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Moab Police complete first citizens' academy; 22 graduates finish course
Summary
Moab Police reported 22 residents completed the department's first citizens’ academy; a graduate shared impressions and councilmembers praised the program.
Police Chief Lex Bell told the Council that the department’s first citizens’ academy concluded with 22 graduates spanning high-school age to retirees. Chief Bell said the program received positive reviews for content and instruction quality.
Academy graduate Rachel Mundell reported to the Council on her impressions of the course; Councilmember Miles Loftin, who attended the academy, praised the police staff and the quality of instruction. Chief Bell and councilmembers encouraged continued community involvement in future academy offerings.
The academy aimed to help residents understand police roles and operations and to foster public‑police relations; staff did not ask for additional funding during the meeting.
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