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Frontenac Police Department's home alarm monitoring program.

What to do in Active Shooter Situations

Citizens Police Academy--A nine-week class is usually held once a year in the spring. In the past it has met on Tuesday evenings from 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm at the Creve Coeur Police Department and neighboring police agencies. Topics covered include constitutional law, criminal law, traffic enforcement, DWI investigation, criminal investigation, police weaponry and weapons safety. All participants will have the opportunity to complete a police ride-along, police role-play, and shoot police pistols in the firing range.

The 12th class of the Creve Coeur, Town & Country, Olivette, Des Peres,  and Frontenac Citizens Police Academy will begin on March 6,  2012. For more details, go to the Creve Coeur web site.

The academy is open to all residents. A criminal background check of all applicants will be completed, and a waiver must be signed. Contact the Creve Coeur Crime Prevention Officer at 314-442-2075 for more information or complete the application online. 

Click to register online.

Advanced Citizens Police Academy--A series of special sessions with speakers from other areas of law enforcement such as the US Marshall's Office, FBI, US Postal Inspectors, and most recently (May 2011) the St. Louis County SWAT Team. This is held once or twice a year and graduates of the Citizens Police Academy are invited. 

Community Emergency Response Team (CERT)

This class introduces citizens to the CERT program and is open to all people regardless of their age or physical ability. This five week program, which is usually taught in the spring and fall, gives students training in: Disaster Preparedness, Fire Suppression, Disaster Medical Operations, Light Search and Rescue Operations, Team Organization, Disaster Psychology and Weapons of Mass Destruction. Upon completing all blocks of instruction and a mock disaster drill, trainees will receive disaster supplies and a certificate of completion. It is taught through the Creve Coeur and Town & Country Police Departments and other local agencies.  

The most recent basic CERT class was completed in October 2011 and the next class is scheduled to begin on  May 8, 2012.  All classes will be held at the West County EMS & Fire Protection District #2 located at 13790 Manchester Rd.  Participation is limited to the first 40 registrants.

Click to register online or call Creve Coeur Crime Prevention Officer Grace Fico at 314-442-2075.  The class is limited to the first forty registrants.

 See the Creve Coeur web site  for complete information.

For more information, contact CLP Communications Coordinator Jonathan Carey-Voris.