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In 2017, the Police Department trained the Adult Education Center students, Bridges School 7th <br />Grade class, and Medtronic -Mounds View Campus. We held booths at the National Night Out <br />Pre -Party, Ghanafest, Festival In the Park, and Edgewood Middle School book fair. A total of 581 <br />people learned CPR through this program this year. <br />The program remains available for any organization or citizen in the city. We have brought goals <br />to the Mounds View Police Foundation requesting AED's be placed at the local parks and for <br />more training equipment in the future. <br />NEW AMERICANS ACADEMY <br />The Police Department organized the first New Americans Academy. We worked closely with <br />the Mounds View School District who kindly hosted the event at their Adult Education Center. <br />The program consisted of four presentations over two weeks. Speakers included Officer Kirsten <br />Heineman who presented on the Police Department and Crime Prevention, Attorney Katrina <br />Joseph who presented on US and MN law, Rebecca Booker of SBM Fire Dept who presented on <br />Fire Safety, and Bukola Oriola who presented on her story of surviving human trafficking. <br />Participants received a Certificate of Completion after attending all four days of the academy. <br />Our goal was to build a relationship with members of the immigrant community by providing <br />insight on different agencies. We had a great response and the feedback from the students was <br />exceptional. Students really enjoyed meeting representatives of each agency and learning <br />about all of the topics. <br />