Summer Youth Police Academy (Free Program) Ages: 10 through 15 years old
Dates: July 7 – August 15, 2008 (Monday-Thursday, 6 weeks)
Place: Bronx Community College
Contact: Sergeant Margaret O’Gara, NYPD
Telephone: (347) 236-6240
The program takes only 100 youth on a first - come first - served basis. Applications are now available and can be downloaded off the computer at http://nyc.gov/nypd look for community affairs then youth programs. Or you may call (718) 843-8855 and ask for an application. The Summer Youth Police Academy is a free program where uniforms, equipment, meals, and trips are all paid for by the NYPD.
Summer Session Class Schedule Session I (June 9 - June 25)
Session II (June 30 - July 30)
Session III (June 30 - July 30)
Registration for summer classes begins on April 25 2008.
Contact: Office of the Registrar Phone: 718-289-5710
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