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Montgomery County Sheriff's Office

Camp Show n´ Tell

July 31st - August 3rd

It's almost that time! Applications began on April 2nd to attend a week long, free camp hosted by Sheriff Derrick Cunningham and the Staff of the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office. Youth will explore and enjoy a week of outdoor fun and recreation. This mentoring-based camp, also offers workshops addressing bullying and the effects of bullying behaviors, substance abuse awareness and prevention and environmental safety and education. It's for those that have excelled during the school year and not a disciplinary boot camp. Children must be between the ages of 9-11 and provide a birth certificate upon completion of the camp application. The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office will bus 100 (girls and boys) from Montgomery to the camp sight for a week long, overnight camp and will return the children back to Montgomery Friday, August 3rd. The camp fills up quickly as it's a first come, first serve basis.

For more information on obtaining and application, please call 832-1339.

Annual Deputy Dave Day

Saturday, April 28th

The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office is excited to once again have our annual Deputy Dave Day at Dunbar-Ramer School from 10 am -2 pm for our youth. Come out and meet and greet with the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office official mascot, Deputy Dave as well as the Sheriff's Office Staff! There will be lots of things to do and fun to be had by all!!

For more information, call 832-1646.

Sheriff's Office APP

The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office has a new phone app called

"Montgomery County AL Sheriff" that can be accessed through your phone's app store. Once you have added this app to your phone, you can easily set your phone up to receive important push notifications. Push notifications are quick, important messages that can notify you of road closure(s), blocked road(s), anything pertinent to your travel, escapee, etc. While our app can help you with many things including checking to see if someone is in the county jail, it is most helpful to receive push notifications. After you have downloaded the app, go through the following steps to make sure your phone is set up to receive the push notifications:

• Go to your phone's setting icon

• Scroll down and click "Applications"

• Scroll down to "MCSO" or "Montgomery County Sheriff" OR

• Click "Application Manager", if it doesn't take you directly to the

location

• Click "Notifications"

• Turn 'on' "Allow Notifications" and "Previews in pop-ups"

You should be all set to receive the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office push notifications!

Firearms Familiarization Course

You can register for any of our 2018 course dates

(listed below):

May 12

June 9

July 14

August 11

October 13

December 8

We know that learning how to protect yourselfis very important in today's world.

The class is held at our newly dedicated Sheriff D.T. Marshall Firearms Training Center and lasts most of the day and is FREE to Montgomery County citizens! The morning session is classroom instruction on firearm safety and firearm laws. The afternoon session allows citizens to practice shooting on our Firing Range for the remainder of the class (if you would like). All classes are under the instruction of the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office Range Master.

Course Requirements:

• Montgomery County Citizen

• Obtain a Montgomery County Pistol Permit (prior to the course date)

• Complete an Application for the Course

Pistol Permit Questions?

334.832.1335 or 334.832.1337

Course Questions or to Obtain an Application?

Lisa Crenshaw@mc-ala.org

334.832.1339

Your safety is our primary concern; therefore, we ask that you do not bring children to this class.

 

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