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Citizens Academy to be held by City of Columbia The City of Columbia will hold its first Citizens Academy - a class led by representatives of the Columbia Police Department with assistance from other first response agencies. The first class will be an initial four week session consisting of one day a week for a period of two hours. The initial class will focus on the structure of the police department, emergency response, drug and alcohol training, possible tours of emergency organizations, and crime scene investigations. There will be a graduation ceremony at the end of the class. Although the initial class will be four weeks; future classes are expected to last from eight to ten weeks as they prepare a more extensive curriculum. "We are excited about this in our community," said Chief Charles Greer of the Columbia Police Department. Mayor Hoots, who has previously attended a couple of the Citizen Academies, is happy about the prospect for Columbia. "I think this is an excellent source of the community working together." Applications will be available within the next two weeks. For more information call 270-403-0017. This story was posted on 2024-04-17 15:30:57
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