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Citizen Police Academy
Chief Jonathan White and the Rosenberg Police Department would like to invite all citizens of Fort Bend County to attend the annual Rosenberg Police Citizen Police Academy.
The purpose of the Citizen Police Academy is to provide the public with a better understanding of the daily operations of the Rosenberg Police Department through educational sessions covering different aspects of law enforcement. The Rosenberg Police Citizen Police Academy is a ten week program, including a graduation ceremony on the final week. Classes are held every Thursday evening from 7 pm until 9 pm. After completion of the academy, you will have a better understanding on the operations of a 911 center, the daily role of police officers and how they interact with the public, how Detectives and Crime Scene Technicians investigate crimes and collect and evidence for prosecutions and more. Apply online and join the approximately 450 plus citizens who have graduated from the Rosenberg Citizen Police Academy.
Topics Covered
Each week, you will be exposed to the various divisions and specialized units at the Rosenberg Police Department. Topics may include:
- Patrol Procedures
- Accident Investigations
- 911 Communications
- Criminal Investigations
- Crime Scene Investigations
- County Jail Tour
- K9
- Narcotics
- Civilian Response to Active Shooter training
- SWAT
- What is the purpose of conducting the Citizen Police Academy?
- Will I receive any type of police certification from this academy?
- Where did the concept originate?
- What was the Rosenberg Police Department’s incentive for starting the Citizen Police Academy?
- Where does the class meet?
- Who attends the Citizen Police Academy?
- How do you apply?
- What would disqualify me from being accepted into the Citizens Police Academy?
- When are the classes?
- How many classes can I miss before disqualification?