Police Cadet Program

(PINE BLUFFS, Wyo.) — Working together across state lines to catch the criminals and train up our youth. Check out this new program just announced.

From Pine Bluffs Police Department

The Pine Bluffs Police Department, Laramie County Sheriff’s Office, and Kimball Nebraska Police Department would like to announce the first Cadet Meeting on June 30th at 3pm in the Pine Bluffs Town Hall conference room.

The Police Cadet program is for youth ages 13-21! Cadets will learn and experience elements of Police, Corrections, and First Responder jobs. Cadets will also be participating in various events.

If you have submitted an application, we will reach out to you soon, However, all are welcome. If you have not submitted or received an application, that is fine. Come see what the program will be like and meet our team. We will have applications at the meeting along with refreshments!

If you would like an application ahead of time or would like to join but can’t make the meeting, you may email asmith@pinebluffswy.gov

This is just another indication of the cooperation between agencies across state lines.

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