
The Boston Police Department's new Police Academy Recruit Class 65-25 includes 114 recruits, marking a step towards a more diverse police force. The class stands out for its gender diversity, language skills, and international backgrounds, aiming to better reflect and serve the city's population, according to the Boston Police Department.
The Boston Police Department’s new recruit class is part of the "30/30 Pledge," aiming for 30% women in recruit classes by 2025, with women making up 29% of Class 65-25. The class also includes 68 recruits who speak multiple languages, such as Spanish, Vietnamese, and Haitian Creole, which will help serve non-English-speaking communities. Additionally, 36 recruits were born outside the U.S., and 8 are military veterans, bringing diverse experiences and leadership to the force.
The Boston Police Department is inviting people to take the MA Civil Service Exam by January 28 to join the force. Recruit class 65-25 is crucial for improving policing and fostering inclusion in the department. Training will test recruits' ability to uphold the department’s values. For more details, visit the department’s website. "The future of policing in Boston starts here!"