notification of the date and time of the tour.