Orange Beach, Ala. — (OBA) —  The Orange Beach Police Department (OBPD) has launched a new recruitment campaign seeking police officers to join its force in one of Alabama's most popular coastal cities. Department officials are looking for candidates dedicated to public service and committed to fostering strong community ties. The initiative emphasizes the agency's "human-centered style of law enforcement," highlighting the opportunity to serve both year-round residents and the city's numerous visitors.

The department is actively encouraging online applications and has directed interested individuals to a job flyer for detailed information. The online application is accessible through the City of Orange Beach careers page. A closing date for applications has not been specified.

At the core of the recruitment effort is the OBPD's stated mission: “To build positive relationships through community engagement with a human-focused approach to law enforcement”. This focus indicates the agency is seeking applicants who view their role beyond simple enforcement, valuing trust and public contact as essential components of the job.

New officers can expect opportunities in patrol work, community engagement, and various special assignments. The department also promoted available special teams, training, and career advancement opportunities, making the position potentially attractive to both entry-level candidates and those already in law enforcement. Compensation ranges from $26.35 to $37.94 per hour. The benefits package includes excellent health insurance, a state retirement plan, paid time off, holidays, and uniforms provided by the agency.

To be considered, applicants must be U.S. citizens, at least 21 years old, and possess a high school diploma or GED, along with a valid driver’s license. A clean background is also required. Candidates can apply at: governmentjobs.com/careers/orangebeachal.