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FSCJ Criminal Justice Center

Building Trust Through Service.

Whether you’re looking to keep the streets safe, make a difference in the community or see justice prevail, a job in law enforcement will provide a challenging career. The FSCJ Criminal Justice Center provides the best training and resources for law enforcement and security training available so you’re fully prepared to meet those demands every day.

Located adjacent to the North Campus at 4715 Capper Road, Jacksonville, FL 32218, the Criminal Justice Center facilities offer the optimal classroom and tactical training environments. Read more about the facilities and lease availability.

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(904) 713-4900

law.enforcement@fscj.edu

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