Elk City Police Department Launches Free Citizen’s Police Academy

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Elk City, OK – The Elk City Police Department is inviting community members to participate in its first-ever Citizen’s Police Academy, a free program designed to provide insight into local law enforcement operations.

The academy aims to foster a stronger relationship between police officers and the public by offering classroom instruction and hands-on training led by local law enforcement. Participants will gain a better understanding of police procedures, training, and responsibilities, helping to build an informed community with open communication between citizens and officers.

This program is not about turning participants into officers but rather creating better-informed citizens who understand the many responsibilities of law enforcement,” the department stated.

Academy Details

?? When: Begins Thursday, March 13, and continues every Thursday evening from 6 PM to 9 PM for 10 weeks.

?? Where: Elk City Police Department Gun Range (19607 E. 1100 Rd., Elk City, OK 73644)

Requirements:

?? Must be 18 years or older

?? Must have no criminal record (background check required)

?? Must have a connection to Elk City (live, work, or own property in the city)

Applications are available at the Elk City Police Department, by email request (cookj@elkcity.com), or online via QR code on the academy flyer.

For more information, contact Assistant Police Chief John Cook at 580-225-1212.


 
 

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