Sheriff's Citizens Academy Graduation
Wednesday, May 26, 2010 01:57 pm | 05/26/2010 02:01 pm
Sheriff Roger Duncan is proud to announce that the participants of the seventh consecutive “Citizens Sheriff’s Academy” celebrated their graduation on Thursday night at the Boerne Community Center. With the graduation of this class there have been 156 citizens who have completed the Academy.
The Citizen’s Sheriff’s Academy is a 10 week course designed for the citizens of Kendall County to learn more about how their Sheriff’s Office operates and the challenges the deputies face on a day-to-day basis.
The academy began on March 23, 2010 and participants met weekly and received instruction on Criminal Law, Traffic Stops, Criminal Justice Court System, Patrol Duties, County Jail Overview, Criminal Investigations, as well as Firearms proficiency.
“The purpose of the Academy is to enhance the relationship between the Sheriff’s Office and the community, and to give them a better understanding of our values, organization and operations” said Sheriff Duncan.
If you are interested in attending this very popular program please contact Sergeant Cody Neal at (830) 249-9721 for more details or log onto www.kendallcountysheriff.com.
Individuals in attached photo are identified as follows:Sitting left to right: Sheriff Roger Duncan, Rodney Little, Cheryl Smith, Linda Stephens, Deanie Jones, Minerva Taylor, Kerry Phillip, Cheryl Perz, Kathy Hubbard and Candace Velvin.Standing left to right: Charles Lander, Jeff Stephens, Chuck Smith, Ronnie Wilde, Thom Dunaway, Johnny Jones, Marvin Newby, Brad Mitchell, David Wartenberg, Donald White Jr., James Little, Hank Dubuy Jr. and RonHubbard. Not pictured: Mike Schultz, Jerry Wassum Sr. and Andra Wisian
