Crime & Safety
Sheriff's Office Lieutenant Graduates From Public Safety Academy
The graduating class of 21 first-line supervisors represented criminal justice agencies throughout the state of Florida.

PINELLAS COUNTY, FL — On Friday, March 10, Lt. Bronson Taylor graduated from the National Public Safety Innovation Academy in Winter Haven.
The graduating class of 21 first-line supervisors represented criminal justice agencies throughout the state of Florida.
This eight-week executive-level academy for law enforcement and correction supervisors was hosted by Polk State College in partnership with the Polk County Sheriff's Office. They learned the skills necessary to become first-line supervisors and received training to advance and become effective leaders in administrative positions.
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As technology and trends change, the program has evolved to meet those needs and address the challenges faced to effectively lead in the ever-changing world of public safety.
The graduating class earned up to 12 college credits and attended classes to strengthen their expertise as effective and influential public safety professionals.