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Santa Fe security force recruitment

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2026-10-11 16:17 UTC → 2026-10-13 01:40 UTC · added removed

The government of Santa Fe is implementing various recruitment measures to bolster its provincial security plan and combat organized crime. Initially, the province launched an initiative inviting retired police officers to rejoin the force to assist with custody duties and public space surveillance. Governor Maximiliano Pullaro noted that previous reincorporations of retired officers had contributed to the “recovery of public spaces and improved conditions for investment.” In a recent ceremony in Rosario, Pullaro recognized 88 retired officers who reincorporated in 2024, crediting them with improving provincial violence indicators. Among those honored was retired agent Danilo Villán, who returned to serve in the Provincial Directorate for Mass Event Security. The provincial government is currently promoting a new call for additional retired personnel to assist with public space custody. Following these efforts, the Santa Fe Provincial Penitentiary Service incorporated 453 new agents after completing a six-month training program. These agents, comprising Promotion No. 64 of Sub-assistants, agents are designated for high-profile penitentiary units to support a security strategy that has reportedly added over 1,300 penitentiary places. During Building on these recruitment drives, a new initiative to reincorporate retired officers has seen 242 applicants apply within its first week. The primary incentive for these officers is a significant increase in income, reported to be double their current retirement pensions. The applicants have an average age of 55, though a notable group is between 40 and 49 years old due to previous pension reforms. The registration process remains open until the graduation, Minister end of the month. Following the deadline, the Ministry of Justice and Security Pablo Cococcioni described the role as “hard and challenging,” emphasizing its importance will evaluate service records to determine assignments for custody duties in the fight against organized crime. public spaces within Santa Fe and Rosario.

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  1. 2026-10-13 01:40 UTC Santa Fe security force recruitment
  2. 2026-10-11 16:17 UTC Santa Fe security force recruitment
  3. 2026-10-10 15:14 UTC Santa Fe security force recruitment

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