WHARTON — The Wharton Police Department has earned national recognition after receiving the FBI-LEEDA Agency Trilogy Award, an honor presented to law enforcement agencies that demonstrate a strong commitment to professional leadership development.

According to the department, the award is presented to agencies whose command staff have successfully completed the FBI-LEEDA Trilogy Program, which includes the Supervisor Leadership Institute, Command Leadership Institute, and Executive Leadership Institute. The program is designed to strengthen leadership skills, ethical decision-making, organizational effectiveness, and the delivery of high-quality public service.

The department said the recognition reflects its ongoing commitment to professional growth and serving the Wharton community at the highest level.

Pictured receiving the award are members of the department’s command staff: Lt. B. Guanajuato, Lt. J. Barker, Chief T.D. Lynch, Assistant Chief B. Evans, and Lt. D. Hunter.

The Wharton Post congratulates the Wharton Police Department and its command staff on this well-earned achievement and recognizes their dedication to continued leadership and service to the community.

Source: Wharton Police Department