The Florida Highway Patrol Is a Positive Career Path For Veterans
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- There's a certain level of pride that comes with protecting our country. Soldiers in the military are structured to defend our home, protect their loved ones, and help elevate our great country.
That's why veterans looking for their next career move should consider the Florida Highway Patrol.
The Florida Highway Patrol promotes law enforcement as a positive career path. Officers keep their community safe and strive to achieve the core values of courtesy, service, and protection.
It's a job that comes with pride, leadership, and a little taste of excitement-and that's why it may be perfect for a transitioning veteran. Stayed tune to hear from a few veterans on why they chose the Florida Highway Patrol as their next career step.
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May God bless and protect our Law Enforcement Officers.
I really like this presentation.
Chief Jones
Florida Chief of Police Retired
43 years of public safety service
Bruh, I want to be a Florida highway patrol officer, and I will be one. I'm 13 right now
Patience my young grasshopper....One day....
@@TheRealFutureMillionaire work out and learn discipline my friend. its a rigorous job.
Yeah prob end up in the back what a dream come true
bobogamer96 thebest just stay out of trouble, keep your nose clean, start early and you’ll have no problem
You got this! Stay off drugs, keep in shape and get some customer service experience so you’re a natural at dealing with people by the time you’re ready to be a trooper. Also don’t speed, use your turning signals, and try not to get fired from any jobs. Remember you have to have some college credits or be former military to be a trooper so study hard!
Going to get the application notarized
I’m in the Air Force 6 years from now I go to be a State trooper for Florida
Thank you for your service!
Do twenty, get that military retirement then go into civilian police work.
Very motivational video. I am a prior veteran and I am also considering joining the force.
Dude they have an academy starting in Feb because it'll be too late for you to apply for the academy starting next month (October 21, 2019). Beatrooper.com is just a click away.
Florida Governor make Florida a nice place to be.
Currently applying!!!!!!
It's the most dangerous job. Beware. You'll be pulling over crooks and cons frequently. You will encounter a shootout if you stay long enough. That's pretty much guaranteed.
👍🇪🇨🎯....saludos desde Ecuador...de un ex Army Ecuador 🇪🇨👍
I’m a USAF veteran and I’m considering cross training into the FHP. I’m going to school right now to be a nurse (RN) but maybe in 9 or 10 years, maybe being a trooper would be an interesting trade to cross train into 🤔😊
GOD BLESS AMÉRICA
THANKS. AMÉN
Dude got some pretty eyes.....
Yes indeed
Being in the service doesn't have anything to do with what the American people do on this side of the world. It's a whole different level of service and crimes and things against the law here in the states. When in the service your trained to kill , DON'T BRING THAT SHIT OVER HERE!!! *YOU WILL BE FIRED & YOUR NAME WILL BE KNOWN IN ALL THE WRONG WAYS IF YOU MAKE 1 WRONG MOVE* WATCH AND ASSESS YOUR ACTIONS WHILE WORKING WITH FHP OR ANY AGENCY YOU GO WITH!!!!
GOD BLESS AND BE SAFE!!!!!
I think they know that they probably shouldn't kill as their first option
Mellow was hott!!
Thank you for making this video.
This agency is where I want to be.
I don't care about the pay. I care about the mission, public safety and the people to the left and right of me. If they'll take me, I'll give them 110%
@@jeremygrigsby7456 that’s a good way to think, I decided to make my way through dispatch. If you don’t mind the pay, It definitely gives you a good understanding of the job. And everyone I work with has become pretty much family. All within 3 months of being here.
Most troopers will tell you to just apply to be a trooper. But I recommend going through dispatch to get a feeling of what you’ll be working with on the road.
@@jeremygrigsby7456 - Sorry but I can't help but laugh at your comment about not caring about pay. I've seen that comment so many times just like pensions. Those who don't care about it now because they just want to be a trooper here, or a city cop there but then they get some years on and suddenly the light goes on in their head and it becomes very important to them. If you don't have a family now but will in the future, what they pay is going to be very important. Many troopers have to work a lot of off-duty details to make ends meet which puts a strain on their marriage because between that and having to constantly go to court, there's little time to spend with the family. I've heard of troopers who have had to move back in with their parents because they couldn't afford to live on their own.
They are also one of the most understaffed state agencies in the country with just under 100 troopers more than the North Carolina Highway Patrol has and NC is a state of 9 million compared to 21 million for Florida and that's not even counting the millions of snowbirds and tourist. I am using pre DOT merger manpower figures for FHP because those additional officers still primarily do commercial vehicle enforcement. You want to be a trooper so bad, there are many other states where they'll pay you better instead of being ignored for decades by present and past governors and legislatures. In neighboring Georgia, you'll start out at $36, 832 while in the academy but once you graduate, your pay is bumped up to $47,350.
This is what some other Florida agencies start out at. Imagine what they'll be making in 10 years compared to a trooper. And one day, it'll come retirement time where your pension is based on your last years for your salary so if you're still making crap, your pension will be crap and you'll be forced to have to find other employment. There's a difference between working after retirement because you want to compared to have to.
Jacksonville $46,297
Tallahassee $47,944
Orlando $48,760
Miami-Dade $53,554
BSO $55,048
St. Petersburg $56,326
Hollywood: $61,229
Ft. Lauderdale $63,440
Aventura $63,927
Boca Raton $72,683
@@joed9491 bro what
OOHRAH! Semper Fi
We are from the militiary. We gonna ditch our uniform and joined the Police. Go police!
Anybody former military recently join FHP?
Will see y'all soon
@ITSJUSDREWW nah went city changed my mind last min don't regret it really. We all enforce the same laws. Just less opportunity being a city officer.
What does Two years of public contact experience??
2 years at target basically
much well made video, i have to admit. not "a" fan of LE, but this was properly communicated.
lt. gonzolez was especially poignant and articulate. very attractive, professional.
even though this appears fro 2019, notice the clear, diversity-slanted agenda.
must not, can "not" have a caucasian male in this video. just can not do. if the opposite occured the screams or "racism" would be everywhere.
no comment, nor is it appropriate to comment, on what appears sexual orientation, stuff.
listen, needed job in florida. someone has to write $150+ speeding tickets for 70mph in a 55mph zone...which nearly everyone (including off duty police, troopers do).
do not know about FHP, if a county/city writes it they get a cut of the ticket back to the city's bank account...so that pads the budget and OT for the officers...
no, that was not discussed or spoken about in this video.
wish the 'best for all. though i am "not" particular fan, of all of this.
The dude said he met 4 presidents who was the fourth I only saw 3
Filling a quota??😊
Stay on the right side of the citizens and stay on the actually HIGHWAYS and no where else and we will all get along!!!
It says *HIGHWAY PATROL*
let's keep it that way!!!!
Safe for all - GOD BLESS!!
Front fender only says state trooper bc that's what they are in title of what that agency appointed to be!!
Sounds like you may have had some negative experiences with the highway patrol. Care to share?
The highway patrol isn’t only for the highways, the highway patrol serves as the state police.
I know video is old, but does anyone know if the FHP transfers any time in service (military) for retirement?
Yeah right
have they improved on pay. Used to be low in Florida and they deserved better.
Its like 40k starting salary
Hello my name's Zachary and I'm 13 years old. I'm interested in becoming a FHP. For the trainings, so you sleep there, or sleep home and have to drive there every day?
Zachary B. Segal I’m 90% sure you stay there
You may leaves to go home on the weekends. But on work days you sleep there.
They don’t give opportunity to the ones never be in the military that’s bad yo
Go on the Fhp website
Yea they do.
women
😐
Wonder if there is a age cut off.. I'm 40 years old
If you look on the website BeATrooper.com , you will see in the requirements section that there is no maximum age
You are good at 40, they don't have a maximum age limit.
Kinda pointless to join at 40 unless you wanna be a training instructor but your life
@@perkhere2252 I actually went through at 43 after serving 20+ in the Air Force. Trust me, it ain't pointless.
@@BPD1586 How was training like for you and how has the job been? If you don't mind me asking, fellow 40s dude, thanks for your service.
Soooooo no white men .... ok got it
That’s a good thing
A state trooper was arrested while trying to prevent me from being served a speeding ticket by local law enforcement.
weird. why would he interfere?
@@jsm530 Because he thought he had jurisdiction? It happened on -->SR
Doubt it. This would be on the news🤣🤣🤣🤣
Do NOT BELIEVE You ! PROOF !
You DO know their jurisdiction is the ENTIRE STATE OF FLORIDA, right? 🤷
Me nor my kids are any the black thieves from there neither we not child abusers thieves or liars me nor my kids