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Three officers recognized with advanced law-enforcement certificates

Whiteville City Council · February 24, 2026
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Summary

The council heard that three officers received advanced certificates from the state Criminal Justice Education/Training Standards Commission; the presenter congratulated the officers and invited them forward for recognition.

The council recognized three officers who were approved to receive advanced law-enforcement certificates by the state's Criminal Justice Education/Training Standards Commission, the presenter said.

An agency official invited Sergeant Banks and two other officers to come forward and congratulated them, calling the award "recognition of the competence and achievements of eligible officers across the state." The transcript records the department's gratitude for the officers' commitment and describes the award as requiring substantial training and professional experience.

Why it matters: Advanced certificates are credentials that reflect additional training and may affect professional development and staffing decisions. The transcript does not include the officers' full names beyond a reference to Sergeant Banks, nor does it provide the awarding commission's formal citation beyond the commission name recorded in the presentation.