North Vegas Times

NORTH LAS VEGAS, Nev. (Feb. 21, 2023) – The City of North Las Vegas is offering a variety of big-dollar hiring incentives in a recent effort to attract lateral recruits or existing officers to join the ranks of the North Las Vegas Police Department. The latest package of incentives includes:

• $30,000 bonus for lateral police officers joining the North Las Vegas team.
• $5,000 one-time relocation allowance for new hires from outside of the Las Vegas Valley and who will reside in the City of North Las Vegas.
• $5,000 hiring incentive for honorably discharged military members or active members of the National Guard and Reserves paid out after passing backgrounds and officially being hired. 
   

**All incentives are subject to requirements and at the discretion of the hiring agency.** Other employment benefits include:

• Salary range $61K-98K** (based on experience)
• Modified field training
• 4-Day work week
• Shift differential pay
• Multilingual pay
• PERS retirement pension
• Comprehensive medical benefits
• 14 Annual holidays
• Education incentives
• 457 Option
• Annual uniform allowance

The City of North Las Vegas is the most diverse municipality in the state and caters to a robust workforce, a variety of young families, senior communities as well as military personnel from both Nellis Air Force Base and Creech Air Force Base. We are home to award-winning master-planned communities like Sun City Aliante, the Village at Tule Springs as well as a variety of housing types and options, including exciting new mixed-use developments taking shape in our urban core.

North Las Vegas has more than three dozen unique parks and offers programs and facilities to support our citizens’ diverse recreational and cultural interests.

The future is bright in North Las Vegas and we are excited to offer opportunities for skilled law enforcement professionals to join our tight-knit team of first responders.

This is an open and continuous recruitment. Learn more and apply today at www.JoinNLVPD.com .

For more information on all of these efforts and more, visit www.cityofnorthlasvegas.com.

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