Don't leave money on the table.
Each Georgian counted brought $1,300 to the state in the 2010 US Census. If every individual in Georgia was counted, we could change that to $2,300 for every man, woman, child and infant.
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Each Georgian counted brought $1,300 to the state in the 2010 US Census. If every individual in Georgia was counted, we could change that to $2,300 for every man, woman, child and infant.
Application deadline is October 2 with class beginning October 6. Contact Sergeant Randy Downs for more information, or questions >> rdowns@socialcirclega.gov.
The Social Circle Police Academy is a tuition free, five-week program designed to introduce members of the community to the Social Circle Police Department.
The Academy is designed to teach citizens about the philosophy, policies, and guiding principles of law enforcement and ethical conduct governing police services in our community. The sessions that will be covered during this Academy include but are not limited to, the structure of the police department, uniform patrol functions, criminal investigations, use of force and use of force considerations, and firearms training. Classes will be a combination of lectures, demonstrations and interactive activities. Participants of this program will meet for (5) weeks on Tuesday evenings at 6:00pm to 8:30pm in the community room located at the police department.
Firearms training will be held during week (5) on that Saturday and will conclude with a graduation ceremony for all participants. Participants must complete a (4) hour ride-along with a Social Circle Police officer.
This ride along is usually an eye-opening experience for many participants as they get to see the real day-to-day activities of the police department.
Student Requirements
Georgians, do the right thing. Be counted and help bring federal funds to your state and Social Circle. Each person counted can bring up to $2,300 to the state of Georgia and your community.
Join us 10a.m. Friday, Sept. 25, for the official ground breaking for the South Walton Community Center in Social Circle. Ground breaking will be held at the future location at 573 FairPlay Drive – across the street from the South Walton ball fields/next to Stephens Park (the old football field).
Complete the census today!
Each person counted can bring up to $2,300 to the state of Georgia and your community.
Georgia Municipal Association (GMA) highlights Social Circle resident for local service with the U.S. Census
Glenda Brown, of Social Circle, was recognized by the GMA in their monthly newsletter for her service with the Complete Count Committee as she handed out water bottles at the city’s Back to School Bash.
