At least three recent police academy graduates were hired this month in Mendocino County, including one introduced by the Ukiah Police Department as its newest officer.
UPD Chief Cedric Crook announced his latest hire in December as Officer Trey O’Neill, who “graduated from the 215th Basic Police Academy at the Santa Rosa Junior College Public Safety Training Center, marking the completion of an intense 20-week program totaling over 812 hours of training and assessment.”
Crook noted that “Officer O’Neill has now started his field training with our department this week, and we are excited to welcome him to the team.”
The UPD also announced that Lt. Max Brazill “has officially graduated from The Sherman Block Supervisory Leadership Institute (SBSLI),” describing the program as “designed to enhance leadership, ethical decision-making, and personal growth in law enforcement (and providing) an intensive, hands-on learning experience.”
The other two recent academy graduates were hired by the Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office after completing their education at the College of the Siskiyous in Weed.
The MCSO explained that “Academy Recruits Blake Cannon and William Robertson were sponsored by the Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office and (recently) completed their six-month basic academy training. The graduating class from College of the Siskiyous had 17 Academy recruits, many of which were sponsored by other regional law enforcement agencies.”
Now that they have graduated, the MCSO adds that “Deputy Cannon and Deputy Robertson will begin their field training programs, which will include approximately 18 additional weeks of training and mentoring by Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office training officers.”
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