The King County Sheriff’s Office – along with Burien and SeaTac Police – have designed a program to educate the Community about all the departments within the King County Sheriff’s Office.
Students are given the opportunity to meet the K-9 dogs, go on Ride-Alongs with an Officer, see Bomb Squad exhibits and equipment, tour the 911 Communication Center, the SCORE facility, as well as get a “shot†at the Firearm Automated Training System…plus much, much more!
Learn the role of a law enforcement Police Officer and about the criminal justice system.
There is no charge for this academy.
Students will attend twelve Wednesday evening classes, which includes a graduation with a certificate of completion and pictures with class members and Police staff.
The next class will begin on Wednesday, March 14, 2018, and will be held from 6-9 p.m. at the SeaTac City Hall Council Chambers.
The class size is limited and will be filled on a first come, first serve basis..
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