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$90k for New Troopers Who Join The Illinois State Police

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State Representative Michael Coffey (IL) | Representative Michael J. Coffey, Jr. (R) 95th District

State Representative Michael Coffey (IL) | Representative Michael J. Coffey, Jr. (R) 95th District

The Illinois State Police (ISP) has announced a significant incentive for new recruits, offering a starting compensation of just over $90,000 this year. This move stems from the department's commitment to recruiting top-tier applicants with integrity and pride to safeguard our communities.

According to the ISP, the decision to provide a starting salary of $90k reflects their dedication to hiring and retaining the best Troopers for the State of Illinois. The department aims to attract qualified candidates by offering competitive compensation packages. As stated by the ISP, "The move comes from the ISP department’s mission to hire only top tier applicants who have integrity and pride to protect and serve our communities."

In response to this initiative, a representative from the Central Illinois Association of Law Enforcement Executives expressed support for the Illinois State Police, emphasizing the importance of recruiting exceptional Troopers to uphold law enforcement standards. The representative remarked, "I support the Illinois State Police and their efforts to hire only the very best Troopers to enforce our laws and to protect our communities."

The Illinois State Police's move to offer a substantial starting salary to new recruits aligns with their ongoing commitment to public safety and excellence in law enforcement. Interested individuals can find more information about the ISP offer on their website and are encouraged to consider joining a department dedicated to serving and protecting the communities of Illinois.

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