Community Police Academy begins five week session on September 3, 2025

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The Lake Forest Park Police Department announces a free Community Police Academy starting September 3, 2025, to educate residents about policing and foster community relations. This five-week program will occur every Wednesday evening from 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM. Classes will cover various aspects of police work, including patrol operations, K-9 units, and investigations, blending classroom learning with hands-on activities led by officers and detectives. Participants will also engage in open discussions, promoting transparency and trust between the police and the community. While the academy is not a stepping stone to a law enforcement career, it provides crucial insight into the operations of the police department.

Lake Forest Park's commitment to community engagement has contributed to its status as one of Washington's safest cities. Residents are encouraged to sign up soon, as space is limited. This initiative highlights the importance of community involvement in maintaining low crime rates.

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