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New Hampshire Police Cadet Training Academy
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The 39th annual Cadet Academy will be held June 23-29, 2012 at the NH Technical Institute in Concord.
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AGE 14 THROUGH 20 MAY ATTEND THE WEEKLONG ACADEMY
See the videos- NH Chronicle segment from WMUR Channel 9, Manchester, NH.
NH Chiefs Video Promo featuring Cadet Academy graduates
ENROLLMENT STATUS as of 02/19/12
Remaining Enrollments: Basic Class- 86, Advanced Class- 20, Leadership Class- 12
Northeast Regional Law Enforcement Explorers Association
The New Hampshire Police Association and the New Hampshire Chiefs of Police along with the Exploring Division of the Daniel Webster Council, have held a training academysince 1973. Young men and women, age 14 through 20 may attend the weeklong academy.
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The Academy will be held June 23-29 at the NH Technical Institute (NHTI) in Concord, NH. It is a residential program requiring the Cadets to report Saturday morning and they are dismissed after graduation the following Friday.
There are three academy classes held during the same week. The Academy starts with the Basic class, held for the first time cadet and is limited to 90 applicants. The cadet who returns for the second year, attends the Advanced Class. This is limited to thirty applicants. The cadet who returns a third year, is usually serious about a career in law enforcement and attends the Leadership Class. This is limited to fifteen applicants.
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During the course of the Academy the staff awards the $1000 Walter "Bud" Dockham & $500 John Osborne Memorial Scholarships to two cadets who are entering or enrolled in college. They also award the Edward Soucy Memorial Scholarship for a Basic or Advanced Cadet to return to the next session.
Cadets wanting to attend, but needing assistance with the enrollment fees are encouraged to download scholarship applicationsfor the Ofc. Rene Forcier Memorial Scholarship given by the Dunbarton Police Association, Ofc. Sean Powers Memorial Scholarships (2) provided by the Powers Family to current or graduated students from Hopkinton or Hillsboro-Deering High Schools, the NH Sheriff's Association Scholarship and an award provided by a generous donor family. The former Nashua Police Explorer Posts has provided funding for enrollment assistance youth in the City of Nashua.
The training for all three class levels, is conducted by the most prestigious people in their fields. The training is demanding, the classroom topics are fascinating, and the discipline is motivating. Forms for enrollment are now on-line. Follow the links below and print the Academy Application form and have the medical/health forms completed by your physician (note that parental signature is also required). The NHPCTA has a long history of tradition and career development. Be a part of this experience.
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MAKE ALL CHECKS PAYABLE TO: New Hampshire Police Cadet Training Academy
Forward all forms to:
New Hampshire Police Cadet Training Academy
Chief Steven Marshall
Washington Police Department
5 Halfmoon Pond Road
Washington, NH. 03280-3102
Staff of the 2011 NH Police Cadet Training Academy
Front L-R: Candi Garvin, RN, Hillsboro-Deering High School (Ret); Chief Steven Marshall, Washington Police; Sgt. Pierre Pouliot, Goffstown Police; Sgt. Wendy Foley, Windham Police; Ofc. Kevin Landry, Nashua Police; Lt. Brian Baxter, NH Dept. of Corrections; Lt. Anne Gould, Rochester Police; Tpr. William Tibbits, NH State Police Troop-F; Cpl. Emily Cobb, Claremont Police;
Middle L-R: Sgt. Pete Beede, Moultonborough Police; Det. Michael Cassidy, Concord Police; Chief Vinnie Baiocchetti, Belmont Police; Ofc. Jacqueline Pelletier, Dunbarton Police; Chief Sam Frank, Canaan Police; Lt. Valerie Smith, NH Liquor Commission Division of Enforcement;
Back Row L-R: Lt. Pete Chierichetti, Plymouth State University Police; SSG Derek Atwood, United States Army Military Police; Sgt. Don Gendron, Berlin Police; TFC Justin Rowe, NH State Police Troop-E.
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