New Jersey Transit Police Department Opens Applications for New Officers

On July 17th, the Department will start accepting applications for the Police Exam in October, limiting to the first 2,000 applicants.

NEWARK, NJ – The New Jersey Transit Police Department is opening its doors to new officers, starting July 17th, 9:00 a.m. As one of the nation's most prestigious law enforcement agencies, only the first 2,000 applicants will be considered. The Department offers a competitive and comprehensive salary package, inclusive of pension benefits, tuition reimbursement, and advancement opportunities.

Applications are accepted via PoliceApp.com, with additional information accessible by clicking HERE. For any queries, applicants are advised to email njtpd_examquestions@njtransit.com.

The Department's mission revolves around securing the mass transit system, essential for customer and employee safety, as well as the reliability of the state's trains and buses.

"This recruitment campaign presents an exciting opportunity to join one of the best trained and most professional police departments in the country," said NJ TRANSIT President & CEO Kevin S. Corbett. "We are inviting those who wish to shape the future of transit security and ensure our customers' and employees' well-being."

"Honor, commitment, integrity, and courage are the core values that guide us at the New Jersey Transit Police Department," added New Jersey Transit Chief of Police Christopher Trucillo. "Our most valuable asset has always been our people, and we invite you to apply and join us in making a difference for your community and your state."

Employment benefits for New Jersey Transit Police officers include:

Competitive starting and top pay
Comprehensive benefits, pension, 401k & 457 plan
Tuition reimbursement
Recognition as a Forbes Top 25 company
Convenient work schedule
Specialized units

The New Jersey Transit Police Department is the only transit policing agency in the country with statewide authority and jurisdiction. Created on January 1, 1983, it has grown from the original 39 Commissioned Rail Police Officers to an extensive law enforcement agency. The Department is committed to maintaining public order, safety, and deterring and preventing terrorism and crime throughout the NJ TRANSIT system.