Pay & Benefits
Contact the Police Department
Day Entrance (south side):
M-Th 7:30 AM – 5:30 PM
F 7:30 AM – 11:30 AM
closed on holidays.
Night Entrance (north side):
5:00 p.m. – 8:00 a.m., as well as weekends and holidays.
4517 SE 29th St,
Del City, OK 73115
Non-Emergency: (405) 677-2443
Administration: (405) 671-8841
About the Del City Police Department
Pay
Base Salaries
- Date of Entry (Uncertified): $34,676.10
- Date of Entry (Certified): $36,969.09
- 12 months after DOE: $37,315.20
- 18 months after DOE: $52,956.80
Upon receiving a satisfactory evaluation, officers will receive additional step increases annually as follows:
- Step 2: $54,870.40
- Step 3: $56,846.40
- Step 4: $58,884.80
- Step 5: $61,006.40
- Step 6: $63,211.20
- Step 7: $65,478.40
- Step 8: $67,838.80
- Step 9: $70,262.40
- Step 10: $72,800.00
- Step 11: $75,420.80
- Step 12: $78,145.60
- Step 13: $80,953.60
- Step 14: $83,865.60
- Step 15: $86,881.60
Benefits
Accrued Leave
Officers currently enjoy a 9 and 5 work schedule. Officers work eight 9-hours days and one 8-hour day and then receive five consecutive days off. Vacation Leave is accrued as follows: <5 years of service-7.71 hours per pay period, more than 5 but <10 years of service-8.63 hours per pay period, 10 years but <16 receive 9.55 hours per pay period, more than 15 years accrue an additional 8 hours per year for each full year of continued service to be accrued on a per pay period basis. Sick Leave is accrued at 12 days per year. Officers will also be allowed to collect comp time for any overtime worked, up to 480 hours.
Insurance
Tuition Assistance
College Incentive Pay
All officers receive college incentive pay for eligible college degrees payable over each pay period.
- 30 semester hours: $600 per year
- Associate degree: $1,200 per year
- Bachelor’s degree: $1,800 per year
- Master’s degree: $2,400 per year.
Uniform/Equipment Allowance
Officers who have completed probation will receive a uniform allowance of $80.00 per pay period for a total of $2080.00 per year.
Shift Differential Pay
Longevity Pay
Retirement
All officers are members of the Oklahoma State Police Pension and Retirement System. The retirement system allows officers to have a full retirement after 20 years of service. Retirement is listed at 50% of the officer’s base pay, adding 2.5% for every year spent after 20 years of service, maxing out at 30 years. This retirement is guaranteed at 20 years and is not age-based. The retirement system also allows vested officers to leave after 10 years of service. The officer can draw 25% pay but not until reaching 20 years of service or when the officer turns 50 years of age (whichever option is later).