Prince George Youth Public Safety Academy
The Prince George County Police Department, in conjunction with Fire & EMS, held its first YPSA (Youth Public Safety Academy) from June 19th to June 30th in 2017. Prince George YPSA is a two-week-long camp designed to expose our young citizens to role models in public safety – namely their local police, fire, and emergency medical services (EMS) personnel, as well as to teach them valuable life and safety lessons. The academy is limited to twenty-five students in each class, with a minimum of 10 students for the class to run.
Requirements:
Interest in Public Safety (Fire or EMS)
Commitment to successfully complete the academy.
Prince George County students, rising 9th thru 12th grade
One written reference letter from a staff member at the applicant’s current school
Topics Include:
Crime Scene Investigations
Fire Suppression
Evidence Collection
Vehicle Extrications
Crisis Intervention
Search and Rescue
Building Searches
High Angle Rescues
Defensive Driving
Traffic Laws
Judicial Process
Investigations
K-9 (dogs in police activities)
AND MORE!!!
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