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(Courtesy photo) Sandpoint Police Officer Zachary Fisher, right, graduated from the Idaho Peace Officer Standards and Training Academy on March 30. The academy is in Meridian and lasts ten weeks. It also meant ten weeks away from family. “We are excited to have Officer Fisher back and serving our community as a commissioned member of our police department,” City Administrator Jennifer Stapleton said in a statement. In addition to Fisher’s accomplishment, the city’s Wastewater Treatment Plant supervisor, Deven Hull, not pictured, passed his Idaho Grade 4 operator exam last week. This is the highest level of certification for wastewater treatment, and Sandpoint is required to have a Grade 4 operator at its plant. This level of certification requires both education and proven experience in wastewater treatment and requires that the operator pass the Grades 1, 2 and 3 exams before being eligible to sit for the Grade 4 exam.

(Courtesy photo) Sandpoint Police Officer Zachary Fisher, right, graduated from the Idaho Peace Officer Standards and Training Academy on March 30. The academy is in Meridian and lasts ten weeks. It also meant ten weeks away from family. “We are excited to have Officer Fisher back and serving our community as a commissioned member of our police department,” City Administrator Jennifer Stapleton said in a statement. In addition to Fisher’s accomplishment, t…

April 18, 2018

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