Pinellas Citizen University begins new session Aug. 3
Article published on Wednesday, July 12, 2006 |
PINELLAS COUNTY - Ever wonder how government works, and what goes on behind the scenes in the various departments that provide services?
Pinellas Citizen University unravels the mystery. Similar to other leadership classes, PCU brings people face-to-face with county administrators and decision-makers. During the 12-week course, people go behind the scenes at many Pinellas County operations and talk to the experts as they explore a wide range of county functions. Meet and talk with county officials and elected county leaders and go on field trips and decision-making exercises, to learn first hand how Pinellas County provides services to nearly one million county
Highlights this session include a tour of the Pinellas County Jail and a Saturday picnic lunch at Pinewood Cultural Park.
Class enrollment is limited to the first 25 students (18 years old and older). Classes meet Thursday nights, usually from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. with a Saturday picnic lunch at Pinewood Cultural Park.
Tuition for PCU is $30, which includes a class shirt, all course materials, a picnic lunch, graduation ceremony and diploma.
Enrollment applications are available at the County Courthouse information desk, online at www.pinellascounty.org/citizenu or by calling 464-4600.
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Article published on Wednesday, July 12, 2006
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