From the McHenry County Sheriff’s Office:
Citizen’s Police Academy Applications Available
The McHenry County Sheriff’s Office is accepting applications for its 10-week Citizen’s Police Academy (CPA). The class will run every Tuesday starting September 7, 2021, with graduation set for November 16, 2021.
Classes will be held weekly from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the McHenry County Sheriff’s Office – Training Division.
The CPA consists of a series of classes, discussions, and demonstrations of the various operations and divisions of the Sheriff’s Office.
The goal of the CPA is to facilitate an enjoyable, educational, hands-on learning experience in the field of law enforcement while expanding our communities’ knowledge of the various services we provide.
To be a participant you must be at least 18 years of age, complete an application, and pass a criminal background check.
Preference is given to those that live in McHenry County.
Those who work in McHenry County or are non-residents are also encouraged to apply.
The Citizen’s Police Academy is offered free of charge.
Participants who successfully complete the CPA will have the opportunity to apply to become a member of the Sheriff’s Office Volunteer Program.
Applications can be downloaded from the McHenry County Sheriff’s Office webpage at www.mchenrysheriff.org Applications must be submitted in person or by email to the Sheriff’s Office by Friday, August 16, 2021.
Anyone with questions can contact the Community Relations Division at (815) 338-2064 or email kebyrnes@mchenrycountyil.gov
Let’s look at Tadelman and put him under the microscope for the Deputy Pyle gay pedophile case and why the Dept. protected Pyle!
Sounds like a good program as long as they dont do like Cary’s and make you nothing but a Traffic Cone at events where they need help.
Where are the programs that allow citizens to actually help and patrol and report and help prevent real crime near where they live?
All we hear is “insurance” as the excuse not to, from lazy Police Chiefs, whereas other towns and states make it part of their overall community policing.
Oh well, traffic cone duty is easy.
I’m sure the County Program is a good one as far as learning and seeing what the County Sherrifs do which is all good.
I have no idea what their trying to accomplish, when it appears to me that turn signals are far to advanced for most humans.
Rob Tadelman is a Big Government freak who is another shadow Democrat masquerading as a Republican.