Clarkstown Police Youth Academy Graduates New Class of High School Students

The Clarkstown Police Department held a graduation ceremony for participants of its Youth Police Academy, recognizing a new group of local high school students who completed the program.

Officials in attendance included Police Chief Wanamaker, Captain Fay, Captain Cummings, Supervisor George Hoehmann, and members of the Clarkstown Town Board, who congratulated students on completing the academy.

The program ran for 10 weeks and provided students with hands-on instruction in several areas of law enforcement. Training topics included defensive tactics, criminal investigations, and crime scene forensics, giving participants a closer look at the responsibilities and skills required in policing.

Department officials praised the students for their commitment and participation throughout the program, noting their dedication and discipline during the course.

The Police Department also expressed appreciation to Lt. Kieran Dwyer and the department’s School Resource Officers, who were credited with leading and helping run the academy.

Clarkstown Police congratulated the graduates and said the program is designed to help encourage and support future community leaders.