This partnership will allow cadets to attend the basic police academy within their first year to allow them 2 additional years of certified police experience before graduation.

In order to run a police academy we must have an established location. In this phase we are raising funds to purchase a minimum of 20 acres of property in Georgia to being the process of establishing the academy. Why Georgia? Because we are trying to be strategic about the location. Georgia, Florida and Texas all allow police officers to be commissioned at the age of 18 or 19 (see phase 5 for the importance of this fact) and do not require a centralized academy. We have an established relationship with the Georgia POST and with higher education institutions in Georgia. So the strategy works here, but if this falls through we are looking at Texas and Florida.

During this phase we will build a residential facility for 40 students and a training facility that has a:

• Gymnasium for Defensive Tactics and Physical Fitness Training
• Classrooms space
• Outdoor gun range
• Dining Facilities

We will open our POFC program to full-time students. Students will live on campus full-time, will work in the dispatch enter, will become commissioned reserve police officers and will be certified as EMT’s and will volunteer at the local EMS center. Upon completion of a 2 year course of study, students will have:

• An Associate’s Degree in Criminal Justice from an accredited state college
• EMT-B certificate with 1 ½ years of experience volunteering at an EMS location
• 2 years of experience working in the NACSA dispatch center
• 1 year of experience working as a reserve police officer
• Completion of the Global University School of the Bible certified minister’s course
• Completion of a POST certified police academy