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wise properly claimed and
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Main Street program will move to Historical Museum
Bombs, Crime Scene
Investigations, medic helicopter
flights, jail tours and up close
and personal training with the
SWAT team are a few of the top-
ics that made the inaugural
Citizens Academy Class in
Romulus a success.
Such a success, in fact, that
the city now accepting applica-
tions for the second 15-week ses-
sion, planning for the fall of this
year. Classes, which take place
from 6:30-9:30 p.m. Wednesdays
at the Romulus Athletic Center
will begin Sept. 2 and conclude
with graduation ceremonies
Dec. 16.
The academy provides
Romulus residents and business
owners with a first-hand
overview of both law enforce-
ment and fire service functions
of the Romulus Public Safety
Department. Some of the train-
ing includes Patrol Operations,
Use of Force, S.W.A.T.
Operations, Bomb Squad tech-
niques,
Crime
Scene
Investigations, Jaws of Life use
and Fire Suppression demon-
strations, medic flight usages,
jail tours andmany other topics.
“We were very impressed
with our first Citizens Academy
Class and are looking forward to
being able to offer it again to
another interested group of resi-
dents and business owners,”
said Romulus Mayor LeRoy D.
Burcroff.
Police Lt. Damian Hull and
Deputy Fire Chief KevinKrause
have created the program to
allow participants an inside
look at Romulus Public Safety
Operations, a spokesperson
said. The goal of the program is
that with each Citizens
Academy, a team of informed
and reliable residents can be
assembled to assist with public
safety related events and activi-
ties, she added.
Instructors for the program
are highly-trained and experi-
enced police officers and fire-
fighters from the City of
Romulus and the Metro-Detroit
area. Participants will be
involved in both hands-on and
classroomtraining. Recruitswill
utilize a state of the art, firearms
training simulator (F.A.T.S.) and
will participate in realistic
“Shoot / Don't Shoot” scenarios.
Applicants must be at least 18
years of age and aRomulus resi-
dent or business owner to par-
ticipate. There is no fee for the
program; however, applicants
should be committed to the full
15-week session. Due to the
overwhelming response to the
first class, applicants must pre-
register and class size is limited
to 25 recruits.
Applicationsmay be obtained
in person at the Romulus Police
Department, or downloaded
from the City of Romulus web-
site by visiting
-
gov.com/citizensacademy.
The future in Wayne will
soon be headquartered in the
past.
Wayne Main Street, a proj-
ect dedicated to future
improvements in the commu-
nity, will soon move their
offices into the Wayne
HistoricalMuseum.
Executive Director Lindsey
Wooten will have her office in
the museum, where public
hours have been markedly
reduced since the resignation
of director Richard Story last
month. The facility, dedicated
to the history of the city, has
only been open from 1-4 p.m.
Thursday and Friday. Wooten
currently has an office at the
Wayne Activities and Banquet
Center and officials said the
move to the museum would be
on a similar basis as that
arrangement with the city
although Wayne Main Street
would be expected to provide
some of the services previously
performedby Story.
No time frame for the move
has been announced and the
city council is expected to
review a contract for the use of
the museum space by Wayne
Main Street prior to the reloca-
tion.
Wooten said that she would
probably work with the
Historical Commission in the
city to attempt to establish a
docent program at the muse-
um before any change in the
current six hours a week of
museumhours could be imple-
mented.
Westland Shopping Center will celebrate its
50thanniversary beginning at 11 a.m. July 25.
During this birthday celebration, customerswho
redeem receipts from Westland Shopping Center
merchants totaling $200 dated July 22-July 29 will
receive a $20 gift card.
The Motown Experience takes center stage at 3
p.m. for a free concert. Themusical group is an all-
star lineup of world-class vocalists drawn from the
ranks of the legendary groups that made many of
these songs timeless classics. While watching daz-
zling choreography, families are invited to dance
and sing along. This dynamic group is assembled
from members of The Capitols, The Miracles and
formermembers of TheTemptations.
Guests will also be treated to a custom com-
memorative Westland Shopping Center Sanders
candy bar with chances towinmall gift cards in the
amounts of $20, $50, $100, to $250 along with con-
cert tickets and a grand prize of a $500 shopping
spree.
Visitors can also take advantage of free swing
dance lessons provided by The Dance Academy, at
4:30 p.m. at the center stage and at 5:30 p.m. can try
out their newly-acquired dance skills to the sounds
of The Rhythm Society Swing Orchestra. The
orchestra specializes in true vintage swing music
and the band covers top venues throughout the
Midwest. This 15-piece swing band will also per-
format 7:15 p.m.
Local artists and vendors will also be on hand
during the celebration to sell all thingsDetroitmer-
chandise.
The event will continueuntil 9 p.m.
Center to mark 50th anniversary
Saturday science classes set
Members of the Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority, Eta Iota Omega
Chapter in Inkster are sponsor-
ing the Saturday in the Park pro-
grambeginning July 25.
The free enrichment pro-
gram will focus on STEM
(Science,
Technology,
Engineering and Mathematics)
learning adventures for students
in kindergarten through eighth
grade. The educational enter-
tainment is part of Service
Builders Foundation, Inc. a non-
profit affiliate of the Inkster
sorority.
The activity includes free bus
transportation to and from the
Burger Baylor School grounds
in Inkster and also includes
lunch for participating students.
Sessions will take place from
11 a.m. until 2 p.m. July 25, Aug.
1, 8 and 15.
Burger Baylor School is locat-
ed at 28865Carlysle in Inkster.
Activities include science fun
with age appropriate experi-
ments, prizes for students and
surprises, organizers said.
For more information call
(313) 320-5433 or (734) 516-5936.
Participants will be involved
in both hands-on and classroom training.
”
Romulus schedules 2nd Citizens Academy session
To advertise
in The Eagle
call
734-467-1900.
