Montgomery Police Academy graduates new officers from multiple law enforcement agencies

Montgomery City celebrated a significant milestone on July 2, 2025, as the Montgomery Police Department held its graduation ceremony for new officers and deputies. Chief James N. Grayboys opened the event by expressing gratitude to the academy staff and acknowledging the collaborative efforts of various law enforcement agencies that participated in the training program.

The ceremony highlighted the graduation of recruits not only from the Montgomery Police Department but also from several other agencies, including Montgomery Fire and Rescue, the Argo Police Department, and the Alabama Department of Corrections, among others. Chief Grayboys emphasized the importance of this training, noting that while the graduates have completed their academy training, the real challenges of law enforcement await them in the field.

In his remarks, Chief Grayboys thanked Mayor Steven Reed and Chief of Staff Jeremy Reed for their unwavering support of law enforcement in the area, which he credited as vital to the success of the academy. He also recognized the families and friends of the graduates, acknowledging their sacrifices and support that enabled the recruits to achieve this important milestone.

As the new officers and deputies prepared to pin their badges, the ceremony underscored the commitment of Montgomery's law enforcement community to serve and protect its citizens. The event not only celebrated the achievements of the graduates but also reinforced the ongoing partnership between various agencies dedicated to public safety in Montgomery County.