The program
was designed for all branches of public safety from police chiefs to parole
officers, firefighters and paramedics.
Students in
the program received special homeland security training and also covered
topics such as budgeting, technology, management techniques and ethics.
"The goal
of the program is to equip public safety executives with the knowledge
and skills they need, with a strong emphasis on ethics and professionalism,
to literally become the most knowledgeable public safety leaders,"
said program coordinator Anthony Korey.
The program
has been endorsed by the Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police, the
Georgia Sheriff's Association Inc. and the Georgia Peace Officers Standards
and Training Council.
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