The Criminal Investigations Bureau is currently accepting applications from sworn officers who are interested in the position of Financial Crimes Unit Detective. The purpose of this specialty opening is to establish an eligibility list for future placement. Officers interested must have a minimum of (2) years of experience as a sworn police officer and not in probationary status prior to the close of the application. Duties associated with this position include, but are not limited to, investigating financial crimes within the City related to credit card fraud, identity theft, embezzlement, forgery, counterfeiting, crypto fraud, and other financial offenses. Officers interested in this position should possess above-average organizational skills, require limited supervision, be self-motivated, and demonstrate a strong desire to learn. The position operates on a 4-10 schedule, includes 5% specialty pay, and provides overtime compensation as required. A clothing allowance is also issued. Applicants must be prepared for a highly flexible schedule, including late or irregular hours with short notice. Successful applicants will be required to sign a waiver modifying MOU Article 4, Section 4-1. Detectives are assigned a take-home vehicle to ensure consistent operational readiness for daily investigative duties. Specialty assignment applications will be reviewed, and an oral board will be conducted which will include a practical exercise. An eligibility list will be established and will be effective for one year. If the testing takes place outside the employee's normal work hours, then employees may coordinate with immediate supervisors for flex. Officers interested in the position should complete an application and resume no later than October 1 st , 2026. Testing will be held shortly after the closing date.