Civilian Volunteer Conservation Officer Reserve Program Recruiting Applicants
Hagåtña, Guam – The Leon Guerrero-Tenorio Administration announces job creation initiatives with the availability of employment opportunities at the Department of Agriculture (DOAG) under the Civilian Volunteer Conservation Officer Reserve Program (CVCORP). The DOAG Law Enforcement Section is currently recruiting applicants for the program, whom, upon completion of training, will serve as reservists. Reservists must fulfill a minimum of 42 hours of service per month to meet program requirements and receive the monthly stipend of $500. Applicants may obtain the Government of Guam application form at hr.doa.guam.gov/resources.
“Thriving ecosystems support successful communities and businesses, so the work of our conservation officers and civilian volunteers is critically important to Guam’s recovery,” said Governor Lou Leon Guerrero. “Through this comprehensive training opportunity, we will build the conservation workforce of the future. We will cultivate the protectors of our prosperity, and we will grow the resilience of our food security, natural resources, and pristine environment.”
“Our Administration launched this program to accelerate land, water, and wildlife conservation efforts across our island, and to empower our community through increasing awareness of our local conservation laws,” said Lt. Governor Josh Tenorio. “The work of civilian volunteers in these initiatives helps us advance conservation and restoration projects islandwide, and are aligned with our mission to meet the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. With the commitment of more volunteers, we will further our strides toward a more sustainable future.”
Requirements:
- Ability to swim, conduct foot patrols on rugged terrain and administer First Aid
- Ability to operate marine vessels, jet skis, and 4×4 and Utility Terrain Vehicles (UTV)
- Certification of training
Applicants must submit the following with application:
- Peace Officer Standards & Training Commission certification or equivalent
- High School/GED diploma, valid Guam Driver’s License, and valid Guam Firearms ID
- Upon selection: police and court clearances
Complete applications and required documents may be submitted via email to richard.ragadio@doag.guam.gov, or via hand delivery to the DOAG Law Enforcement Section or Director’s Office at 163 Dairy Road, Mangilao, Guam (across Price Elementary School).
For more information, contact DOAG at 671-300-0760 or 671-300-7965.
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