Essex OPP hiring youth for policing summer job
Applicants must live in Essex County OPP's service area.
Young people aged 15-18 with clean criminal records that are returning to school in the fall are welcome to apply, all you have to do is pen an essay that dictates why you would be the best candidate, and submit your resume.
The Youth in Policing Initiative is funded through the province of Ontario, and delivers police forces the opportunity to promote youth participation as well as promoting careers in policing.
Interested parties must apply by June 12, 2025.
For more information contact Constable Ciliska.
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