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Select Board proclaims recognition for Lieutenant Adam Burns’ graduation from the FBI National Academy
Summary
The Select Board issued a proclamation recognizing Lieutenant Adam Burns of the Foxboro Police Department for completing the FBI National Academy’s 10-week program; the proclamation highlighted leadership and professional development and included a photo opportunity.
The Select Board on March 31 presented a proclamation honoring Lieutenant Adam Burns of the Foxboro Police Department for graduating from the FBI National Academy (297th session) on March 18, 2026.
The proclamation, read into the record, noted that Lieutenant Burns completed 10 weeks of advanced training and leadership development in Quantico, Virginia, and joined law enforcement leaders from across the United States and 25 other countries. The board cited his focus on leadership and management and commended his professional achievement; Burns thanked the board and described the program as "an unbelievable experience" that included classroom study, physical training and substantial networking.
The board presented the proclamation and posed for photographs; no formal action beyond recognition was required.
