Police Officer
Basic Information
Skills
South Lyon Police Department Information
Located in South Lyon, Michigan, the South Lyon Police Department has been around for almost as long as South Lyon as a whole. The institution provides policing services for the nearly 11,000 city residents, along with visitors. The department includes patrol officers, response officers, and more, with the the main officers being the Chief of Police and the Lieutenant. The goal of South Lyon Police is to provide policing services for all residents and visitors, and promote an environment where people can feel safe.
Positions at SLPD (just a few)
Day Sergeant
Day-to-day supervision of police constables and civilian support staff.
Patrol Officer
Provide public safety by maintaining order, responding to emergencies, protecting people and property, and enforcing motor vehicle and criminal laws.
Skills
- Compassion
- Attention to detail
- Ethical and Professional responsibility
- Verbal and Non-verbal communication skills
- Agile and in physical condition
- Some offices require at least a high school diploma for hire, while most require at least a bachelors degree
- 2 - 4 years of college
- Major in criminal justice and a minor in police science
- 40 hours per week including overtime
- Average salary is about $55,000
South Lyon Police Department Information
Located in South Lyon, Michigan, the South Lyon Police Department has been around for almost as long as South Lyon as a whole. The institution provides policing services for the nearly 11,000 city residents, along with visitors. The department includes patrol officers, response officers, and more, with the the main officers being the Chief of Police and the Lieutenant. The goal of South Lyon Police is to provide policing services for all residents and visitors, and promote an environment where people can feel safe.
Positions at SLPD (just a few)
Day Sergeant
Day-to-day supervision of police constables and civilian support staff.
Patrol Officer
Provide public safety by maintaining order, responding to emergencies, protecting people and property, and enforcing motor vehicle and criminal laws.