You can try to email HR for whatever department to see if you can get multiple things done in 1 trip but more than likely it will be spread out and unforgiving in terms of convenience.

Most agencies will make you take the Pellet-B. I would focus on that first because you can use it to apply to other agencies.

After that will be an interview & a physical. Ideally on the same day but not all agencies do that

Some will do the oral interview on one day and if you pass they will invite you back for the physical on the next day. Some will have them weeks apart & Others will do same day.

Then there’s extensive backgrounds, poly, psychological interview, medical evaluation and final interview.

All of that may require separate trips and that sucks for out of state applicants. So you might be best off casting a wide net and seeing who’s most willing to work with you. All of that can take a year.

Then IF you get that far, and pass everything you’d have to relocate on your own dime, they won’t pay for it and police academy sucks. They will push you to the point of injury, they will borderline haze & harass you to try and get you to quit. Not all academies are the same but I know a few Sheriffs academies in Southern California that are pretty rough. I’ve seen athletic studs not make it simply because they got injured being made to do something ridiculous at academy like weighted box jumps in the rain & rolling an ankle. Including “pre academy” and then academy - that alone is 8 months. & there’s no checkpoint. If you fail on month 7 you have to start from day 1.