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Braselton accepting applications to Citizens Academy

Braselton is accepting applications to participate in the Citizens Academy. Here the 2016 graduates at graduation. Courtesy town of Braselton
Braselton is accepting applications to participate in the Citizens Academy. Here the 2016 graduates at graduation. Courtesy town of Braselton
By Karen Huppertz
March 21, 2017

Applications are being accepted through May 1 for the 2017 class of the Braselton Citizens Academy. Classes are held 6 to 8 p.m. on the third Thursday of each month from May to October. There are additional optional days for special tours and law enforcement ride-alongs. There are attendance requirements for graduation.

Classes cover all aspects of Braselton’s government structure and responsibilities. Members get a behind the scenes look at how Braselton performs its daily tasks and special events.

For an application, email Jennifer Scott at jscott@braselton.net or download here.

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