Beverly Hills Police Department Hiring

January 12, 2026 ·

BEVERLY HILLS—The Beverly Hills Police Department announced on Friday, January 9 on its Facebook page that it is currently hiring. After months of deliberation, the Beverly Hills Police Department now offers even higher pay:

-While in the Academy: $104,986.14 ($50.47 hourly)
-Annual Base Salary: $111,432.18 to $138,443.15
-With education and assignment bonuses: Up to $181,014.42

Now accepting applications for:
• Entry Level Police Officers
• Lateral Police Officers
• Communications Dispatchers
• Crime & Intelligence Analyst*
• Civilian Investigator*
• Civilian Rangemaster*
• Police Cadets (Part-Time)

Police Officer Hiring Bonuses:
• $45,000 for Lateral Officers
• $35,000 for Entry Level Officers

To learn more or apply at joinbhpd.org. For guidance and questions, send an email to our Recruitment Officer at mgarrido@beverlyhills.org.

 

By Danny Jones

Photo courtesy of the Beverly Hills Police Department.

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