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KSP hiring Facilities Security Officers From Sherry Bray Frankfort, KY - On October 22, 2024, Gov. Andy Beshear announced that the Kentucky State Police (KSP) is looking to hire facilities security officers, with a starting salary of $42,860. Interested applicants can apply for this position until December 30, 2024. Individuals hired as facilities security officers will complete 80 hours of paid training to begin in May 2025. Click here to apply and for information on the application process, minimum requirements and a list of required supporting documentation: kentuckystatepolice.ky.gov/facilities-security-officer. The Kentucky State Police Security Branch protects state office buildings in Frankfort, ensuring that state employees and visitors have a safe and secure place to work and visit. Interested applicants should visit the Kentucky State Police website to download the application. "Thousands of employees and visitors enter state buildings each day, and their safety is something we take seriously," said Gov. Beshear. "Thanks to the dedicated effort of facilities security officers, the important work needed to keep the commonwealth operating is never hindered." "Protecting fellow state employees and securing the office buildings they work in is paramount to the KSP Security Branch," said Lt. Alison Ramsey, security branch commander. "It's a great opportunity to see firsthand the inner workings of state government while creating a better, safer Kentucky for employees and citizens." KSP is committed to maintaining and strengthening its workforce to enhance public safety, support critical services and better reflect the diverse communities it serves. This story was posted on 2024-10-22 09:07:24
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