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Guilford PD Hosting First Citizen Police Academy In 3 Years
Guilford residents 16 and older can apply and learn more about the department over the course of 10 weeks.
GUILFORD, CT — Guilford police will host the first citizens police academy class in three years.
The new class is scheduled to begin March 23. The 10-week academy includes 30 hours of instruction taught in three-hour sessions every Thursday from 6 to 9 p.m. Attendees will learn about elements of crimes, a general overview of the department, laws and take a patrol ride-along.
State and federal agencies will also present at the academy to show how different levels of law enforcement work together.
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Residents who are interested in attending can contact Sgt. Jakober or Officer Gingras in the Crime Prevention Unit at 203-453-8061 or email at jakoberm@guilfordct.gov.
The class is limited to 30 people. Residents must be 16 years of age or older.
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