POLICE today launched a new recruitment campaign for special constables.
The volunteer police officers – who have the same powers, uniform and equipment as regular officers – will get involved in a range of activities, including patrol work, community events, targeted operations and training.
Almost 100 special constables joined Dorset Police last year.
Chief Constable Debbie Simpson said: “I am proud to announce the launch of Dorset Police’s Special Constabulary campaign for 2015.
“Having the heart of our community working with us provides an important opportunity for you to influence the way we police our county.
“Volunteering in these roles will be exciting, challenging, rewarding and offer a chance for you to bring your skills, knowledge and experience to help keep local communities safe.
“In return for training, camaraderie and being a key part of our team, we ask for your commitment, professionalism and a will to succeed in delivering the highest standards of service that our community rightly deserves.”
For more information, visit Dorset.police.uk
The closing date for applications is Friday, February 27.
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