Schaumburg Police Department

The Citizens' Police Academy is a twelve-week program designed to give the participants a working knowledge of the Schaumburg Police Department. It consists of a series of classes and discussions held once a week, on a designated evening, for a three-hour duration. There are two sessions a year, and each is limited to 50 students. There is no cost to anyone who enrolls.

The classes provide an overview of the various areas of law enforcement. It is an educational and informative program that allows citizens the opportunity to learn about the issues that affect law enforcement efforts in the Village of Schaumburg.

Individuals who apply for the Citizens' Police Academy must be at least 18 years of age. They must also either live or work in the Village of Schaumburg. Applicants will be subject to a background check, and will be informed in writing as to whether they have been accepted, denied, or placed on a waiting list for a future class.

Those wishing to apply, or just seeking more information about the Citizens' Police Academy, can contact the Schaumburg Police Department at 847.882.3534. Applications may be picked up in person at the Police Department located at 1000 W. Schaumburg Road, or by clicking on the link below to download the application.

Completed applications should be sent to the Schaumburg Police Department, 1000 W. Schaumburg Road, Schaumburg IL 60194, ATTN: A/Sgt. John Nebl, Community Relations Supervisor.

The Next CPA class starts on Wed. September 17, 2008. Get your applications in now.

Citizens' Police Academy Alumni Association of Schaumburg:

The Citizen Police Academy Alumni Association of Schaumburg (CPAAAS) is an independent, non-profit corporation that is governed by a Board of Directors. The association was formed in 1999 by graduates of the Village of Schaumburg Citizens Police Academy. The purpose of the CPAAAS is to assist and support the Village of Schaumburg and the Schaumburg Police Department in its overall mission. The association promotes awareness through volunteerism. The Association develops and coordinates meaningful and constructive projects for the community. The Association promotes the civic development of its members through educational presentations on law enforcement issues, community concerns, and to enhance quality of life. See the link below for more information on CPAAAS.