The Kansas Highway Patrol is a statewide law enforcement agency made up of uniformed and civilian personnel. Civilian members staff the agency's troop offices throughout the state and General Headquarters in Topeka, Kan. Many opportunities are available for civilians, including accounting, administration, human resources, information technology, purchasing, records management, support services, vehicle maintenance, motorist assistance units, and VIN inspection.
Hiring Process
Salary
Benefits
Hiring Process
Candidates are screened through an application process. Successful applicants are interviewed by a board of KHP personnel. A background investigation precedes any offer of employment.
Salary
Salaries are set by the Kansas Legislature and approved by the Governor. Each position’s starting salary compares favorably with local businesses and industry standards.
Promotions
Promotional opportunities are available within the agency. Eligibility differs among positions.
Retirement
Civilian staff members are members of the Kansas Public Employees’ Retirement System. Members may retire with full benefits at the age of 65, at age 62 with 10 years of service credits, or at any age when combined age and years of service equal 85 credits.
Benefits
- Opportunities to move into other positions within the Kansas Highway Patrol, such as Trooper, Motor Carrier Inspector, Capitol Police, and Communications Specialist
- Professional and rewarding career with a premier law enforcement agency
- Promotional opportunities
- Competitive salary
- Group health and dental insurance
- Optional group life insurance
- Worker's compensation protection
- Optional individual retirement account
- Paid vacation and sick leave
- Advanced educational opportunities