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Applicant route covered: Wisconsin State Capitol Police sworn applicants; not civilian staff or federal Capitol Police. Confirm the vacancy's full-time or limited-term status and entry versus certified route.
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statecapitolpolice@wisconsin.gov608-266-7840A pre-employment physical examination is published. No numeric fitness events or cutoffs were established; an exam is not proof of a physical-readiness test.
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Submit the vacancy-specific resume and cover letter through Wisc.Jobs. Selected applicants attend a panel interview, then officer candidates have a shadow experience. Phase-one background precedes a conditional offer; phase two follows. After background clearance, meet the Executive Team; sworn applicants also undergo psychological and physical examinations.
A pre-employment physical examination is published. No numeric fitness events or cutoffs were established; an exam is not proof of a physical-readiness test.
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