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Want To Learn About The Escambia Sheriff’s Office? Attend Free Academy
August 6, 2008
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Department will hold a Citizen’s Law Enforcement Academy beginning next week, and North Escambia residents are encouraged to apply.
“We’d love to have you there,” coordinator Rhonda Ray from the Escambia Sheriff’s Department told the Century Town Council.
The 10 week academy will introduce attendees to various aspects of the sheriff’s department and its daily operations. People that attend the academy will learn about the patrol, detention, traffic, DUI enforcement, swat, air operations, investigations, crime scene, K-9, narcotics and other divisions of the county’s law enforcement branch. Students will also have a chance to tour the jail and dispatch center.
The academy will be held on Tuesdays from six until nine p.m. beginning August 12. There is no cost, and meals are included.
If you are interested in attending the academy, you can download an application by clicking here.
Pictured above: Rhonda Ray from the Escambia Sheriff’s Department explains the Citizen’s Law Enforcement Academy to the Century Town Council. NorthEscambia.com photo.
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