How old do you have to be to become a NYPD officer?

Police OfficersCivilian JobsNYPD Cadet CorpsEmployees/Retirees. Qualifying Age: The minimum age of appointment is 21 years old. However, candidates are eligible to take the Police Officer’s Entrance Exam at seventeen and one half (17½) years old. Candidates may take the Entrance Exam up until their 35th birthday.

How many police precincts are there in New York?

Find Your Precinct and Sector New York City is divided into 77 police precincts, and each precinct is divided into sectors that correspond, as much as possible, with the boundaries of actual established neighborhoods.

What are the NYPD out of service codes?

Administrative Codes: 10-61 Out of Service – Precinct Assignment/Not Available (give condition and location) 10-62 Out of Service – Mechanical (give condition and location) 10-63 Out of Service – Meal (give location)

How to find your NYPD precinct and sector?

Enter your address into the map below to find your precinct and sector. Learn the names and email addresses of your local Neighborhood Coordination Officers and the location of your precinct’s station house. Click through on the map to find your precinct’s webpage.

How to retire as a New York City police officer?

Have your command complete “Property Receipt-Discontinuance of Service” (Form PD 520-013). Make sure the form is signed by a ranking officer. The Police Pension Fund cannot process you for retirement unless the form is signed by a ranking officer.

How many police officers are on the NYPD?

Approximately four thousand of the NYPD’s 36,000 active officers have at least one substantiated complaint of police misconduct, according to data from the Civilian Complaint Review Board published by ProPublica on Sunday.