Who They Are

The United States Secret Service Police, officially known as the U.S. Secret Service Uniformed Division (UD), is a federal law enforcement organization within the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. The Uniformed Division is responsible for providing physical security and law enforcement protection for some of the nation’s most sensitive and high‑profile locations.

What They Do

Secret Service Uniformed Division officers carry out protective and law enforcement duties, including:

• Protecting the White House Complex, Vice President’s Residence, and other designated sites
• Providing security for foreign diplomatic missions in Washington, DC
• Conducting patrols and access control operations
• Responding to security incidents and emergencies
• Supporting protective missions and major national events
• Serving in specialized units such as K‑9, Emergency Response Team, Counter Sniper, and Motorcade Support

Career Opportunities

The Secret Service Uniformed Division offers federal law enforcement career paths, including:

• Uniformed Division Officer (Entry‑Level)
• Specialized and tactical unit assignments
• Supervisory and leadership roles
• Protective operations and mission support positions

What They Look For

• Exceptional integrity, professionalism, and accountability
• Ability to perform in high‑visibility, high‑security environments
• Strong situational awareness and decision‑making skills
• Commitment to public service and national security
• Ability to meet federal hiring standards, background checks, and physical requirements

Why Work for the U.S. Secret Service Police?

• Mission‑critical work protecting national leadership and landmarks
• Competitive federal pay, benefits, and retirement system
• Advanced law enforcement and protective training
• Opportunities for specialized assignments and career advancement
• Service in one of the nation’s most respected federal agencies

Ideal For Job Seekers Interested In

• Federal Law Enforcement
• Protective and Security Services
• Criminal Justice
• Homeland Security
• Public Service and National Security Careers

Protecting the nation’s leaders, institutions, and democratic process.