This year’s Citizens Academy graduates are (front row, l-r) Mitsie Benton, Gary Anderson, Rebecca Mullen, Nancy Usakewicz, Michele Christie, James Plant, Selena Sierra, Jessica Barkley, and Irma Gaitan. (back row, l-r): Deputy Jeffrey Jordan, Sheriff Gary Cutler, Wayne Kendrick, Edgar Josephson, Rebecca Duran, Kenneth Christie, Paula Brown, Larry Morris, Aart Millecam, Charles Curtis, Sandra Bryant, Gary Callon, Jeffrey Usakewicz, Renee Sample and Chief Deputy Jamie Page. Not pictured, Catlyn Bone. (Photo by Lt. Dennis Gutierrez)
STAFF REPORTS
Twenty-two Hays County citizens graduated from the Hays County Sheriff’s Office Citizens Academy, Class Number 25, last week. The course began in 1998, over 500 residents of Hays County have attended the Citizens Academy. The course, instructed by Hays County Sheriff’s Office deputies, correction officers, detectives, emergency communication officers, and police officers from the San Marcos Police Department, is 13 weeks long, and consists of approximately 45 hours of instruction. Participants observe a SWAT team exercise, participate in emergency vehicle operations, and have a chance to shoot firearms with deputies. Applications will be available in July for the next Hays County Sheriff’s Office Citizens Academy scheduled for August. For further information or questions, contact Deputy Jeff Jordan at 512-393-7373 or jeff.jordan@co.hays.tx.us.
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