The Lower Silesian garrison has welcomed new officers. “More than 100 police officers recruited in December, including 32 women, have already recited the words of the oath at local units, or will do so in the coming days,” reports Superintendent Kamil Rynkiewicz from the Provincial Police Headquarters in Wrocław.
He adds:
Throughout 2020, a total of 394 officers joined the ranks of the Lower Silesian Police. After completing basic training, the newly recruited officers will join the municipal and county police headquarters across the Lower Silesian Voivodeship. In 2021, recruitment is planned for February, April, July, September, November and December.
And concludes:
Stable employment, work that provides great satisfaction and opportunities for personal development, and the long-lasting gratitude of people who receive help—these are just some of the aspects associated with service in the Police. In addition, starting pay in our formation will amount to nearly PLN 3,880 net. Serving in our ranks offers a unique opportunity for professional development. The extensive range of departmental training courses makes it possible to broaden one’s horizons, acquire new skills, and deepen knowledge and experience in various fields. By becoming a police officer, you join a 100,000-strong formation that helps citizens and safeguards the country’s internal security. It is a profession for professionals and people with passion—highly demanding, but offering much in return.
Eight of the aforementioned hundred officers will serve at the Bolesławiec County Police Headquarters. Our in spe officers will take their oath next week.