Are you ready to elevate your law enforcement career in one of the most breathtaking locations in the world? The Vail Police Department is seeking experienced police officers and recent police academy graduates who are passionate about serving a dynamic resort mountain community and contributing to a progressive police force. As a member of our team, you will take on the responsibilities of a sworn law enforcement officer, enforcing the laws and ordinances of the State of Colorado and the Town of Vail. You'll play a vital role in ensuring public safety by preventing and investigating criminal activities, responding to emergencies, and maintaining order in one of the most desirable alpine destinations. Why Join Us?

World-Class Community:

Be part of a vibrant resort town surrounded by the beauty of the White River National Forest, offering premier outdoor activities year-round. Vail is just 100 miles from Denver, giving you easy access to the big city while enjoying life in the mountains.

Exceptional Team Culture:

When asked, our employees say the Town of Vail feels like family. We foster a values-based culture built on teamwork, ownership of Vail's future, and pride in serving our community.

Unparalleled Amenities:

Your work benefits not just the community but also allows you to enjoy the amenities, culture, and natural beauty of the Vail Valley.

Competitive Pay:

Pay based upon experience and certifications, with starting pay falling between the $41.00/hour starting range up to $55.25/hour maximum. Minimum Qualifications Qualified candidates must demonstrate: P.O.S.T. Certification (out-of-state certifications qualify; must transfer to Colorado upon hire). 60 Credit Hours from an accredited college or university (BA or BS degree preferred). Strong Public Relations, Communication, and Problem-Solving Skills , with a high level of integrity. A clean background , with successful completion of polygraph, psychological evaluation, drug screening, and physical abilities testing. Spanish language skills are a plus! Out-of-state officers are eligible if they have had full arrest powers in another state or federal jurisdiction for at least three of the last four years, with one year of active service in the last three years.