CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The Corpus Christi Police Department is looking to grow their ranks with new recruits.
As the department prepares for their 81st police academy, cadets will take part in a 34-week period of classroom instruction before moving on to hands-on training.
According to CCPD head recruiter Imelda Benavides-Rjasko, the department is always looking for those who are eager to make a difference.
"I'm always out there encouraging everyone, you know come in if your passionate and you truly want to make a difference in our community, apply with us," Benavides-Rjasko said.
The Department encourages anyone and everyone who might be interested in a career in law enforcement to apply. For more information on the academy and its requirements, click here.
More from 3News on KIIITV.com:
- 60-year-old woman fends off would-be carjacker in parking lot of Corpus Christi post office
- CCPD ask for public's help in solving cold case from 2017
- PCR testing delays, why you might still be waiting to know
- USS Lexington celebrates 30 years in Corpus Christi
- Six Points intersection receives new colorful crosswalk
- 'Extreme risk': Nueces County COVID-19 threat level at red
- Where to get a free COVID-19 test in Nueces County
Want to send us a news tip?
Put your name and contact information below so we can get in touch with you about your story should we have questions or need more information. We realize some stories are sensitive in nature. Let us know if you'd like to remain anonymous.
If you do not have a photo/video to submit, just click "OK" to skip that prompt.