The Pennsylvania State Police will be hosting a Citizen’s Police Academy (CPA) at the Adams County Department of Emergency Services starting in March.
The program will expand citizen’s knowledge and understanding of the law and explore the way PA State Police operate.
The Academy will involve 20 hours of instruction, spread out over ten days.
Participants will meet each Monday from 6 to 8 p.m., starting on March 18th and running through May 20.
Students must be at 75 percent or more of the scheduled classes to graduate and earn a certificate.
The class size is limited to allow greater interaction. Citizens are selected from a number of interested applicants.
To apply, you must be 18 years old and be a resident of Pennsylvania.
Applications can be picked up at the State Police station in Gettysburg on Old Harrisburg Pike or you can email easbury@pa.gov for an electronic copy.
The deadline for submission is March 12.
The program will expand citizen’s knowledge and understanding of the law and explore the way PA State Police operate.
The Academy will involve 20 hours of instruction, spread out over ten days.
Participants will meet each Monday from 6 to 8 p.m., starting on March 18th and running through May 20.
Students must be at 75 percent or more of the scheduled classes to graduate and earn a certificate.
The class size is limited to allow greater interaction. Citizens are selected from a number of interested applicants.
To apply, you must be 18 years old and be a resident of Pennsylvania.
Applications can be picked up at the State Police station in Gettysburg on Old Harrisburg Pike or you can email easbury@pa.gov for an electronic copy.
The deadline for submission is March 12.