CHP Applicant Preparation Program (APP) Workout- Vallejo

1551 Benicia Road,Vallejo CA 94591

14 September, 2021

Description

Golden Gate Division Applicant Preparation Program (APP) Workout The Golden Gate Division Recruitment Team will be conducting Workouts as a part of the Applicant Preparation Program (APP), RAIN OR SHINE! These workouts are designed to assist individuals to prepare for the CHP Physical Abilities Test. The duration of each workout is approximately 2 hours. It is a great opportunity to stay in shape and show your interest in the CHP! Attendees shall wear appropriate athletic workout attire free of any large logos or inappropriate material. Applicants are encouraged to wear solid dark blue t-shirts. Attendees should bring necessary items such as a workout towel and proper hydration. First-time attendees of the APP Workouts are required to print out and complete the Applicant Preparation Program Waiver.pdf, and bring it with them to the workout. Click Register NOW! CHP - Golden Gate Division serves as the CHP Command Center for the nine Bay Area counties, providing the highest level of Safety, Service, and Security to ...over 7 million people. Our division is comprised of twelve Area Offices, three Commercial Vehicle Inspection Facilities, one Communications Center, and an Air Operations unit. Each Golden Gate Division Area office and inspection facility was strategically placed to provide the best and most efficient service from the dedicated members of the CHP.   The California Highway Patrol is the primary law enforcement agency for the freeways and highways of the State of California. In addition, the CHP is also responsible for all State-owned facilities and properties. The CHP also provides traffic enforcement services  and general law enforcement to the many unincorporated communities of the Bay Area. CHP also provides assistance to other law enforcement agencies as needed.   Our goal is to minimize the loss of life, personal injury, and property damage resulting from traffic collisions through enforcement, education, and engineering. To enforce the provisions of the California Vehicle Code and other laws to prevent crime.