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PPOs may be called upon, in the performance of their official duties, to de-escalate potentially violent situations. They may also be required to intercede in physical assaults and effect arrests of individuals involved in the violation of law or postal regulations on Postal Service property.
Our Postal Police Officers (PPOs) are a crucial part of the Inspection Service team. Stationed in critical postal facilities across the nation, they stand on the frontlines in the fight to protect postal employees, customers, and property.
Postal police officers are the uniformed division of the Postal Inspection Service. They are stationed at major postal facilities throughout the United States.
You may be eligible to become a Postal Police Officer if you: Are a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident. Have no felony or domestic violence convictions. Are in good physical condition. Write and speak English clearly.
Applicants must successfully complete the Postal Police Officer Basic Training. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS Applicants must meet minimum physical ability requirements as measured by a physical ability assessment.
Postal Police Officers. Postal Police Officers are the uniformed division of the Postal Inspection Service. They perform a variety of duties pertaining to the security of postal buildings, personnel, property, mail, and mail-in-transit. Explore Our Process
The PPOBT provides student postal police officers with the highest quality, most effective, job related training available. The training program uses adult learning principles that focus on teamwork and problem solving.
