Police Department

NOW HIRING FULL-TIME POLICE OFFICERS

The Amherst Police Department, a progressive law enforcement agency, is seeking motivated, hardworking applicants for the position of full-time police officer. Applicants will be required to pass a written test, physical agility test, oral board interviews, polygraph examination, psychological testing, and medical examination with drug testing.  Current starting base pay, dependent upon experience, is between $54,288 and $61,381 along with an excellent benefits package.  Additional information is available on the Amherst Police Department webpage at www.amherstnh.gov.  Interested parties should submit a resume via e-mail to:

[email protected], or via mail to:

Amherst Police Department, 175 Amherst Street, Amherst, NH 03031

Mission

Vision

Further enhance accountability, transparency, and effectiveness

in the delivery of police services

The Amherst Police Department is a professional organization, whose members pride themselves in delivering services with the highest levels of professionalism, integrity and respect at all times. More than ever, we are members of the community; neighbors, coaches, mentors, and parents, wanting to make a difference.

We are proud to lead and participate in community policing programs such as D.A.R.E., Good Morning Amherst, vacant house checks, motorcycle and bicycle patrols, Project Safeguard, Code Yellow, and daily school safety checks.

The Police Department has always adhered to the philosophy that dedication to patrol is the best crime and accident prevention available. A reputation of a firm but fair approach to law enforcement is invaluable in deterring would be law breakers and unsafe drivers.

However, we are also mindful that there is always room for improvement; better and more innovative ways to get the job done, so we encourage comments and feedback from all of you. Please feel free to contact me or any other member of the Amherst Police Department with questions, concerns or comments, via telephone, email, or by stopping in at the police station.

Sincerely,

Anthony E. Ciampoli
Chief of Police