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 By Robert Bowersock  City of Shoreline Police Department Contact Emergency dispatch: 9-1-1 Non-Emergency dispatch: (206) 296-3311 Office: (New Office Location as of 5/21/2018) Shoreline Police Department 17500 Midvale Ave North Shoreline, WA 98133 Business Phone: (206) 801-2710 Police chief: Chief Shawn Ledford shawn.ledford@kingcounty.gov City police department website: http://www.shorelinewa.gov/government/departments/police-department government/ departments/ police-department City website: http://www.shorelinewa.gov/ About shoreline-logoShoreline incorporated as a city in 1995 and now has more than 54,000 residents. The city's boundaries are Seattle to the south, Snohomish County to the north, Puget Sound on the west and the city of Lake Forest Park on the east. The City of Shoreline has partnered with the King County Sheriff's Office for police services since its 1995 incorporation, and is the Sheriff's Office largest partner city today. The Shoreline Police Departmen

 By Robert Bowersock City of Carnation Police Department Contact Emergency dispatch:  9-1-1 Non-Emergency dispatch:  (206) 296-3311 Office: Carnation Police Department 4621 Tolt Avenue PO Box 1238 Carnation, WA 98014 Business Phone: (206) 477-6432 Police chief: Major Rodney Chinnick Rodney.Chinnick@kingcounty.gov City police department website: http://www.carnationwa.gov/police City website: http://www.carnationwa.gov/ About City of Carnation was incorporated in 1913 and is a small, rural community of approximately 1,800 residents. Its central location in the Snoqualmie Valley helps provide services to the region's many farms and rural subdivisions. Carnation's residents are deeply committed to having a police force that is community oriented, locally-directed, and participatory, and sought that type of service when turning to the Sheriff's Office for a police partnership in late 2013. Together, the Carnation City Manager and Sheriff's Office developed a tailored polici

 By Robert Bowersock Deputy careers ENTRY-LEVEL: For entry-level candidates, the testing process can take anywhere from 2 to 4 months (quicker for lateral-entry applicants) depending on several factors (e.g., applicant availability, testing and interview schedules, and available vacancies). We are currently hiring as vacancies occur. We suggest you apply now via  Public Safety Testing (PST) .   Please note that PST scores are valid for 1 year.     NEW HIRING INCENTIVE PAY $7,500 for entries; receive $2,500 when you pass the academy and $5,000 when you pass probation, with a three year commitment. Any questions please reach out to our recruiter at:  KCSO.Recruiter@KingCounty.gov LATERAL-ENTRY: Lateral-entry candidates can expect the testing and background process to take anywhere from 2 to 4 months on average. Apply directly through King County Civil Service at  www.KingCounty.gov/jobs . The King County Sheriff’s Office does not require lateral-entry candidates to apply or test through