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Founded in 2005, the CAAA helps citizens' make their communities better
and safer places. The goal of the organization is to foster relationships
and understanding between the FBI Washington Field Office and the community to improve the FBI's ability to solve & detect
crimes. The CAAA has funded several important programs in support
of the WFO Community Outreach Program including the Junior Special Agent and Mentoring programs in DC and Fairfax County Public Schools. The CAAA also provides
funding for the FBI Citizens' Academy which provides business, civic, religious and community leaders a look inside the FBI. This program is offered twice a year
in Washington, DC and Manassas, VA.
Know someone you would like to nominate for a future FBI Citizens' Academy class?
Individuals nominated for the Citizens' Academy must meet the following
criteria: - Be a recognized business or community leader
- Live and/or work within the District of Columbia or Northern Virginia
- Be at least 21 years of age
- Have no prior felony convictions
- Have no misdemeanor
arrest within the year prior to application
- Be able to commit
to attending all sessions, with no more than two absences
Click Here to Download Nomination Form
Click Here to Download Citizens' Academy Application Form
2009-2010 Board Members Tim Higgins, President Ken Hanscomb, Secretary Marie Blundell, Treasurer
At Large Board Members
Jose
Rodriguez, Hector Sealey, Sybil Caldwell, Rita Odem, & Ginger Laytham
Past
Presidents
Sue Shumate Jared Cohen
Committees
Community Outreach Committee Chairs - Tristen Yancey and Maurey McCarthy Strategic Communications &
Membership Comittee Chair - Cheena Singh Programs Committe Chair - Maureen Freeman
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