Welcome to our P.O.S.T. certified Police Academy
If you want a headstart into the fast-paced world of law enforcement, this is where it begins! Our law enforcement graduates are working throughout the state. Many serve in leadership positions, and we are proud to have several past graduates go on to become police chiefs!
Our program is certified by the Colorado Peace Officer Standards and Training Board (P.O.S.T.). We have full and part-time academies and in our courses, you will earn academic credit toward the completion of a degree.
Getting Started
We are accepting applications for the next academy. Apply today!
What makes us different
Through our intensive classroom and tactical curricula, focused on the most current knowledge and skills taught by leading instructors in the profession, we will give you the confidence needed to be the law enforcement professional you desire to be!
Click here to see a list of courses
Police Academy contacts
Michael Carter
Program Director
303.340.7211
Michael.Carter@CCAurora.edu
Michelle Doucette
Program Assistant
303.340.7215
Michelle.Doucette@CCAurora.edu
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Persuasive speaking came easily to Matt Jensen, even at an early age.
A group of 32 Transportation Security Administration (TSA) employees became the first-ever class in the Denver Metro area to earn a TSA Homeland Security Certificate. Their educational commitment executed through coursework at the Community College of Aurora was recognized at an April 10 ceremony.
The Learning Resource Center at the CentreTech campus is branching out to Lowry.
Registration for Summer Community ESL and Citizenship classes at the Aurora Language Center will take place June 12-18, with classes running from Jun. 22 through Aug. 29. A variety of class times are available, including mornings, evenings and Saturdays.
Peter Wilson, general manager of Star Telecommunications, Inc., had prime real estate just inside the front door of the Lowry campus West quad as employers and agencies rubbed shoulders with CCA students looking to break into the local job force at the April 25 Spring Career Expo.
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The Art & Design program at CCA wants its students to “think differently” than they have previously about their craft.
A new economic impact study released May 8 revealed that the Community College of Aurora’s annual financial impact in its service community amounted to $187.487 million.
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CCA's 2013 commencement ceremony took place Saturday, May 11 before a crowd of about 2,200 people at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Denver International Airport. It was the first time since 2008 that the event returned to that venue and the sixth time overall that graduation took place at the site.