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9-1-1 Driving School hires police officers as instructors

Department of Licensing knowledge and road tests are available

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Geary Enbody, an instructor with the 9-1-1 Driving School in the 192nd Avenue Station, talks to Washougal High School freshman Brody Oberg. Enbody, an officer with the Woodland Police Department, is among the law enforcement personnel who serve as knowledge/skills examiners. The driving school provides teen drivers safety education and certification courses, medical assessment drives and programs for mature drivers.

A recent addition to the 192nd Station development offers an assortment of driving courses as well as Department of Licensing knowledge and road tests.

9-1-1 Driving School has hired retired and off-duty police officers to serve as knowledge/skills examiners.

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