Palm Bay Police Chief Mariano Augello Hosts Swear-In Ceremony for Eight Newly Hired Officers

By  //  January 4, 2023

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Palm Bay Police Chief Mariano Augello held a swear-in ceremony for eight newly hired members on Tuesday. “Wishing them all a safe and successful career!” said Chief Augello. (PBPD image)

BREVARD COUNTY • PALM BAY, FLORIDA – Palm Bay Police Chief Mariano Augello held a swear-in ceremony for eight newly hired members on Tuesday.

“Wishing them all a safe and successful career!” said Chief Augello.

Current standards require candidates to complete nearly 800 hours of police academy training before joining the Department.

Once hired, these officers must complete three weeks of orientation and another 14 weeks in a field training program before being allowed to perform the duties of a sworn law enforcement officer on their own.

The Palm Bay Police Department only accepts applications during official posting periods.

Current standards require candidates to complete nearly 800 hours of police academy training before joining the Department. Once hired, these officers must complete three weeks of orientation and another 14 weeks in a field training program before being allowed to perform the duties of a sworn law enforcement officer on their own. (PBPD image)
Palm Bay Police Chief Mariano Augello held a swear-in ceremony for eight newly hired members on Tuesday. “Wishing them all a safe and successful career!” said Chief Augello. (PBPD image)
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