The Gallatin County Sheriff’s Office in Bozeman, Montana, is offering locals a chance to participate in the Public Safety Academy, an interactive and educational program that provides an insider’s look at working in local law enforcement. Sheriff Dan Springer and his deputies will lead the academy, giving participants a unique opportunity to learn about the challenges and responsibilities of police work in the Gallatin Valley.
Highlighting the role of their police canines, Sheriff Springer emphasized the importance of socializing the dogs while also maintaining their working abilities. The academy, open to those 18 and older, will feature activities like mock traffic stops and pretend drug buys to give participants a hands-on experience.
The program is free of charge and will run for eight weeks, starting on March 25 with sessions held every Tuesday night. This initiative aims to foster a better understanding and appreciation for law enforcement among the public, while also providing valuable insights into the day-to-day operations of the Sheriff’s Office.
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