
Police Officers teach the students about firearms, defensive and arrest
tactics, patrol procedures, accident investigations, drug investigations,
criminal investigations, and operating while under the influence
investigations. Students of the program will also complete a four (4)
hour ride-along with a member of the Rhinelander Police Department.Community involvement is the most powerful, efficient, and practical force any law enforcement agency has in its fight against crime. It is through this partnership that crime prevention can be more effective and successful. For more information about the academy, contact Sergeant Rebecca Miller or Chief Michael Steffes at the Rhinelander Police Department.
Thank you for your interest in the program and we hope to see you in an upcoming class!
The North Star Journal News Coverage of the Citizen's Police Academy
Click on the links below to read news articles of the Citizen's Police Academy. A special thank you to The North Star Journal and Laurie Lenten (a Citizen's Academy Participant) for providing the news articles for the website.
2/10/08 - A sobering first day 2/17/08 - A hesitant use of force
2/24/08 - Academy Camaraderie 3/02/08 - A whole new perspective
3/09/08 - The gamut of emotions 3/16/08 - All good things must come to an end
The Rhinelander Police Department would like to thank the following sponsors of the Citizen's Police Academy
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Channel 12 (WJFW) News Coverage of the Citizen's Police Academy
Click on the links below to see video footage of the Citizen's Police Academy. A special thank you to Channel 12 and Barclay Pollak (a Citizen's Academy Participant) for providing the video for the website.
Click here to download an application for the Citizen's Police Academy