FLORIDA HIGHWAY PATROL RECRUITS FUTURE TROOPERS

FLORIDA HIGHWAY PATROL RECRUITS FUTURE TROOPERS

~ FHP is hiring 132 qualified people for its next two recruit classes ~

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Are you looking for an exciting career where you can become one of Florida’s finest? The Florida Highway Patrol is accepting applications for the position of state trooper. FHP is looking for qualified applicants to attend academy classes scheduled to begin this year.  The 123^rd basic recruit class will start July 15, and the 124^th basic recruit class will start Dec. 2.

Law enforcement officers with Florida certification who wish to transition to the Patrol may apply for the transitional classes, scheduled to begin in late July and November. 

FHP pays recruits $2,514.88 per month when attending the academy, located in Havana, Fla., (just west of Tallahassee). All new recruits must complete 28 weeks of training, and recruits with law enforcement certification must complete eight weeks of transitional training. 

FHP recruiters are visiting career fairs, military bases and college campuses in search of qualified individuals who are ready to join the ranks of the Patrol.  Individuals interested in learning more about becoming a trooper should visit www.BeATrooper.com and www.flhsmv.gov/fhp/academy/.

FHP is a nationally accredited law enforcement agency that offers diverse working conditions in a culturally and ethnically expanding society. Troopers patrol areas that offer the very best of urban, suburban and rural lifestyles. The Sunshine State is home to more than 19 million residents. Florida's attractions, such as beautiful beaches, exciting theme parks and many fresh-air outdoor activities bring in more than 85 million visitors annually.

The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles provides highway safety and security through excellence in service, education and enforcement.  The Department is leading the way to a safer Florida through the efficient and professional execution of its core mission: the issuance of driver licenses, vehicle tags and titles and operation of the Florida Highway Patrol.  To learn more about DHSMV and the services offered, visitwww.flhsmv.gov, follow us on Twitter @FDHSMV  or find us on Facebook. 

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