As reported on the website of the County Police Headquarters in Bolesławiec:

If you would like to learn more about serving in the Police and how to become a police officer in Bolesławiec, come to the open day on February 16, from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., at the headquarters at 20 Zygmunta Augusta Street, or call the Human Resources and Training Team at 47 873 32 58.

Who is the ideal candidate for service in the Police?

Someone who:

  • has at least secondary education;
  • is physically and mentally capable of serving in armed formations subject to particular official discipline, to which they are willing to submit;
  • provides a guarantee of maintaining confidentiality in accordance with the requirements set out in regulations on the protection of classified information;
  • has a regulated status regarding military service—in the case of persons subject to military qualification. A police officer’s service relationship is established by appointment following a voluntary application for service. Appointment may take place after completing basic military service or after transfer to the reserve. This means that a person deemed unfit for active military service in peacetime (category “D”) who is simultaneously a reserve soldier meets these requirements. Therefore, having health category “D” does not disqualify a candidate applying to join the Police;
  • is a Polish citizen. Holding dual citizenship does not disqualify a candidate during the recruitment process;
  • has an impeccable reputation;
  • has not been convicted by a final court judgment of a criminal offense or a fiscal offense;
  • enjoys full public rights.