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ECSO Cmdr. Andrew Hobbs Completes FBI Academy
June 22, 2022
Escambia County Sheriff’s Office Commander Andrew Hobbs has completed the 282nd session of the FBI National Academy
Hobbs has returned to the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office after completing an intensive 10-week program focusing on communication, leadership, and fitness training led by FBI Academy instructors, special agents, and other staff with advanced degrees. The FBI National Academy is a professional course of study for U.S. and international law enforcement managers nominated by their agency heads because of demonstrated leadership qualities.
Hobbs is the first from the ECSO to complete the FBI National Academy in over 10 years. He joins Sheriff Chip W. Simmons and Chief Tommi Lyter as graduates of this prestigious law enforcement executive program.
“We continuously look for opportunities to improve our service to the community. Training and professionalism are paramount to this mission. We are proud of Commander Hobbs and are certain the training he received will make him an even better public servant,” Simmons said.
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3 Responses to “ECSO Cmdr. Andrew Hobbs Completes FBI Academy”
Congratulations Commander Hobbs!
Job well done Commander Hobbs congratulations and I know you will serve the best that you can. Enjoy your accomplishment.
Congratulations Commander Hobbs! I pray for your safety and that you remain “one of the good guys” of law enforcement. Best wishes on your new career path!