The Round Rock Police Department attained its Law Enforcement Academy status from the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement in April of 2018. We held our first police academy in March of 2019. Prior to obtaining our academy status, the Round Rock Police Department had Contract Training Provider...
The Public Safety Training Center is a $29 million, 65,000 square-foot facility paid for by voter approved bonds in 2013. This state-of-the-art facility allows us to provide the best possible training environment for police officers and firefighters, while allowing us to keep up with the demands ...
Each cadet or sworn officer who becomes an Introductory Police Officer (IPO) with the Department shall participate in the Advanced Officer Training Academy (AOTA). During the AOTA, IPOs shall learn Department-specific practices and protocol in regards to law enforcement procedures. AOTA lasts a...
Physical fitness is part of the culture at the Round Rock Police Department. Once you become a sworn officer, the training continues with an annual, timed completion of the RRPD obstacle course. Officers are not just allowed to workout while on duty, it’s required.