Will a criminal conviction disqualify me for job consideration?
A criminal conviction will not automatically disqualify you from employment unless the position you have applied for requires that the incumbent have no criminal record due to the nature of the position (i.e., law enforcement).


The City of Grapevine performs background checks on those individuals applying for safety or security sensitive positions as well as other individuals who work with the public. While a criminal conviction will not automatically disqualify you, failure to honestly answer questions about criminal convictions constitutes falsification of an application and will automatically disqualify you from consideration by the City of Grapevine now and in the future. Therefore, you need to be sure you honestly and thoroughly complete all questions about criminal convictions.

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1. Who do I contact if I forget my username / password for my online account?
2. Where can I get information about current job opportunities with The City of Grapevine?
3. How do I apply for employment opportunities?
4. What does online access mean to you, the applicant?
5. Do I have to be a US Citizen to work for The City of Grapevine?
6. Is there a limit on the number of jobs that I can apply for?
7. How do I apply online if I do not have access to a computer?
8. Can I apply for jobs that are not currently open?
9. May I submit a resume?
10. How do I check the status of my application?
11. How will I know if my application has been received?
12. May I submit a paper application?
13. How do I update the information on my job application?
14. How long does it take to fill a position?
15. May I personally contact the individual in the hiring department who will conduct the interviews?
16. Will a criminal conviction disqualify me for job consideration?
17. Where is the Human Resources Department located?
18. What hours are you open?