citizens police academy

The ten-week academy, which is free and open to the public, begins on October 4 and runs through December 6.

Registration is now open for the Cheyenne Police Department’s Citizens Police Academy.

The ten-week academy, which is free and open to the public, begins on September 7 and runs through November 9.

After a year and a half of work, Cheyenne's new Public Safety Center is nearly complete.

Registration is now open for the Cheyenne Police Department's Citizens Police Academy. The ten-week academy, which is free and open to the public, begins on August 5 and runs through October 7. "All it is is just giving people basically an education of what we do here and what an average day at the Cheyenne Police Department looks like," said Officer Dan Long...

Cheyenne Police will be hosting a free ten-week Citizens Police Academy that starts on Sept. 24.

Officer Dan Long says the agency is currently four people short of being fully staffed, and is making up some of that difference by using the citizen volunteers.

Long says the ten-week course gives people the chance to learn how police work and investigations are really conducted, as opposed to the way it is portrayed on television and in movies.

The Cheyenne Police Department is taking applications for it's next Citizen's Police Academy, according to spokesman Officer Dan Long. He says the course will cover a wide range of topics related to police work, including such areas as criminal investigations, narcotics and crime scene processing...

The Cheyenne Police Department is offering it's Citizen's Police Academy course starting March 14th, according to spokesman Sgt. Rob Dafoe. He says the course is a concise version of the training police officers receive,  covering topics ranging from processing a crime scene to narcotics investigation...