Alpharetta Police Cadet Post #919

Alpharetta Police Cadet Post #919 The Alpharetta Police Cadet Post 919 was established in May of 1993 as an organization for youth that are interested in learning about law enforcement.

Established in 1993, the Alpharetta Police Cadet Post #919 is a non-profit, community based program offered through the Alpharetta Department of Public Safety. The program is open to both males and females ages 14 up to 21. The program is geared towards law enforcement training and activities included but not limited to: traffic stops, domestic crisis, SWAT operations, firearm safety, arrest proce

dures, crime scene investigation, and crimes in progress. ADPS Post #919 also attends competitions throughout the southeast, competing with other posts in different law enforcement scenarios. Cadets are also able to observe daily operations in Alpharetta's 911 Center and also ride along with police officers on patrol.

No words necessary. (Except for the ones in the caption.) Whatever. Tomorrow is TUESDAY. And we ALL know what that means...
08/24/2026

No words necessary.
(Except for the ones in the caption.)
Whatever.

Tomorrow is TUESDAY.
And we ALL know what that means!

08/21/2026

What's Cadets? Take a look...

Training starts long before the scenario does.Preparation matters.Checklists done.Gear ready.Let's go!
08/19/2026

Training starts long before the scenario does.

Preparation matters.
Checklists done.
Gear ready.
Let's go!

Meet Officers Makhoul and Butler.THEN: Two Police Cadets.NOW: Two officers with a passion to serve their community and h...
08/17/2026

Meet Officers Makhoul and Butler.

THEN: Two Police Cadets.
NOW: Two officers with a passion to serve their community and help build the next generation of leaders.

, but make it style....
08/14/2026

, but make it style....

Tuesday Night Training Recap:Radio dispatches a dispute call.Scenario begins.At the ‘location,’ cadets use their skills ...
08/13/2026

Tuesday Night Training Recap:
Radio dispatches a dispute call.
Scenario begins.
At the ‘location,’ cadets use their skills to sort out the details — who’s involved, what happened, and what legally comes next.

Learning the legal criteria for domestic disputes one scenario at a time.

Looking for something new? Start here.The Alpharetta Police Cadet Program is open to youth ages 14–20 and gives young ad...
08/11/2026

Looking for something new? Start here.

The Alpharetta Police Cadet Program is open to youth ages 14–20 and gives young adults a hands-on look at public safety, teamwork, responsibility, and the real-world skills that come with it.

We meet every Tuesday at 6:30 PM at 2565 Old Milton Parkway, Alpharetta, 30009.

As part of the program, cadets get opportunities to:
• Ride along with Alpharetta officers
• Train using real-life style scenarios
• Build communication and decision-making skills
• Compete in annual cadet competitions
• Develop confidence, discipline, and leadership

Want to see what it’s all about?
Join us for a meeting or email [email protected] for more info.

08/10/2026

7 Seconds in the 919.

Beyond the Scenarios: Edition 1The Alpharetta Police Cadet Program is not just about learning police skills — it’s about...
08/08/2026

Beyond the Scenarios: Edition 1

The Alpharetta Police Cadet Program is not just about learning police skills — it’s about helping young adults develop responsibility, leadership, and good habits that carry into every part of life.

Did you know that cadets have to earn the right to carry their duty belt and the equipment that goes on it?

After passing their probationary period and test, cadets are issued their own duty belt as part of their uniform, along with equipment like handcuffs, tourniquets, and flashlights. With that comes responsibility: keeping track of it, maintaining it, and taking ownership of the tools they use.

Building good habits.
Building good leaders.

Tuesday Night Training.Unknown Trouble.Exactly as tricky as it sounds.Cadets worked through multiple scenarios last nigh...
08/05/2026

Tuesday Night Training.
Unknown Trouble.
Exactly as tricky as it sounds.

Cadets worked through multiple scenarios last night, using their knowledge and skills to evaluate, decide, and respond — determining whether they were handling a criminal or civil issue, what actions needed to be taken, and one of the most important parts: how to stay safe when the details aren’t clear.

Skills sharpened one scenario at a time.

Address

2565 Old Milton Pkwy
Alpharetta, GA
30009

Opening Hours

6:30pm - 9pm

Telephone

+16782976363

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