We’re Hiring!

With seven campuses and more than 20 locations to patrol, Dallas College Police has plenty of career opportunities. Our police force includes 150 officers serving a student body of over 90,000 — not to mention college faculty and staff.

The team, while large, focuses on the individual needs of each campus we serve. Some of our campus communities are urban city centers, like El Centro in downtown Dallas, while others are international melting pots, including North Lake in Irving and Richland in North Dallas.

Looking to serve the community in an exciting and diverse environment?

If you are looking to do true community policing and enjoy a guaranteed winter and spring break, you’ve come to the right place. These are two of many benefits of becoming a Dallas College police officer.

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Additional benefits include:

• Diverse assignments
• Career advancement
• Regular training and professional development
• Standard issued uniforms
• Strong community partnerships (including other municipalities as well as federal partners)
• Specialized unit assignments (including criminal investigations, personnel and recruiting)
• Auxiliary assignments (honor guard, defensive tactic instructor, field training officer, bike patrol unit, etc.)
• Presentation opportunities (including teaching and/or presenting timely topics and best practices)

Engage With Your Community

Are you a people person? Do you enjoy collaboration? Are you community-minded?  We’d love to hear from you!

Our police officers keep an eye out for any suspicious activity on campus, but they also look for ways to engage and interact with our students and staff. This personalized approach allows us to form relationships with the community we serve and build trust that benefits all involved.

From fresh talent to seasoned veterans, the Dallas College Police Department is reflective of the community we serve. We strive to maintain a force that is diverse and inclusive.

There is one thing all Dallas College police share in common: a commitment to service. Dallas College values family, and our community is truly that. Big, but warm, caring and personalized at the core.