Seattle Public Safety Civil Service Commission

Come work for the PSCSC team! We’re hiring a Public Safety Exams Analyst Senior to take the lead on the annual firefighter exam process. Share with your networks! https://lnkd.in/gRg5aSQd

Seattle firefighter exams will now be held annually! See our website for a message from the PSCSC Executive Director and additional information for all interested candidates (including those who applied in 2024). https://lnkd.in/gMPJUPk9

Kudos to our hard working exam staff for completing the City’s largest hiring process: testing and completing panel interviews for thousands of firefighter applicants! You can learn more about our exam processes and find the new register at our website. Thank you to all who participated! https://lnkd.in/erzC-pAr

Graduate internship opportunity! Serve your community, grow your skills and learn about civil service and municipal government operations. Job posting and application below at https://lnkd.in/gcVjCqYU

See our website for more information about how civil service works, and stay tuned for opportunities to support your community! https://lnkd.in/gAiiwETK

Understanding Civil Service: A Path to Serving Your Community The City of Seattle, like communities across the nation, relies on civil servants—the dedicated professionals who ensure that public services run smoothly and serve the needs of every person. From responding to emergencies to providing essential services like clean water, parks, public safety, and educational resources, civil servants are the cornerstone of community services and help us be more resilient. But what is civil service, and why is it so important? 🏛️What Is Civil Service? 🏛️ Civil service professionals work in government roles at the federal, state, and local levels. Civil service's purpose is to provide high-quality essential services that the public can count on. Civil service systems ensure that government employees are hired, promoted, and retained based on their skill and expertise to do their jobs. Civil servants are problem-solvers, caretakers, and innovators who work tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure that our communities function smoothly. In our community, civil servants include: 🚒 Public safety professionals – Police officers and firefighters who respond to emergencies, provide life-saving paramedical care and keep us safe. 🛠️ Infrastructure experts – Engineers, planners, and technicians who build and maintain roads, parks, and utilities, ensuring that our society's essential systems always work. 📚 Community builders – Social workers, educators, and library staff who uplift individuals, families, and communities, providing access to opportunity for all. 🩺 Health & wellness professionals – Nurses, public health workers, and safety experts who keep our communities healthy and safe. 💻 Technology specialists – IT professionals, data analysts, and systems experts working to keep our communities’ operations modern and efficient. 💡 Why It Matters 💡 Civil servants are the backbone of every strong community. They ensure essential services are available for all and ensure consistency and fairness during leadership changes and unforeseen challenges. Imagine life without emergency responders or public health workers. These professionals are our lifeline. Every day, civil servants make our neighborhoods, schools, and workplaces safer, healthier, and more vibrant. ⭐ We thank those who dedicate themselves to public service, improving the lives of those around them! ⭐️ 📢 A Call to Serve 📢 Are you ready to make an impact? If you want to be a part of something bigger than yourself, explore the rewarding world of public service. Check out job opportunities with the City of Seattle and other organizations like City of Tacoma, City of Bellevue, Washington, Seattle Colleges, University of Washington, and others!

Queniya Mays was appointed to the PSCSC to begin her three-year term on January 1, 2025. Commissioner Mays brings many years of human resources experience in local, state, and federal agencies, and brings a commitment to equity and justice in employment. More information about Commussioner Mays can be found at the PSCSC website: https://lnkd.in/gyQPP55T Welcome!

Commissioner Stacy Connole’s two-term tenure on the PSCSC comes to a close this month. Thank you Commissioner Connole for your thoughtful guidance and work with our public safety civil service system! We wish you the best. Read more about Commissioner Connole’s accomplishments and the PSCSC here: https://lnkd.in/erzC-pAr.

Seeking candidates to serve on our commission - please share with your networks! https://lnkd.in/gVi-nJxT

https://lnkd.in/gGwRuicd Opportunity to do high impact work for the PSCSC!