Coweta County Sheriff's Office Public Safety Cadets

09/11/2026

Yesterday, our Cadets learned about fingerprinting, crime scenes, and evidence collection. Cadets had the opportunity to lift prints from a simulated crime scene and learn how important this is to law enforcement investigations.

09/11/2026

08/17/2026

Our Public Safety Cadets received Stop the Bleed training on August 13, 2026.

Cadets learned the importance of quick action during life-threatening bleeding emergencies, including basic bleeding control, applying pressure, and using tourniquets. This training helps build confidence, preparedness, and the ability to assist when seconds matter.

Great work by our Cadets as they continue learning valuable public safety skills.

07/31/2026

Our Cadets recently learned about law enforcement report writing and why accurate documentation is so important.

Cadets discussed the importance of clear, complete, and professional writing, along with how reports can impact cases, victims, officers, and the community.

Great work by our Cadets as they continue learning the skills and responsibilities of public safety.

Interested in more information or joining? Check out our website!
https://sites.google.com/view/coweta-co-sheriff-cadets/home

07/04/2026

Our Public Safety Cadets had a great time participating in the Newnan 4th of July Parade.

They had the awesome opportunity to ride in the back of the Coweta County Sheriff’s Office BearCat while representing Unit 560 and celebrating with our community.

We are proud of their continued service, professionalism, and enthusiasm.

Interested in more information or joining? Check out our website!
https://sites.google.com/view/coweta-co-sheriff-cadets/home

07/04/2026

Happy Independence Day!

As we celebrate 250 years of America, we wish everyone a safe and happy Fourth of July.
Please celebrate safely and responsibly, and be considerate of your neighbors and pets as you enjoy the holiday.

07/03/2026

Our Cadets had a busy night of training and recognition.

Cadets learned basic building clearing concepts with a focus on safety, teamwork, and communication. We also recognized Cadets I. Marston, H. Young, and N. Tusa for completing six months in the program and being released from Probationary status.

Cadets Young and Tusa were also promoted to Field Training Cadet, where they will help mentor and train new Cadets.

Finally, we are excited to welcome A. Corley and M. Newsom to Unit 560.