Thursday, September 02, 1999
Fairfield to conduct citizens police course
The Cincinnati Enquirer
FAIRFIELD — City police will conduct a citizens police academy beginning Sept. 14.
The academy, designed to help citizens better understand police and their role in the community, will meet each Tuesday from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. for 10 weeks.
Course topics include: traffic laws and crash investigation; criminal and juvenile investigation; undercover vice investigation; use of force policy; citizen complaint process; crime prevention; and a ride-along program.
The course is not designed to prepare citizens to take action on their own or to prepare them for a law enforcement career, officials said.
Potential candidates must meet the following criteria: be age 21 or older, live or work in the city or be employed by an agency that has a working relationship with Fairfield police, have no felony arrests and no misdemeanor arrests within five years of application.
Any of the requirements may be waived upon review and approval of the chief of police or the academy commander. Class size is limited and priority will be given to those who live or work in Fairfield.
Applications are available at police headquarters, 4951 Dixie Highway.
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