Town Police Seeking Citizens Academy Participants

Thu, 03/07/2024 - 09:19

Durell Godfrey

March 7, 2024

For the East Hampton Town Police Department's spring 2024 Citizens Academy program, those interested have until Monday, March 18, to submit applications. The 10-week session begins Wednesday, March 20.

According to an announcement, the program offers "first-hand" insight into "how East Hampton Town police officers perform their duties and serve the East Hampton Town community."

Applicants must be at least 17 years old, live in East Hampton Town, and have a valid driver's license. Background checks will be performed on those who apply. Additional information can be accessed online at ehamptonny.gov/193/Police or by phone at 631-537-7575, extension 542.

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