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Corrections Dept. To Hold Hiring Event On Friday For Century And Milton Prisons
October 17, 2019
The Florida Department of Corrections will host a same-day hiring event Friday for two local institutions.
The hiring event will be held at the Marcus Pointe Baptist Church at 6205 North W Street at 8 a.m. Friday for anyone interested in a career in as a corrections officer. The event will fill positions for Century Correctional Institution and Santa Rosa Correctional Institution in Milton.
To qualify for a same day job offer, applicants must pre-register by calling (866) 562-3362 or visit FLDOCJobs.com for more information.
A $1,000 hiring bonus is available at Santa Rosa CI. No experience is necessary, and all newly hired officers receive paid training. The starting salary for certified officers is $33,500, and comprehensive medical, dental and additional life insurance is available.
Pictured: The main gate at Century Correctional Institution. NorthEscambia.com file photo, click to enlarge.
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4 Responses to “Corrections Dept. To Hold Hiring Event On Friday For Century And Milton Prisons”
This is really a sad day in the Department of Corrections…your having a hiring even and you don’t even send a representative to interview potential candidates for your prison…………instead you send some rookies that have less than two years with the Department……….the public, politicians and whomever can sit back and say whatever they want about how to turn the Department around…..well for starters you need to fire the Deputy Secretary, Assistant Deputy Secretary, EVERY Regional Director and EVERY Warden, Assistant Warden and Bureau Chiefs and start all over………..you still have Good Ole Boys running a Department that will crash and burn…….STANDBY!
So does anyone know how to find out if you would be eligible if you worked for FLDOC over 15 years ago?
It’s a very sad state that has to build prisons every few miles.
And no applicants showed up for a death sentence.