PaulSmithTek
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I am from Utah and I would love to become a Public Safety Diver. Does anyone have any ideas as of where to start. I know that it is ran by The Sheriffs Department.
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Hi Paul
Try doing a search first, this question gets asked almost every week -- if you had a more specific question...
Someone really should con Gary into writing an article on this that could be a "sticky" at the top of the forum.
I think he's the best man for the job *nudge-nudge*
Try doing a search first, this question gets asked almost every week -- if you had a more specific question...
Someone really should con Gary into writing an article on this that could be a "sticky" at the top of the forum.
I think he's the best man for the job *nudge-nudge*
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A lot of Sheriff's offices have "reserve" deputies. Basically unpaid or "volunteers". Our sheriff's office uses these to supplement their rank and file. I would go to the sheriff's office with a resume and let them know what your experiance is and that you would like to become a reserve deputy.
Just my .02
Just my .02
Get ahold of the local team and the Sheriff's department and see what they require.PaulSmithTek:
Anytime they can add someone outside of a sport field into the ranks is a good thing.
Here is their web site: http://www.slsheriff.org/html/org/sar/join2.html
Good luck
Gary D.
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