Klamath Falls PD looking to hire: New job openings offer chance to serve public and support law enforcement operations

Klamath Falls, Oregon – The Klamath Falls Police Department is looking for qualified individuals to apply for a full-time job as a Police Records Specialist. This important administrative job helps local law enforcement by doing precise clerical work and interacting with the public directly.

The position pays starting $4,268 a month and comes with a great benefits package. Not only does it provide financial security, but it also gives you the chance to work in a professional and community-focused setting. The department’s objective is to safeguard everyone’s rights and make the public safer via education, prevention, and enforcement. These values are also important to the department’s work environment.

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To apply, you need to have a high school diploma or GED and at least a year of experience in general office or records management. But a mix of education and experience that is similar may also be taken into account. The best candidate will be able to learn how the police work, answer phone calls, help visitors at the front desk of the department, and help with a variety of law enforcement paperwork and reports.

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Along with good clerical skills, applicants must meet the standards of the Law Enforcement Data System (LEDS) and show that they know how to use computers for the work. You need a real Oregon driver’s license. To get a final employment offer, you must pass a drug test, a medical exam to see if you are fit for duty, and a full background check that includes a look at your criminal history.

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The city will begin reviewing applications on August 11, 2025. All submissions must be completed online through the official city website at www.klamathfalls.city.

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This opportunity not only allows individuals to grow professionally in a supportive workplace, but also to contribute meaningfully to the safety and well-being of the Klamath Falls community. The city is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer and encourages applicants from all backgrounds to apply.