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VOORHEES RESIDENTS ARE INVITED TO SEE WHAT IT IS LIKE TO BE A POLICE OFFICER
Voorhees, NJ (01/22/2020):  The Voorhees Police Department is excited to announce our 5th Citizen’s Police Academy which will begin on Tuesday, 03/10/2020. Classes will meet on most Tuesday nights from 6:30PM-9:30PM, concluding with a
graduation ceremony on 05/12/2020 (final dates TBA).  The training will take place at our Police Headquarters and several off-site locations.  This course will offer our residents an inside exclusive look at the training and behind the scenes activities that make the Voorhees Twp Police Department function in a professional, effective, and efficient manner.
 “This is yet another program that we feel will expand our community-based efforts.  It will continue to keep open lines of communication and create a better understanding for the community about police officer operations, specifically here in Voorhees,” said Voorhees Twp Police Chief Louis Bordi.
The course will cover:
Firearms Simulator Training
Crime Scene Investigation/Mock Crime Scene
A tour of our Police Headquarters
Patrol/Investigations Bureaus
K-9 Unit demonstrations and meet and greet with our police dogs
Police use of force/ Police Stress
Central Communications Center (911) Tour
Traffic Unit/mock car stops
Internal Affairs/Body Worn Cameras/ Active Shooter/Media Relations
Community Affairs/School Safety/Domestic Violence
 
This course will host approximately 30 Voorhees residents, ages 18 and over.  Applicants will be required to successfully pass a background examination including warrant, NCIC, driver’s license checks, and NJ and Interstate Criminal History checks.  Those who are accepted will be notified via email.  Selected applicants will also need to complete a waiver of liability form.
To apply to the Voorhees Police Citizen Academy, visit our website at:
http://www.vtpd.com/about-us/community-collaboration/citizen-police-academy/
The deadline for applications is 02/18/2020 at 5pm.
 
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For more information on how to apply for this program, please contact:
Sergeant Derek Hawkins
[email protected]
856-882-1104