Douglasville Police Department Community Enrichment Meetings are held the second and fourth Thursday of the month from 7pm to 8pm (No meetings on holidays, nor the fourth Thursday in November or December). Citizens are invited to fellowship together while discussing topics impacting our community. Law enforcement and the community speak on local issues and work together as one for the benefit of the community.

Come out for a fun family event and enjoy an evening of outdoor movies – How to Train A Dragon

The Douglasville Police Department spring festival, Community Enrichment Day, will take place on April 2, 2022 from 10 am to 4 pm at the Douglasville Public Safety Complex located at 2083 Fairburn Road. Come out and meet your public safety officials while the kids enjoy egg hunts, touch-a-trucks, a K-9 demo, and a bounce house along with food, vendors, and fun. This event is free and open to the public.
Vendors are needed and Booth Registration is $25.
We will take vendor applications through March 21 (subject to availability).

The goal of Spring Break Arts Camp and Summer Arts Camp is to encourage and reveal the talents of every student to highlight the impact the arts have on young children in developing their creative skills, social interactions, and cultural awareness.
Fees for the week are $135 for the first child ($125 for CAC members) with a $5 dollar discount for siblings. Camp runs from 9 am – 4 pm with an early drop off and late pick up option for an additional fee of $10 each. The registration deadline is Monday, March 21.
During the Summer Arts Camp, artists will work with each student on specific projects within their discipline that reflect and expand on a common theme addressed by all the teachers. The four main artforms that will be explored are 3-D art, 2-D art, Theater, and Music. The camp concludes with a Celebration of Success, in order for families to enjoy a final performance and debut of all of the work the campers work toward through the week.
The CAC continues to implement best practices set forth by the CDC and State guidelines. Classrooms will be kept clean, hand sanitizing stations will be provided, masks or facial shields will be worn, temperatures will be checked upon arrival, and the park itself offers plenty of space to spread out and stay separated.
“ART-portunity” scholarships will be made available to campers by recommendation from their schools. “ART”-portunity scholarships have been graciously donated by The Hud Truck and Kaiser Permanente. We thank you!
The Spring and Summer Break Arts Camp is made possible with the support from the GreyStone Power Foundation. The Cultural Arts Council Douglasville/ Douglas County, located at 8652 Campbellton Street Douglasville, Georgia, is open Mondays through Fridays, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. For directions and more information, visit www.artsdouglas.org or contact the Cultural Arts Council at 770.949.2787

The CAC is opening Summer Arts Camp registration early. In honor of a Multicultural world and the CAC’s newest festival, “Mosaic: Multicultural Festival” (http://artsdouglas.org/mosaic-multicultural-festival/) the Summer camp theme will celebrate the unity of people throughout the world. The goal of Spring Break Arts Camp is to encourage and reveal the talents of every student to highlight the impact the arts have on young children in developing their creative skills, social interactions, and cultural awareness.
Fees for the week are $135 for the first child ($125 for CAC members) with a $5 dollar discount for siblings. Camp runs from 9 am – 4 pm with an early drop off and late pick up option for an additional fee of $10 each.
During the Summer Arts Camp, artists will work with each student on specific projects within their discipline that reflect and expand on a common theme addressed by all the teachers. The four main artforms that will be explored are 3-D art, 2-D art, Theater, and Music. The camp concludes with a Celebration of Success, in order for families to enjoy a final performance and debut of all of the work the campers work toward through the week.
The CAC continues to implement best practices set forth by the CDC and State guidelines. Classrooms will be kept clean, hand sanitizing stations will be provided, masks or facial shields will be worn, temperatures will be checked upon arrival, and the park itself offers plenty of space to spread out and stay separated.
“ART-portunity” scholarships will be made available to campers by recommendation from their schools. “ART”-portunity scholarships have been graciously donated by The Hud Truck and Kaiser Permanente. We thank you!
The Spring and Summer Break Arts Camp are made possible with the support from the GreyStone Power Foundation. The Cultural Arts Council Douglasville/ Douglas County, located at 8652 Campbellton Street Douglasville, Georgia, is open Mondays through Fridays, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. For directions and more information, visit www.artsdouglas.org or contact the Cultural Arts Council at 770.949.2787.

Four exceptional artists paint to express the goodness of life, with subjects that feed our body, soul, and mind. Erika Sears, Scott French, Diana Marino, and Steven Walker present a display of captivating visual delights. From sightseeing to still-life feasts, each artist uses a distinguished brushstroke with singular style. Come feed your eyes with the display of talent April 7-28, 9 am—5 pm, and ask, ‘What does nourishment mean to you?’ Join us for the opening reception on Thursday, April 7, 6-8 pm, hosted by Destination Theatre.

The Douglasville Police Department has invited surrounding local and state agencies to participate in a law enforcement recruiting event. Several agencies will be present and looking for job candidates on the front lawn of the Douglasville Police Department. We invite all interested in a career in law enforcement to show up and meet with surrounding agencies to find the best fit for them. Bring your resumes and your friends and see where your career in criminal justice can lead you.

The Easter Bunny is stopping by Hunter Park for breakfast and wants you to join. During breakfast the Easter Bunny will be hopping around visiting with guests while sniffing around for carrots. Following breakfast hundreds of Easter Eggs will decorate our lawn for children to run and collect. The egg hunts will be separated into three different age groups (0-4 5-8, & 9-12) and special needs egg hunt. There will be prizes for golden eggs, raffles, and candy. This event is $8 per person / children 3 and under are free – must sign up when registering.

The Douglasville Police Department invites local youth pastors/leaders to participate in a summit on topics impacting todays’ youth. Our staff would like all churches and religious affiliations to send a representative that works with the youth in the organization to come and get educated, so that they can take it back and talk with their congregation. The summit will be an understanding of criminal street gangs, gangs defined, gang laws, and other kinds of criminal activity. Let us help you help our community by teaching you what to look for.
Light refreshments will be served.
To get more information on the event or sign up to attend, contact us.