Moscow Police Department Announces 24th Annual Citizen Police Academy

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The Moscow Police Department will host its 24th Annual Citizen Police Academy on October 13, 2025, aiming to educate the community about local law enforcement. This program allows residents to engage directly with officers and understand police operations and crime prevention efforts. Participants will receive insights into the challenges and responsibilities of the police force in Moscow. The academy fosters transparency and encourages community involvement, which is essential for effective policing. Previous editions of the academy have received positive feedback, highlighting the importance of building trust between citizens and law enforcement.

The event is free to attend and open to all interested in learning more about their local police department. This initiative reflects a broader trend of police departments nationwide seeking to improve community relations. Interested individuals can register and find more details on the police department's website.

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