D.C. high school graduates ages 25–40 who live in the District and have strong local ties would be eligible for the police cadet program.
D.C. residents ages 25 through 40 could qualify for the police cadet program if they graduated from a D.C. high school and have strong local ties.
Cadet graduates who join D.C.’s police or fire and emergency medical services department would have to serve there for at least five straight years.
Police cadet eligibility would include D.C. high school graduates ages 25 through 40. Applicants would need to live in D.C. and have strong ties to the city. Local ties could include significant time living, attending school, or working in D.C. These rules would take effect after mayoral approval or a Council veto override and a 30-day congressional review period.
Cadet graduates would have to serve at least five years in a row. This would cover people who complete required cadet training and service and join D.C.’s police or fire and emergency medical services department. Graduates would need to meet their chosen department’s other hiring requirements. This requirement would take effect after mayoral approval or a Council veto override and a 30-day congressional review period.
No hearings or votes scheduled.