U.S. Capitol Police

U.S. Capitol Police

Washington, DC · $132,243 – $189,308

A supervisory role overseeing logistics operations and personnel for the U.S. Capitol Police, managing supply chains, facilities, emergency support, and day-to-day mission readiness. This suits experienced logistics professionals comfortable with government procedures, personnel management, and coordinating complex support services in a law enforcement context.

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U.S. Capitol Police

Washington, DC · $91,083 – $121,002

Capitol Police vehicle technician responsible for diagnosing and repairing a diverse fleet including patrol cars, specialized hazmat and bomb-detection vehicles, and support equipment. Suited for experienced mechanics with ASE certifications who can work independently on electrical, mechanical, and emergency systems under federal employment.

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U.S. Capitol Police

Full-time · Washington, DC · $60,710 – $83,325

This Capitol Police position cares for working canines in a dedicated training facility, handling feeding, medical monitoring, facility maintenance, and coordination with veterinary staff. It suits someone experienced in animal husbandry who can work methodically with dogs in a structured, security-focused environment.

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U.S. Capitol Police

Washington, DC · $117,551 – $151,808

The U.S. Capitol Police is hiring a training instructor to develop and deliver law enforcement courses ranging from basic recruit training to specialized advanced programs at their Cheltenham facility. This role suits someone with experience in law enforcement training curriculum design, adult education methods, and the ability to create realistic scenarios that prepare officers for the field.

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U.S. Capitol Police

Washington, DC · $90,853 – $147,928

The Capitol Police seeks officers to process prisoners brought to their facility, manage intake and release paperwork, secure property, and conduct searches and transport. The role suits experienced police officers comfortable with administrative detail work and holding responsibility for prisoner welfare during custody procedures.

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U.S. Capitol Police

Washington, DC · $103,751 – $133,882

Lead a fleet operations team for the U.S. Capitol Police, overseeing vehicle inventory management, maintenance programs, and operational efficiency across multiple warehouse locations and vehicle types. This role suits experienced fleet professionals who excel at team leadership, data analysis, and stakeholder management in a government operations environment.

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U.S. Capitol Police

Washington, DC · $90,853

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U.S. Capitol Police

Washington, DC · $86,530 – $140,886

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U.S. Capitol Police

Washington, DC · $86,530

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U.S. Capitol Police

Washington, DC · $147,928

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