Public Safety Pay

Ashland Police Department - Virginia

Latest update: December 5, 2021

The starting pay for the Ashland Police Department is $51,000.00 and approximately $24.52 per hour. This job is located in an area that has a low cost of living.

The Ashland Police Department pays extra if you work a shift differential.

Benefits

Here are just some of the outstanding benefits associated with the Police Officer position: 

 

    • Excellent Health & Dental Insurance - (rates as low as: single coverage - $0, dual coverage - $306, family coverage $612/month)
    • Participation in the Virginia Retirement System
    • Participation in a 457 deferred compensation program - (up to 2% match)
    • Town sponsored life insurance
    • Paid Time Off Program - (160 hours first year, 1 paid day off per month for holidays)
    • Employee Assistance Program
    • 4-step Career Development Program – (4.5% increase per step every 2 years)
    • Night Shift differential
    • Higher Education Reimbursement Program - ($4,000 per year)
    • Wellness/Fitness Program Bonus - ($1,000 per year)
    • Take Home Vehicle - (within 30 minutes)
Contact the Ashland Police Department:
Phone: 804-412-0600
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