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Message no. 1
From: GKoth2258@***.com
Subject: Fwd: LAPD Pay Scale
Date: Mon, 29 Apr 1996 14:01:48 -0400
Here's my second try on getting this through...
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Forwarded message:
Subj: LAPD Pay Scale
Date: 96-04-25 13:23:31 EDT
From: GKoth2258
To: nerps@********.itribe.net

Okay Gurth, as promised, here's the basic pay scale for the LAPD.

First of all though, the extras.

Officers with college degrees may, depending on courses taken, may recieve a
higher salary.

Officers with the ability to write or speak a language other than English may
recieve salary premiums from 2.75% to 5.5%, depending on language and
position.

Officers may recieve tuition reimbursements from the Cal State University
system and the LA Community College district.

Plenty 'o sick days and vacation days.

A very healthy pension plan.

And of course, health and dental plans.

Now, onto the pay scale.

POLICE OFFICER I (first 18 month) $35,538-47,982
POLICE OFFICER II (automatic after 18 mo) $39,192-51,386
POLICE OFFICER III (field training officer) $41,363-54,309
DETECTIVE I $50,383-58,401
DETECTIVE II $56,146-62,598
DETECTIVE III $62,598-69,760
SERGEANT I $57,274-63,851
SERGEANT II $60,468-67,401
LIEUTENANT I $67,401-75,126
LIEUTENANT II $71,159-79,260
POLICE CAPTAIN I $76,880-90,431
POLICE CAPTAIN II $81,162-95,463
POLICE CAPTAIN III $85,692-100,830
POLICE COMMANDER $95,463-112,334
POLICE DEPUTY CHIEF I $105,152-130,646
POLICE DEPUTY CHIEF II $123,443-153,384
CHIEF OF POLICE $136,534-204,812

LONGEVITY BONUS (POLICE OFFICER RANK ONLY)
10 years +$115/month
15 years +$231/month
20 years +$346/month

ANNUAL UNIFORM ALLOWANCE: $650

The variantions in pay per rank are due to the factors listed above, and also
speciality/department (i.e. SWAT get paid more).

That's what I've got. Should help a bunch.

Erik

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