Mayor’s Youth Day with the Chesapeake Sheriff’s Office
On Mayor's Youth Day, representatives from city departments are shadowed by local high school students. The goal is to educate students about the function of government and open their eyes to different career options.
The Chesapeake Sheriff's Office made four students honorary members of the office for the day. The students were paired up with a Public Information Officer, the Director of Training, the Court Services Lieutenant and the Civil Enforcement Lieutenant. The students were given a tour of the jail, then experienced a typical day in the different departments of administration, courts, civil enforcement and training.
The teens had a lot of fun, networked with the deputies, and then went out for lunch.
Photos are courtesy of the Chesapeake Sheriff's Office.
The Chesapeake Sheriff's Office made four students honorary members of the office for the day. The students were paired up with a Public Information Officer, the Director of Training, the Court Services Lieutenant and the Civil Enforcement Lieutenant. The students were given a tour of the jail, then experienced a typical day in the different departments of administration, courts, civil enforcement and training.
The teens had a lot of fun, networked with the deputies, and then went out for lunch.
Photos are courtesy of the Chesapeake Sheriff's Office.
Students met in Chesapeake City Council Chambers to hear opening statements from the Mayor, City Manager and Superintendent of Schools
Major P. Chappell, Chief of Corrections, greets students and makes them Honorary members of the CSO for the day.
Lt. J. Stafford, Director of Training, gives student tour of Chesapeake Law Enforcement Training Academy. The tour included a close look at the obstacle course, shooting range, and gym.
Lt. J. Stafford, Director of Training, gives student tour of Chesapeake Law Enforcement Training Academy gym
