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VIPD Seeking to Hire Police Auxiliary Officers

Jobs Press release - June 30, 2020

The Virgin Islands Police Department is hiring Police Auxiliary Officers. Auxiliary officers work a 30-hour week and the starting salary is $30,715.

Department of Tourism Seeking Hospitality Greeters

Jobs Source Staff - October 17, 2019

Applications for contracted employment may be picked up at the Department of Tourism's offices.

Virgin Islands Director Opening – The Nature Conservancy

Jobs Source staff - February 27, 2019

JOB TITLE Virgin Islands Director JOB FAMILY Conservation JOB NUMBER/NAME 250006 / Program Dir II SALARY GRADE 8 STATUS Salaried LOCATION US Virgin Islands (St. Croix, preferred) DATE February 2019 A LITTLE ABOUT US Founded in 1951, The Nature Conservancy is a global conservation organization dedicated to conserving the lands and waters on which all life depends. Guided by science, we create innovative, on-the-ground...

Ticket to Work Program Expands to U.S.V.I. to Serve People With Disabilities

Jobs Source Staff - June 14, 2018

Employment Networks help people who receive SSDI benefits prepare for, find or maintain employment. Everyone who receives SSDI because of their disability may participate in this free and voluntary program.

District School Food Authority Summer Program Schedules Trainings for Site Supervisors

Jobs Source Staff - June 6, 2018

Persons interested in participating in the program and becoming a site supervisor may pick up applications at the School Food Authority’s main office located at 8D Estate Cottage or online.

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Police and government officials called for the community’s help in dealing with a weekend of carnage that saw five people die in apparently separate incidents on St. Croix. #visource #usvi #news ... See MoreSee Less

Violent Weekend Brings Calls for Community to Come Together

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Police and government officials called for the community's help in dealing with a weekend of carnage that saw five people die in apparently separate incidents on St. Croix.

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This is BS. Time to step on Toes. Time for senators, law enforcement, criminal justice professionals to act not talk.

Tell them fools to stop the problems or Biden is going to take over the islands and you know what that means someone is getting booted off the island.