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Below is the criteria for entry into the World Police & Fire Games. Please read carefully. If unsure of your eligibility after reading, a questionnaire is provided. Please answer all questions completely and submit to our office at the address, fax or e-mail listed at the bottom of the form.

WORLD POLICE AND FIRE GAMES ENTRANT ELIGIBILITY

In order to be eligible to compete in the World Police & Fire Games an athlete must be assigned to a public agency as a Law Enforcement Officer, Peace Officer, Firefighter, Customs, or Correctional Officers in good standing.

Or a Retired Full Time Law Enforcement Officer, Peace Officer, Firefighter, Customs, or Correctional Officers. All retired officers must provide proof of such service

Or a Reserve Law Enforcement Officer, Peace Officer, Firefighter, in good standing, of an eligible agency with a minimum of two years’ service.

Or an Emergency Medical Technician/Paramedic in good standing, of an eligible agency with a minimum of two years’ service. Retired Emergency Medical Technician/Paramedic with 10 or more years of service are invited to compete.

Or a Volunteer or Part time Firefighter, in good standing, of an eligible agency with a minimum of two years’ service. Retired volunteer or part time Firefighters with 10 or more years of service are invited to compete.

Or a Non-sworn, full-time employee (Active or Retired) of an eligible agency or organization in the capacity of 9-1-1 Dispatcher, Detention-Custodial Officer, Crime Scene Investigators, or Lifeguard. Retired employees and separated employees with 10 or more years of service from any of the above listed eligible agencies are invited to compete.

All participants must provide proof of service.

Eligibility to participate in the WPFG Games is at the discretion of the WPFG Board of Directors. Other Emergency Service agencies can make an application to the WPFG Eligibility Sub-Committee for consideration. The WPFG Board of Directors reserve the right to refuse entries from any individual or agency.

  • See lists under “Eligible Agencies”
  • Any person terminated from the service for less than honorable reasons shall not be considered eligible to compete regardless of length of service or retirement status.
  • Unless eligible by their own employment status, Spouses and/or family members ARE NOT eligible to compete in the WPFG.
  • Athletes claiming “retired” status MUST be retired in good standing from an eligible agency. Those claiming “retired” status must have served a minimum of ten (10) years in the eligible agency unless separated by medical reasons.
  • The WPFG has developed criteria for the purposes of determining eligibility for “retired” eligible athletes.
  • Verification of your status is required from your agency in order to participate.
  • If you are unsure of your eligibility status, contact the WPFG Headquarters in San Diego.

Grounds For Disqualification

  • Any person that enters the Games or attempts to enter the Games knowing that he/she is ineligible, or any coach or competitor that enters another person knowing that such person is ineligible, without having first obtained official approval, will be disqualified from the Games and further participation.
  • Any team with an ineligible player will be disqualified.
  • No refunds will be made in these situations.

RETIREMENT STATUS DEFINED

Any person that enters the WPFG as a retired Law Enforcement officer or Firefighter must provide identification, in the form of an identification card or letter of identification from their agency, at Host Registration.  The two primary eligible retirement status definitions are as follows:

Normal Retirement:  The person has served an eligible agency for a time long enough to qualify for service retirement and has reached the age established by their retirement system for such retirement.

Length of Service Retirement:  The person has completed no less than 20 years of good conduct service, and resigns from his/her service, with or without a retirement benefit.

Other criteria may apply, including “Deferred Retirement”, “Lump Sum Retirement”, “Contract Retirement” and “Disability Retirement”.  Contact the Federation Headquarters office in San Diego if you are unsure as to your status.  Upon request from the Host or the WPFGF, any medically retired entrant must provide a sport-specific medical release, authorizing that person to compete in the sport.

Any person terminated from an eligible agency for less than honorable reasons shall not be considered eligible to compete, regardless of length of service or retirement status.

AGENCY ELIGIBILITY

All eligible agencies must be specifically approved by the WPFG (see listing).  The WPFG may approve additional agencies, job descriptions and individuals if, after examination, it finds they qualify under the WPFG eligibility rules.  The following lists are examples of eligible agencies.

  • Municipal, State and National Police Departments/Services
  • Municipal, County, State and National Fire Departments/Services
  • County Sheriff’s Departments
  • County Correctional Officers
  • National and County Marshal’s Offices
  • District Attorney’s Investigators
  • Airport and Harbor/Port Police and Fire Departments Highway Patrols
  • National Border Patrols
  • National Bureaus of Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms
  • National/Federal Bureaus of Investigation
  • National Customs and Excise Services
  • National Department of Commerce: Special Agents
  • National Dept. of Treasury Criminal Investigators
    National Immigration & Naturalization Services
  • National and State Parole Agents
  • National Postal Inspectors
  • National Secret Service Agents
  • National and State Alcoholic Beverage Control Officers
  • National and State Criminal Investigators
  • State Lifeguards
  • National and State Bureaus of Narcotics
  • National and State Corrections Officers
  • National and State Departments of Fish and Game
  • National and State Departments of Forestry
  • Accredited University & College Police
  • County and State Probation Officers

Any agency or representative from an agency not mentioned above, meeting the requirements of a Police or Fire Agency as defined, may petition the WPFG Eligibility Committee for inclusion in the WPFG.

AGENCIES AND CLASSIFICATIONS SPECIFICALLY EXCLUDED:

  • Military Police and Fire Departments (non-civilian)
  • Private Business Fire Departments (Except as specifically approved)
  • Police Cadets, Interns, or Community Service Officers
  • Private Security Services
  • Private Paramedic Services
  • Pre-employment Police Science Students
  • Private Prisons

Direct inquiries to the WPFG office in San Diego for specific guidelines.

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