You will be evaluated for this job based on how well you meet the qualifications above.
The promotional process will consist of two phases, administered separately, designed and conducted by HumRRO and administered by the OHR. For each phase, candidates will be evaluated and grouped by categories consisting of “Outstanding,” “Well Qualified,” “Qualified,” “Less Than Qualified,” and “Unqualified.” Orientation: HumRRO will provide orientation information to all interested candidates. Detailed instructions for accessing this information will be provided at a later date in a USCP Bulletin. All orientation information will be available on the HumRRO website (password = captuscp25): https://tinyurl.com/uscp25capt. Phase 1: Skills Assessment (Scheduled for May 17, 2025). This phase will measure the candidates in a range of competencies as demonstrated through three different exercises. This phase is intended to assess whether a candidate is capable of performing certain types of activities. The types of exercises that may be used in this phase include a Video Scenario Exercise, an Oral Presentation, a Problem Analysis Exercise, an Inbox Exercise, a Project Planning Exercise, or other types of exercises that allow for the demonstration of certain competencies. Candidates must achieve an overall score of “Qualified” or higher to be eligible to move forward to Phase 2. Candidates will be evaluated by trained panels of external assessors at the rank of Captain (or equivalent) or higher from law enforcement agencies other than the USCP. The assessors will not be provided the identity of the candidates. Phase 2: Structured Interview (Week of July 14, 2025). This phase will measure the candidates in a range of competencies as demonstrated through responses to a series of structured, experience-based questions. Candidates must achieve an overall score of "Qualified" or higher to be eligible for further consideration. Candidates will be evaluated by a trained panel of three internal assessors (two at the rank of Captain or higher, one at a civilian equivalent level) and one external assessor at the rank of Captain (or equivalent) or higher. Prior to making a selection, the Chief of Police will review any available Department documents, to include application documents, and each candidate’s complete career disciplinary record, and results of selection process phases, and may, at their discretion, conduct interviews with all recommended candidates, if necessary.