Jul 13, 2020
We are now accepting applications for the 2020 Citizen’s Academy. Please submit your application no later than August 10, 2020. The Academy seats will fill up fast so complete the application process as soon as possible.
2020 Christian County Sheriff’s Office Youth Academy
Jan 20, 2020
Join the 2020 Christian County Sheriff’s Office Citizen Academy. Learn about vehicle stops, shooter response, Milo Simulation, Crime Scene Investigation, ride with a Deputy and more! Registration is required. You may print an application online and submit it or you may pick one up at the Christian County Sheriff’s Office 110 W Elm St. Room 70. Ozark, MO 65721. Registration Deadline is February 8th, 2020. For more information on the Citizens Academy please check out the Youth Academy Page.
Christian County Sheriff’s Office D.A.R.E.® Golf Tournament
Print Registration Here:Golf Tournament Team Entry
Coffee with Sheriff Cole
Mar 19, 2018
Feel free to join in with Coffee with Sheriff Cole on April 10th, 2018 at Gateway Cafe at 8:00 am.
10353 US-160
Spokane, MO 65754
Stop in with questions, concerns, comments, or general conversation.
2018 Youth Academy
Jan 16, 2018
The Sheriff’s Youth Academy is conducted by the Christian County Sheriff’s Office. It is a free course designed to familiarize young individuals with various aspects of community law enforcement. The Academy focuses on administrative philosophy, internal policies and guiding principles of law and ethical conduct governing the delivery of police services in our community. The Academy is designed to engage the children in real-world scenarios and instruction on the different roles a law enforcement official can be faced with. It also allows them to see how the Deputies fulfill the mission every day without the glitz and glamour provided by Hollywood stars and special effects.
The Academy’s team of instructors is made up of actual Deputies and other specialized law enforcement personnel who provide in-depth discussions and demonstrations about their individual areas of expertise. The Academy curriculum retains all of the core elements essential for citizens to gain a better understanding of police operations. As a result of their participation, citizens are able to make more informed judgments about their Sheriff’s Office and its daily operations. The Sheriff’s Office also benefits from the Academy because it allows us to gain a better understanding of the views and concerns of our young people.