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  • Darien Police Department Internship Application

  • The Darien Police Department prides itself on offering a meaningful educational and work experience through an internship program. The internship program allows college students an opportunity to personally evaluate the profession of law enforcement. The Darien Police Department will make every attempt to allow students the opportunity to experience aspect of our agency including but not limited to patrol functions, traffic safety and enforcement, investigative functions, records and evidence management, communications functions, marine responsibilities (seasonal availability), animal control, administrative functions and more.

    The Field Services Bureau is responsible for the management of the internship program including application and coordination of the student’s schedules.

    Requirements:

    All students considered for an internship must be at least eighteen (18) years old and in good academic standing with their college or university.

    Students interested in an internship with the Darien Police must submit a letter from the their College Internship Coordinator detailing the institution’s policy on participation in an internship program and verifying the the student has been approved to receive credit for the internship opportunity and is in good academic standing.

    Students must earn college credits for their work in the internship with their respective schools.

    All applicants will be required to submit to and pass a background investigation.Preference will be given to Darien residents.

    The following information is required before an applicant can be considered. If the application packet is not complete or is not received by the deadlines below, it may preclude the applicant from consideration.

    Darien Police Internship Application

    1. Updated resume
    2. Personal Statement
    3. Verification letter from your College Internship Coordinator.


    It is the responsibility of the student to advise the Darien Police Department of any change of information, including address, telephone number, or withdrawal from the program at any time during the semester.

    Deadlines:

    The deadlines for submitting internship applications are as follows:

     

    Fall Semester: Application must be received by August 15th.

    Spring Semester: Application must be received by December 1st.

    Summer Semester: Application must be received by May 1st.

     

     
    After the applications are received, and if accepted, students will be tentatively scheduled pending a thorough background investigation. Occasionally, the backgrounds may be delayed. Students should remain in contact with their college internship coordinator and should not report to the police department until they receive confirmation from the Internship Coordinator regarding the status of their background investigations.

    All inquiries should be directed to:

    Internship Coordinator
    25 Hecker Ave
    Darien, CT 06820

    ahudyma@darienct.gov

    (203) 662-5312

     

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  • Application Process & Required Agreements

    All intern applicants for the Police Department must complete the online application in full. Upon successful completion of the application process, an interview and subsequent administrative review, selected applicants will be provided with the following documents as part of the onboarding process:

    Confidentiality Agreement: To ensure the protection of sensitive and privileged information encountered during the internship.

    Release and Waiver of Liability Agreement: To acknowledge the inherent responsibilities and risks associated with participation in the program.

    Additional Associated Agreements: As deemed necessary by the Department, which may include policies related to conduct, use of equipment, and access to departmental systems or facilities.
    These documents must be reviewed, signed, and returned prior to the start of the internship.


     

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