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Cass/Atlantic Development Corporation is a public/private partnership serving as the economic development authority for Cass County, Iowa and the county seat, the City of Atlantic.

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Great job opportunity in Cass County!The Atlantic Police Department is accepting applications for the position of Police Officer. Applications will be accepted through January 7th. Physical testing and formal interviews will be scheduled for January 13th.If hired, an Iowa certified officer can receive a $7,500 sign on bonus (to be paid out over 2 years.) They will also receive a week (40hrs) of vacation and sick time upon hire. We are also offering a 1-1 years of service match on our longevity scale (up to 5 years.) Example: 5 years of previous service will count for 5 years credit with our department. An officer with 5 years of service would receive an additional $2.60/hr on their base pay (total of $32.43/hr.) 2 years of service would receive $2/hr on their base pay (total of $31.83/hr.) Non-certified applicant will start at $28.73/HRUpon completion of the academy, pay will be $29.83/HRCertified applicants will start at $29.83/HRCertified wage after 6 month probation will be 30.81/hr + union negotiated increase in July 2025.City paid family gym membership $500 uniform allowance each year$300 city contribution to a medical flex plan each year ... See MoreSee Less

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Cass/Atlantic Development Corp. is an equal opportunity provider.