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• The Blue Line - Monthly newsletter of police and rescue career opportunities with related news.
• Corrections Connection - Database of corrections career opportunities throughout the United States.
• Federal Jobs Net - Listing of government positions, job hunting resources, overseas jobs, and products for job seekers.
• FedWorld - A comprehensive site for finding information about federal employment.
• Hispanic American Police Command Officers Association - Career site and membership organization for Hispanic American Police Commanders nationwide.
• 911 Hotjobs.com - Job listings for United States law enforcement departments and agencies.
• Job Cop - Jobs listed by state. Post openings free of charge.
• LawEnforcementJobs.com - Advertising and recruitment agency for law enforcemnt. Job seekers can search jobs by position, location, or sector.
• LP-Career.com - Source for security jobs including retail loss prevention
• National Latino Peace Officers - Listing police officer jobs in the United States.
• National Law Enforcement Recruiters Associations - Membership site with information on jobs and recruiting.
• Park Ranger Career Site - Requirements, education, and a message board.
• Peaceofficerjobs.com - Law Enforcement Officer Jobs and How to Get One - Law enforcement officer career information, professional advice and tips for obtaining a police job, current job openings, etc.
• PoliceCareer.com - Law enforcement employment products.
• PoliceEmployment.com - Law enforcement job links and listings.
• Probation Training Midlands Consortium - Recruits and trains people to become qualified probation officers in the UK.
• Public Service Employment Association - Database of job openings.
• PublicSafetyTesting.com - Offering fee-based online testing for participating public safety employers in Washington, Alaska, California and Idaho.
• Security Jobs Network - Paid subscription jobs bulletin.
• Special-Agent-Jobs.com - Information on becoming a special agent for the U.S. government, including training, job, background, and physical fitness requirements.