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Missouri
Sheriff's Association Training Academy
Welcomes 2009-2010 Students |
The MSATA is a 700-hour basic
Peace Officer Academy that exceeds the state of Missouri
minimum basic training requirements of 600 hours for peace officer
licensing. Students complete the course with a class A
certification which is accepted throughout the state of Missouri
for both county and municipal positions.
Classes are offered once a year. They meet Tuesday and
Thursday evenings from 6:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m., and every
Saturday from 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., and some Sundays.
Classes are currently held in the Library at the Butler
County Sheriff's Department.
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| Dustin Boyer |
Jeff Brasser |
Justin Caldwell |
James Clubb |
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| Robert Crafton |
Daniel Dew |
Lacy Gipson |
Justin Head |
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| James Henry |
Tyler
Hollingshead |
Brandon Hopper |
Paul Hovis |
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Andrew Johnson |
Matt Kassing |
Bob Larkins
President |
Garth Lawson |
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Brian Newman |
Ryan Smith
Vice-President |
Mark Yount |
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For more information about the Academy located
in Poplar Bluff
contact Scott Wiggs, Site
Coordinator
Missouri Sheriff's Association Training Academy
(573) 686-8070 or
bc392@bcsheriff.com.
Or you can go directly to the Missouri Sheriff's
Association
Training Academy Website at
www.mosheriffs.com/academy.
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