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    Retired PO Moving to FLa

    I am a retired NYPD Det. and will be moving to Fla shortly. I have a NY full carry Permit.

    Are there any agencies or private vendors that will offer HR218 certification for retired out of state officer who now reside in Fla.

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    HR218 is still screwed up and no one can figure out how they want it to work or not work. We have a very liberal conceiled weapons law here. With you PO creds...you can get a conceiled weapon permit as a citizen easier than carrying one as a retired cop

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    Thanks

    Thanks for the reply .. I found info on the permit also.

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    St Pete College Allstate Center is offering HR218 qualification classes on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Classes are on their website.

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    218

    Can't find it on there . what subject is it under

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    Re: 218

    Quote Originally Posted by det ret
    Can't find it on there . what subject is it under
    Here is the link that you can cut and paste:

    http://www.spcollege.edu/ac/sepsi/inservice/Brochures/
    Retirees%20Firearms%20Qualification.pdf

    Do not expect to get much cooperation getting hired down here if you are over 55. The agency approaches range from downright hostile making you feel like you are an intruder in their midst, to friendly and placing you in an "eligibility pool" after you pass all of their tests with flying colors. You probably won't get hired! They do not admit to age discrimination, but it is here in full force.

    Good luck!

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    Re: 218

    Quote Originally Posted by det ret
    Can't find it on there . what subject is it under
    Here is the link that you can cut and paste:

    http://www.spcollege.edu/ac/sepsi/inser ... cation.pdf

    Do not expect to get much cooperation getting hired down here if you are over 55. The agency approaches range from downright hostile making you feel like you are an intruder in their midst, to friendly and placing you in an "eligibility pool" after you pass all of their tests with flying colors. You probably won't get hired! They do not admit to age discrimination, but it is here in full force.

    Good luck!

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    218 thanks

    Thanks for the 218 info. On another topic, I'm only 40 and plan on working in L/E again. I am going to start the EOT process this week. Can I be hired with an agency prior to getting the certification.

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    Re: 218 thanks

    Quote Originally Posted by ret det
    Thanks for the 218 info. On another topic, I'm only 40 and plan on working in L/E again. I am going to start the EOT process this week. Can I be hired with an agency prior to getting the certification.
    Some agencies will hire you, and then pay for your EOT or Comparative Compliance, as some call it. Others require you to be Florida certified before you can apply with them. Check with the particular agency that you want to work for. Salaries vary quite a bit. Some start with $31,000 and others will pay you about $50,000 with your experience. Fort Lauderdale PD pays about $55,000 for someone with your experience. The website is:

    http://ci.ftlaud.fl.us/police/

    State agencies tend to pay less, and do not give annual raises.
    You can do a google search to find agencies in your area. I wish you luck in your search.

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    This is the link to Fort Lauderdale PD:

    http://ci.ftlaud.fl.us/police/jobsnowe.html

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