Openings still available for those interested in community police support training.

By Staff

BURLINGTON, ON  November 21, 2011  –  Are you interested in learning more about the Forensic Identification Unit, the Tactical and Rescue Unit, or the Collision Reconstruction Unit? Are you curious to know what it’s really like to be a police officer? Want to know about fraud and identity theft prevention?

The Halton Regional Police Service still has spots available for the upcoming session of the Citizen Police Academy.  This informative and innovative program runs from 7-10 pm every Tuesday night for ten weeks, between January 24th and March 27th.

Each week participants are given presentations on various aspects of the Police Service. Just a few of the areas of the Police Service that are covered include Recruiting, Hostage Negotiations, Major Crime Investigations, Diversity, Police Training Unit, Polygraph, Morality/Drugs, and the Communications Bureau.

Halton Regional Police offering community, police support training. Application form on the web site

This voluntary program is designed for anyone who wants to improve their knowledge of their local Police Service, and policing in Canada in general. Preference is given to persons who reside in, work in, or own a business in the Region of Halton.

Sergeant Kim Hill, Community Policing Support, is the driving force behind this effort.  She can be reached at  905 825-4747 x4901 or be in touch with Wendy Gzechowski, Community Policing Support, 905 825-4747 x5042

There is more information on the HRPS web site along with an application form.

www.haltonpolice.ca – click on Community Policing/Public Safety & Education folder.

 

 

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