On Tuesday evening, October 10, 2017, the Lawrenceville Police Department hosted the first in a series of quarterly public information forums designed to educate the public on the responsibilities of local law enforcement while strengthening community relations and continuing to bridge the gap between police officers and civilians.
Recruit Travis Leslie and his co-recruits wanted to do a community project. Travis worked on Habitat projects in NY and did the research on how to get involved with Habitat in Gwinnett County.
Applications are currently being accepted for this season’s Citizens Police Academy.
Only a few spots remain! The City of Duluth Police Department is proud to announce the scheduling of a Citizen Police Academy. Citizens are invited to attend this free academy, which has been designed to introduce citizen to the various functions of police work. The department is now accepting applications. The thirty-hour course will begin on January 23 and end on May 24, 2014.
The Lawrenceville Police Department is now offering a Citizens Police Academy (CPA) to the citizens of Lawrenceville and Gwinnett County. The CPA is designed to educate citizens about their police department and how officers enforce local and state laws.
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