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Administration/Services Division
Captain Jim Clay
jclay@ci.beaumont.tx.us
409-880-3801
The Administrative Services Division is commanded by Captain
Jim Clay.
The Administrative/Services Division provides support services to both the
Operations and Criminal Investigations Divisions through a wide-array of
essential functions.
The Division is comprised of seven units which
provide the necessary services to support the mission critical activities of the
Police Department.
Division Units
Budget/Crime
Analysis, Police Community Relations, Property and Evidence, Records Management,
Training, Personnel, Internal Affairs.
Citizens Police Academy
  
The Police Community Relations unit coordinates the Citizens Police Academy
training program and liaisons with the Citizens Police Academy Alumni
Association. The Citizens Police Academy is a thirteen week training program
held one evening each week and offered at no cost to citizens of Jefferson County who are at least 18 years of
age. The purpose of the program is to educate and expose community members to
the operations of the participating law enforcement agencies. The program is
held two times each year and participants must apply during enrollment periods
to be registered to participate. For more information or schedules call
409-880-3802.
The Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association was formed
from graduates of the citizens Police Academy and is run by their board of
directors. The mission of this organization is as a service organization
primarily committed to supporting and assisting the local law enforcement
community. Citizens Police Academy Application
Downloadable PDF Version
Citizens Police Academy Online Application
Related links:
Texas Citizens Police Academy Alumni
Association
National Citizens Police Academy Alumni
Association
Clergy and Police Partnership Training
The Police Community Relations unit coordinates the training program for the
Clergy and Police Partnership (CAPP).
The CAPP Academy is a ten week
program held one day each week and designed to educate and familiarize local clergy members in the
organization, function, mission, and operations of the police department. This
program utilizes interested local clergy as partners to assist the Beaumont
Police Department in meeting needs in this community. Graduates of this program
participate as ride-along support with patrol officers assisting as needed in
situations where officers are unable or not trained to provide assistance.
Interested clergy must apply and be selected by the Chief of Police to
participate.
Clergy and Police Partnership
Application
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