LAKE COUNTY >> The Lake County Sheriff’s Office announced it is still looking to fill spaces available for its 20th session of the LCSO Citizens’ Academy, scheduled to commence on May 31.
The Citizens’ Academy is a 15-class program that offers both lecture and hands-on instruction by sheriff’s deputies, custody staff, supervisors, and others in the field. The program aims to educate the community about law enforcement issues while welcoming those interested in starting a career in the field.
Applications must be received no later than May 16. There is no cost to those attending the academy; however, applicants must meet the following minimum qualifications:
Resident or employment in Lake County
At least 18 years of age
No felony convictions
No misdemeanor convictions within three years
Able to attend all fourteen sessions
The class size is limited to 25 students and the LCSO reports it is filling up. For additional information, contact the academy director, Lieutenant Corey Paulich, at 707-262-4234 or visit lakesheriff.com.
