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Headland Police Connect With Students At Career Day

Photo Source: Headland Police Department Chief Mark D. Jones

Headland, Ala. (WDNews) — The Headland Police Department joined hundreds of students for a hands-on career event in Abbeville, aimed at inspiring the next generation of workers.

According to the department, officers participated in “Dream It, Do It” Day hosted by the Abbeville Technology and Training Academy, where up to 1,000 students attended.

Officials said the event gave students a chance to learn more about careers in law enforcement and what it takes to serve their communities.

The department also introduced its C.O.P.E. trailer at the event for the first time. Officers said the trailer was a major draw, featuring interactive video games and a LIVE PD-style experience designed to engage students.

Authorities noted the trailer helped spark conversations between officers and students while offering a unique, hands-on look at law enforcement.

Headland police said they plan to bring the C.O.P.E. trailer to more community events in the future as they continue outreach efforts.

The department also thanked Paint The Town for creating the artwork featured inside the trailer, calling it an important part of the experience for students.

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