The Milton Police Department offers a women's self-defense course.

These courses range in length, from 8-to-12 hours, depending on the topic, and are held at the Milton Police Department (located at 13690 Highway 9). Courses are conducted by Community Outreach Officer Rebecca Tidwell, along with several of other instructors. The Milton Police Department will provide the necessary safety equipment for all classes. Below are the courses currently offered -- if you are interested in attending, please complete the form below.

R.A.D. Women's Basic Self-Defense Course

This 12-hour course is available for females ages 13 and older. During the classes, students can expect discussions about existing dangers and explanations of several self-defense techniques suitable for women of all ages and abilities, while having the opportunity to participate in hands-on practice and training simulations. The class is designed to give practical responses to women during various levels of confrontation, from passive verbal comments to severe aggressive acts. The cost per attendee is $40 and can be paid during the first session of the class, which is generally offered in the summer. Stay tuned to the City's email news announcements and Police Facebook page for details on times and how to register.

For more information on RAD, visit www.rad-systems.com.

If you would like to receive more information about attending this course, please complete the form below.