Nine-week program offering accelerated courses begins Sept 10
Roseville, Calif. – The Placer County District Attorney’s Office has only a few spots left for their 2024 Fall Citizens Academy.
The DA’s Citizens Academy is a nine-week program offering accelerated courses each week. During the academy, Placer County citizens will learn about the District Attorney’s Office, its role within the criminal justice system, how state law affects our local communities and how residents can get involved.
Courses
Scheduled academy courses will include information on all the office’s dedicated units, special victim cases, Collaborative Courts and victim services, an introduction to the District Attorney Investigations Unit and more.
Local issues and state policy impacts
Participants will also have direct access to District Attorney Morgan Gire and the District Attorney team to ask questions about key issues affecting Placer County, how state policy decisions affect the process and more.
The course starts Sept. 10 and will be held every Tuesday from 6-9 p.m. through November 5 at the Rocklin Police Department.
Residents can apply at www.placer.ca.gov/DACitizensAcademy
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