Gloucester Police Accepting Citizens Police Academy Applications
More than 100 Gloucester Residents Have Gone Through 4-Week Program
Police Chief Leonard Campanello announces that the Gloucester Police Department is now accepting applications for the annual Citizens Police Academy program.
“Citizens Police Academy is a great way for our residents to learn what it is really like to be a police officer, working a beat and serving our community every day,” Chief Campanello said. “I encourage anyone with an interest in police work, or who simply wants to see how we do our jobs, to sign up.”
Running Tuesday, Oct. 28, 2014, and continuing for the next four weeks, the department will offer the free program for Gloucester residents age 18 and over. Gloucester Police Officers will instruct students on subjects such as domestic violence, motor vehicle law, patrol procedures, accidents, firearms awareness, juvenile and drug problems, and many other topics relevant to police work.
The academy will also include a police ride-along and a tour of the Middleton House of Correction.
This class experience is designed to bring citizens into the station and give them a clear picture of what it’s like to be a Gloucester Police Officer. Citizens will learn a great deal about all aspects of police work and leave with a true representation of life as a police officer.
Please complete the application and drop it off at the front desk of the police
station or mail it to:
Lt. John McCarthy
Gloucester Police Department
197 Main Street,
Gloucester, MA 01930
The department will notify accepted applicants on or before October 21. Feel free to contact Lt. John McCarthy at 978-281-9900 with any questions
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Oarmaster’s Cup Race October 11th.
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This year’s Oarmaster’s Cup Race is scheduled for Saturday, October 11th, 10 AM at Maritime Gloucester. The course will be the same as previous years starting off the pier at Maritime Gloucester out around Ten Pound Island and back (1-3/4 miles & pending weather). This final race of the season crowns the finest “singles” rower in the US and all members are welcomed to participate or at the very least come down and watch. Participants should reply to this email to pre-register. If the weather cooperates we will finish the race heats and enjoy lunch on the pier. Hope to see you all there!
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Website redesign & 2015 Focus
A complete overhaul has been completed on the IDRC’s website to allow more up-to-date information, better connectivity to social media and easier access for our members (check it out at www.internationaldories.com). We have included in the redesign better information for new members on how to get started and online payment options for dues. This is a work in progress, so please offer any feedback or suggestions.
With our focus on the 2015 season, we are planning our year end board meeting for the end of October and hope to fill some empty seats. Board members help make the yearly schedule, put on our various events, support our races, help with boat maintenance, make new member introductions, etc. If you have some time to donate, please join us at our year end board meeting at the end of October (date/location tba).
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