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Youth Citizen's Police Academy

Youth Citizen's Academy photo radarWhat’s it all about?

This June, the Peoria Police Department Police Activities League will present the Youth Citizen’s Police Academy to help build relationships with kids entering the 7th and 8th grades. This program is intended to introduce children entering junior high school to what the Peoria Police Department is all about. This program is FREE, thanks to a grant from the U.S. Department of Justice.  
 
All participants will receive a T-Shirt and certificate upon completion of the coursework.  On the final day, students will get to tour the police station and have lunch.

What will be taught at this Academy? 

The course work will be similar to our adult citizen’s academy, however, for the kids, there will be more hands on activities and more fun!

• Alcohol and DUI/Vision Goggles
• Arizona Law
• Arrest Procedures/Defensive Tactics
• Basic First Aid
• Crime Scenes/Collecting Evidence
• Dangerous Drug Education/Prevention
• Equipment Demos
• Ethics/Character/Integrity
• Gangs
• Gun Safety
• Internet Crime/Predators
• Operating a Police Radar Gun
• Traffic Stops

NOTE - Children will not shoot firearms. Some physical and hands on activity will be encouraged. Youth Citizen's Academy self defense 

Requirements

This academy is open to boys and girls entering 7th or 8th grade in Fall 2013.  Students must reside in Peoria or attend a school within the Peoria city limits, and not have attended a previous academy. There is no academic requirement; however, good behavior is required at all times! This is not a boot camp or program for rebellious teens. This free program requires a parental/guardian permission slip and waiver, which is included in the application packet.  Transportation to and from the school is the responsibility of the parent/guardian.  

What To Do If You Are Interested In Applying

Click on the link below to download the academy application.  The specific dates, times, and locations are listed on the first page of the application.  Please fill out the application in it’s entirety.  NOTE:  The waiver form MUST be notarized to be considered for participation.  Any incomplete applications will not be considered until all the information is received. 

Youth Citizens Police Academy Application

Youth Citizens Police Academy Pamphlet

Thank you for your interest in the 2013 Youth Citizen’s Police Academy!  If you have any questions or need further information not included in the application or pamphlet, please contact (623) 773-5046.  We look forward to seeing your child in June!