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Canine Police Officer Jobs in Georgia at the US Secret Service

If you have a commitment to excellence and are looking for a unique, fulfilling career, we invite you to explore opportunities at one of the most elite law-enforcement agencies in the world. Our highly skilled workforce includes special agents, Uniformed Division officers, technical law enforcement specialists, and civil service professionals who support our integrated protective and investigative missions nationwide.

What jobs fall into the Canine Police Officer category?

Police Officer (Uniformed Division) – Canine Explosives Detection Team – Team members in these canine police officer jobs operate and care for specially trained explosive-detection canines to perform area security sweeps, investigate suspicious packages and vehicles, and provide full-time explosive-detection support to protective details and National Special Security Events; they complete Secret Service basic and canine-specialty training (including the agency’s multi-week explosives detection course), participate in ongoing validation training, and meet Uniformed Division selection and qualification standards.

Apply Today for Canine Police Officer Jobs in Georgia

At the U.S. Secret Service, you’ll find career paths spanning a range of roles and experience levels, with additional opportunities for students and recent grads. Benefits include federal health, dental and vision programs, retirement, paid leave, EAP resources, and role-specific enhancements such as LEAP (up to 25% for agents), AUO for select TLE positions, and furnished uniforms/equipment for Uniformed Division officers. You can meet recruiters at scheduled career events and explore programs like STAR for emerging talent. Start your candidate journey by applying online today.

What benefits and recruitment incentives are available for US Secret Service Jobs in Georgia?

The Secret Service offers federal pay scales and a full federal benefits package, including health (FEHB), dental/vision (FEDVIP), life insurance (FEGLI), FSA/HSA options, and retirement under FERS with TSP. The agency also posts targeted recruitment and retention incentives (including multi-installment hiring bonuses and tuition/loan assistance) for certain hard-to-fill or specialized law enforcement positions.

What basic qualifications or eligibility requirements must I meet?

Qualifications vary by job family. For example, Special Agent applicants must be U.S. citizens, meet age and vision/hearing standards, hold a valid driver’s license, meet education/experience thresholds, and qualify for the grade level shown in the posting.

Will I need a background investigation or security clearance?

Yes — many positions require a full background investigation and eligibility for a Top Secret clearance. Vetting typically includes drug screening, medical exams, a polygraph, driving-record checks, and other checks described on the background-investigation pages.

Are there physical, medical, or other role-specific standards?

Certain roles (for example Special Agent and Uniformed Division) require passing medical and physical standards, including an Applicant Physical Abilities Test, ongoing firearm proficiency, and role-specific health requirements.

What resources exist for Georgia students and veterans?

The Secret Service offers student pathways (Pathways, Recent Graduates, Presidential Management Fellows) and veteran resources. Eligible veterans may also receive Veterans’ Preference during hiring. The careers site and dedicated student/veterans pages list program details and contact options.