County announces Public Safety Academy graduation; 34 participants this year
July 25, 2025 | Morris County, New Jersey
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Commissioner Douglas Cubana reported at the July 23 Morris County Board of County Commissioners work session that this year’s Public Safety Academy includes 34 participants and will conclude with a graduation ceremony at 5 p.m. on Friday in the county auditorium.
Why it matters: the Public Safety Academy provides training and engagement for participants connected to county public‑safety functions and community preparedness.
The announcement was delivered as part of routine commissioner reports; no policy or budgetary votes were associated with the update.
Ending: Commissioners encouraged the public and county staff to attend the graduation ceremony to mark the completion of the academy.
Why it matters: the Public Safety Academy provides training and engagement for participants connected to county public‑safety functions and community preparedness.
The announcement was delivered as part of routine commissioner reports; no policy or budgetary votes were associated with the update.
Ending: Commissioners encouraged the public and county staff to attend the graduation ceremony to mark the completion of the academy.
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