Community constables work at various urban and regional locations throughout South Australia.

They are recruited from within their own community and work with other police officers to reduce the incidence of crime in their community.

As a community constable you'll use your understanding of cultural and social issues within your local community to work with the South Australia Police to break down any barriers and improve policing services.

You'll be actively involved in a wide range of programmes and forums aimed at addressing key issues that affect your community.

South Australia Police is currently recruiting Aboriginal people who meet the pre-entry requirements and can successfully complete the selection process to become community constables.

Check your local paper including the Aboriginal press for vacancies.

The frequently asked questions will give you some more information about being a community constable.