Atlanta Police Department to Host Buffalo Hiring Event

The Atlanta Police Department (APD) is excited to announce an upcoming Hiring Event in Buffalo, New York, offering applicants the opportunity to embark on a rewarding career in law enforcement. Newly hired police officers can expect a starting salary of approximately $60,987, effective January 1, 2025. Lateral transfers can earn between $59,180 and $80,992, depending on experience. Atlanta welcomes those with no prior law enforcement experience, in-state and out-of-state lateral transfers and Military Police from qualifying units. 

Applicants are encouraged to complete 100% of their Guardian application before attending the hiring event. However, all interested individuals are welcome to attend to learn more about the APD. 

Event Details: 

Date: September 27th – 29th 

Time: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM 

Location: Hyatt Regency Buffalo, 2 Fountain Plaza, Buffalo, NY 14202 

Prospective candidates will take their first steps toward becoming police officers with the Atlanta Police Department. RSVP is required for this event. Those unable to attend in person can submit their information online, and a member of the APD Recruitment Team will contact them. Completing all application requirements before the event is strongly encouraged. 

At the event, attendees can participate in interviews, complete assessments, and potentially leave with a conditional offer of employment. Professional attire is expected. 

While not mandatory, candidates are strongly encouraged to bring the following documents: 

  • High School Diploma, Certified High School Transcripts, or G.E.D. Certificate Original Social Security Card
  • Birth Certificate from the Bureau of Vital Statistics
  • Valid State Driver’s License (Required)
  • Driver’s Record Transcript from the Department of Motor Vehicles in EVERY state where they have held a valid Driver’s License

For more information or immediate inquiries, please contact Investigator Harold at jharold@atlantaga.gov. To learn more and RSVP, visit www.joinatlantapd.org. 

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