Houston County, Ala. (WDNews) — Houston County Sheriff Donald Valenza is recognizing 12 deputies for completing the nationally recognized FBI LEEDA Trilogy Program.
The advanced training focuses on leadership, ethics, communication, and command-level decision-making for law enforcement professionals. Officials say completing the program reflects a strong commitment to professional growth and public service.
Those recognized include:
Captain James Ivey
Sgt. Donovan Kilpatrick
Sgt. Drew Ruble
Sgt. Brandon Barnes
Investigator Stacie Hall
Investigator Damian Balthaser
Investigator James Boling
Investigator Justin Dodson
Investigator Braxton Arnold
Investigator Chuck Gray
Deputy Jason Myers
Investigator Anthony Hall
According to the Houston County Sheriff’s Office, continued training plays a key role in maintaining effective public safety operations. Officials say programs like the FBI LEEDA Trilogy help ensure deputies are prepared to meet the evolving challenges of modern law enforcement.
Sheriff Valenza said the department is proud of the group’s accomplishment, noting their work reflects the professionalism and commitment expected within the agency.
