Aviation
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Aviation
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The Department provides statewide law enforcement, air rescue, medical, and fixed wing aviation services. With a combination of fixed wing and rotary wing aircraft, the Department covers all 114,000 square miles within Arizona’s borders.
Aviation
LAUNCH YOUR CAREER
The Department provides statewide law enforcement, air rescue, medical, and fixed wing aviation services. With a combination of fixed wing and rotary wing aircraft, the Department covers all 114,000 square miles within Arizona’s borders.
Special Operations Unit
SWIFT AND READY
Special Operations Unit
SWIFT AND READY
SOD members are recruited from within the sworn ranks of the Department and candidates go through a detailed selection and training process prior to joining the unit.
Special Operations Unit
SWIFT AND READY
SOD members are recruited from within the sworn ranks of the Department and candidates go through a detailed selection and training process prior to joining the unit.
K-9 Patrol
SKILLED DETECTION
K-9 Patrol
SKILLED DETECTION
The Canine District is a statewide criminal interdiction and canine unit comprised of thirty highly trained and equipped interdiction troopers and canine handlers.
In its mission to detect and apprehend criminal offenders and drug traffickers on state highways, the Canine District works to secure Arizona’s borders by interdicting and seizing thousands of pounds of illicit and dangerous drugs and arresting numerous dangerous criminals each year.
K-9 Patrol
SKILLED DETECTION
The Canine District is a statewide criminal interdiction and canine unit comprised of thirty highly trained and equipped interdiction troopers and canine handlers.
In its mission to detect and apprehend criminal offenders and drug traffickers on state highways, the Canine District works to secure Arizona’s borders by interdicting and seizing thousands of pounds of illicit and dangerous drugs and arresting numerous dangerous criminals each year.
State Gang Task Force
COMBATTING CRIMINAL NETWORKS
State Gang Task Force
COMBATTING CRIMINAL NETWORKS
GIITEM is a statewide Gang Task Force created in the early 90's to combat the gang activity plaguing communities throughout the State of Arizona. GIITEM's focus is to target the street gang activity through enforcement and conduct gang-related criminal investigations for the purpose of disrupting and dismantling gangs.
State Gang Task Force
COMBATTING CRIMINAL NETWORKS
GIITEM is a statewide Gang Task Force created in the early 90's to combat the gang activity plaguing communities throughout the State of Arizona. GIITEM's focus is to target the street gang activity through enforcement and conduct gang-related criminal investigations for the purpose of disrupting and dismantling gangs.
Motorcycle Patrol
SKILLED ON TWO WHEELS
Motorcycle Patrol
SKILLED ON TWO WHEELS
Motor troopers are primarily assigned for operations within the boundaries of Phoenix and Tucson, while being responsive to requests to assist Highway Patrol Districts and other agencies across the state. Motor troopers enhance the Department's public image by participating in various traffic escort events and public relations details throughout the state.
Motorcycle Patrol
SKILLED ON TWO WHEELS
Motor troopers are primarily assigned for operations within the boundaries of Phoenix and Tucson, while being responsive to requests to assist Highway Patrol Districts and other agencies across the state. Motor troopers enhance the Department's public image by participating in various traffic escort events and public relations details throughout the state.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR GROWTH
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ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
COORDINATE AND SUPPORT
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
COORDINATE AND SUPPORT
Administrative Assistants are essential for maintaining office efficiency and supporting the daily operations of our organization. Their roles can vary including project management, budget tasks, and other administrative responsibilities.
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
COORDINATE AND SUPPORT
Administrative Assistants are essential for maintaining office efficiency and supporting the daily operations of our organization. Their roles can vary including project management, budget tasks, and other administrative responsibilities.
AIRCRAFT TECH
ROTARY WING
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AIRCRAFT TECH
ROTARY WING
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Responsible for field and shop repair and maintenance of helicopters to ensure airworthiness. Under general direction, repairs, overhauls, inspects, maintains, cleans, and returns helicopters to service.
Our Aviation Bureau has positions for pilots, mechanics, and paramedics and is hiring continuously.
AIRCRAFT TECH
ROTARY WING
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Responsible for field and shop repair and maintenance of helicopters to ensure airworthiness. Under general direction, repairs, overhauls, inspects, maintains, cleans, and returns helicopters to service.
Our Aviation Bureau has positions for pilots, mechanics, and paramedics and is hiring continuously.
ROADSIDE MOTORIST ASSISTant
ASSIST AND SUPPORT
ROADSIDE MOTORIST ASSISTant
ASSIST AND SUPPORT
Operates specially equipped vehicles on highways and provides roadside assistance with routine maintenance and service on vehicles while providing critical safety information to motorists.
ROADSIDE MOTORIST ASSISTant
ASSIST AND SUPPORT
Operates specially equipped vehicles on highways and provides roadside assistance with routine maintenance and service on vehicles while providing critical safety information to motorists.
DISPATCHER
BE THE LIFELINE
DISPATCHER
BE THE LIFELINE
The Operational Communications Bureau is a support unit within the Department that is critical for the agency's statewide law enforcement mission.
Operating 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, 90 OpComm personnel operate communication centers in Phoenix and Tucson which provide dispatch services for the Department and other law enforcement agencies statewide.
DISPATCHER
BE THE LIFELINE
The Operational Communications Bureau is a support unit within the Department that is critical for the agency's statewide law enforcement mission.
Operating 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, 90 OpComm personnel operate communication centers in Phoenix and Tucson which provide dispatch services for the Department and other law enforcement agencies statewide.
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
ENGINEER
REACH NEW HEIGHTS
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
ENGINEER
REACH NEW HEIGHTS
Radio Tower Engineers have access to some of Arizona's best views.
Engineers study, designs, engineers, constructs, installs, and coordinates telecommunications equipment, systems, and facilities. They also perform engineering studies involving equipment, applications, or theoretical analyses.
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
ENGINEER
REACH NEW HEIGHTS
Radio Tower Engineers have access to some of Arizona's best views.
Engineers study, designs, engineers, constructs, installs, and coordinates telecommunications equipment, systems, and facilities. They also perform engineering studies involving equipment, applications, or theoretical analyses.
EXPLORE YOUR NEW CAREER
The first regional law enforcement agency effort in Arizona occurred in 1901 when the territorial governor organized the "Arizona Rangers". This small force made a strong impact on the rustling and smuggling problems of the time but was disbanded in 1909, three years before Arizona achieved statehood.
Twenty-two years later, because of concern regarding the growing number of accidents and unlicensed vehicles on its highways, the Arizona Highway Patrol was instituted as a branch of the Arizona Highway Department. The initial force was limited to a superintendent, 14 patrolmen (one authorized for each county) and one desk sergeant.
In 1967, the governor's crime commission recommended creation of the Department to "assemble state-level law enforcement activities into a single, effective governmental unit". Two years later, on July 1, 1969, the Arizona Department of Public Safety was officially established.
In 1967, the governor's crime commission recommended creation of the Department to "assemble state-level law enforcement activities into a single, effective governmental unit". Two years later, on July 1, 1969, the Arizona Department of Public Safety was officially established.
Today, the Arizona Department of Public Safety is a law enforcement agency with the primary focus of patrolling and enforcing laws on Arizona state highways. Additional responsibilities include enforcing laws in the areas of traffic, narcotics, organized crime/racketeering, liquor and specific regulatory functions. Operational and technical assistance is provided to local and state governmental agencies and other components of the criminal justice community; services include scientific analysis, aircraft support, emergency first care, criminal information systems and statewide communications.
The Department also promotes and enhances the quality of public safety through cooperative enforcement, intelligence gathering, training employees of law enforcement agencies, and increasing public awareness of criminal activities. With its main headquarters in Phoenix, AZDPS employs over 2,100 employees working together to serve and support public safety throughout Arizona.
The Department also promotes and enhances the quality of public safety through cooperative enforcement, intelligence gathering, training employees of law enforcement agencies, and increasing public awareness of criminal activities. With its main headquarters in Phoenix, AZDPS employs over 2,100 employees working together to serve and support public safety throughout Arizona.
LIVING IN ARIZONA
Where Every Day Feels Like A Desert Dream
Arizona's crown jewel is the Grand Canyon, a world wonder that draws visitors from across the globe. Beyond this iconic landmark, the state boasts stunning desert landscapes, majestic mountains, and numerous national parks. Living here means having access to some of the most remarkable natural scenery in the United States. If you enjoy camping, boating or simply soaking in the awe-inspiring views, Arizona has it all. The state has an abundance of hiking and biking trails, rock climbing opportunities, and plenty of water activities for the whole family to enjoy. Whether taking a scenic drive through the red rock formations of Sedona, or stargazing the dark skies of Flagstaff, Arizona offers an abundance of natural wonders. The sunsets are second to none.
Entertainment
Come see the electric atmosphere while cheering on the Arizona Cardinals, Arizona Diamondbacks, Phoenix Suns, and Arizona Coyotes. Indulge in the excitement of the Waste Management Phoenix Open and Major Leaque Baseball Spring training. Arizona's history as a proud host of the Super Bowl, where sports fanatics come from across the nation to witness the stunning State. Whether you are a die hard fan or casual observer, Arizona's perfect weather and state of the art sports facilities promise an unforgettable experience. Cheer for the Arizona State University Sun Devils and the University of Arizona Wildcats as they dominate the field, court, and diamond, displaying their athleticism. Come see the rich traditions, passionate fan base, and competitive spirit that make Arizona a hub top-tier athletic talent and thrilling matchups. Join us and be part of the fueled action that defines sports in the stunning backdrop of the Grand Canyon State.
Apart from enjoying the sports scene, Arizona offers a diverse range of indoor activities for all interests. Dive into our State's rich cultural heritage by exploring museums like the Heard Museum, Children's Museum, and the Musical Instrument Museum. Indulge in retail therapy at upscale shopping centers such as Scottsdale Fashion Square or Westgate Outlets. With plenty of Entertainment Venues such as Fat Cats, Chicken N Pickle, Great Wolf Lodge, and Popstroke. With an array of art galleries, theaters, and culinary delights to explore, Arizona guarantees a memorable and enriching experience.
DISTRICTS WHERE YOU cAN wORK
Troopers are assigned to locations throughout Arizona, applicants may request up to three duty assignment locations (city/town/county or patrol district) for consideration by the Department. Applicants may list these (up to three) requested duty assignment locations in their online application, or enter the word "anywhere" on their online application if they do not have a preference.
District One: Kingman, Lake Havasu, Bullhead City, Wikieup (Remote Duty Housing in Wikieup), St George/Littlefield, Fredonia/Kanab
District Two: Page, Williams (Remote Duty Housing available in Valle and Tusayan), Flagstaff (Remote Duty Housing Available in Grey Mountain)
District Three: Holbrook, Winslow, Sanders (Remote Duty Housing Available in Sanders and Painted Desert Areas), Show Low, Springerville, Kayenta (Remote Duty Available in Kayenta and Many Farms)
District Four: Yuma, Dateland (Remote Duty Housing Available in Dateland), Wenden/Salome (Remote Duty Available in Salome), Quartzite (Remote Duty Available in Quartzite), Parker, Gila Bend (Remote Duty Available in Gila Bend), Ajo (Remote Duty Available in Ajo)
District Six: Casa Grande, Oracle
District Eight: Tucson, Nogales
District Nine: Sierra Vista, Benson, Wilcox/Bowie, Bisbee/Douglas, Safford
District Ten: Capitol (Phoenix and Tucson)
District Eleven: Payson, Heber, Show Low, Globe, Fountain Hills, Apache Junction
District Twelve: Prescott, I-17 Northern Region, I-17 Southern Region, Ashfork/Seligman
Metro Bureau: Metro South, Metro East, Metro Central, Metro West, Wickenburg, Buckeye
Places to eat
Arizona offers a diverse culinary scene influenced by rich cultures. Dishes often incorporate elements of Native American and Mexican, resulting a fusion of flavors and styles. Arizona's food scene is as vibrant as its landscapes. Delight in bold and spicy flavors throughout the state.
Arizona also has a variety of fast foods such as White Castle, In-and-Out, and eegees. The state also yields an abundance of fresh produce, for the farm to table dining experiences. The locally sourced ingredients include prickly pears, mesquite, and saguaro fruits. From award winning chefs in Phoenix to enjoying a traditional cowboy cookout under the Arizona sky the culinary atmosphere will satisfy any taste buds.
Arizona must Sees
Besides experience Arizona's breathe taking sunsets. One of the seven wonders of the world is a short trip away from Phoenix. This tourist attraction is a view that can only be experienced in person. With so many options to view the Grand Canyon including helicopter, rafting, horseback, and camping there is a way for everyone to experience the natural beauty that the Canyon has to offer.
South of the wonder is Sedona where you can see the vibrant red rocks that are visible the minute you enter the town. With its breath taking views and Golf and Spa resorts this is the perfect place to vacation or see for a day. With slide rock and multiple places to swim it is the destination to enjoy. Sedona's main street includes art galleries, and tourist shops that are sure to bring home a souvenir. Sedona is known for their incredible Pink Jeep Tours that take you through the heart of the Red Rocks and show the Vortexes that are known for their energies.
Antelope Canyon made from sandstone is a stunning hike that will take the you through the browns and reds of the canyon. This unique look is perfect for any pictures and is one for the bucket list.
Havasu Falls has some of the most blue water you can find in Arizona. With its multiple waterfalls and pools the environment is perfect after hiking to see the spectacular view that the falls have to offer.
OutDoor Adventures
While Arizona is known for its deserts and warm climate, it also offers opportunities for skiing and snowboarding in the northern part of the state. Arizona may not be the first place that comes to mind for winter sports, but with Arizona Snowbowl their are endless trails for those looking for the cold.
There is also endless hiking trails all throughout the cities, there is an endless exploration opportunity. Camelback Mountain, the red rocks in Sedona, White Tank Mountains, and Tom's Thumb just to name a few. Thrill seekers can scale rock formations in Cochise Stronghold or get in the water with white water rapids in the Grand Canyon. Or for a more serene experience, hot air balloon rides offered throughout can give a more panoramic view of Arizona landscapes.
Additionally, hunters can pursue elk, dove, javelina, and more with one of the best hunting in the United States. You can also cast out your line in tranquil lakes and rivers, indulging in the abundance of fishing areas. Arizona is also known for having some of the best golf courses that money can buy. Camping under the northern stars or desert skies, Mountain biking, wildlife viewing, stargazing, photography opportunities throughout, making Arizona a haven for outdoor enthusiasts of all kinds.
Culture
Arizona's rich culture is touched not only in the people you meet, in the music you hear, and the food you taste but it is also seen through the land. With Native American and Hispanic cultures that make Arizona one of a kind. These cultures are woven through the fabric of our communities and can be experienced in our museums and towns.
Arizona has been one of the leading states with growth and this isn't just in population but also in culture. With all walks of life moving or visiting this Grand Canyon state vast cultures are coming together to enjoy this beauty and create a community of its own. This cultural diversity is reflected in the state's art, cuisine, and vibrant festivals hosted throughout the year. Whether you are in the city or in a rural area the different cultures will be apparent. With so many subcultures in the communities one is sure to feel like home.
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