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Moscow Police Department Announces 24th Annual Citizen Police Academy

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The Moscow Police Department announces its 24th Annual Citizen Police Academy, running from January 7 to March 14, 2026. This ten-week program offers community members a comprehensive look at law enforcement practices, including topics such as patrol procedures, drug investigations, and emergency vehicle operation. Classes will take place in the Moscow Police Department Training Room at 155 Southview Avenue, providing a hands-on learning experience. Applications are available online and at the MPD Lobby, with a submission deadline of December 19, 2025. The initiative aims to strengthen trust and communication between local residents and police officers.

Historically, such programs have improved community engagement with law enforcement. For further inquiries, interested individuals can contact Officer Jason Summers at (208) 883-7065. This academy represents a vital step in enhancing community policing efforts in Moscow.

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