Cedar Bluff Police Chief Brody Moses has been recognized by the Jacksonville State University Partnership for Continuing Education and the Alabama Association of Police Chiefs.

According to a news release from Andy Green who is the Executive Director of Continuing Education and Outreach at JSU,  Chief Moses has completed the first forty hours of the Certified Law Enforcement Executive Program.

The program, consisting of specialized, executive-level training, is jointly administered by the University Partnership and the Alabama Association of Chiefs of Police.

Green told WEIS Radio News “this is a mark of success for Chief Moses as well as the Town of Cedar Bluff for its support of the advancement of law enforcement management principles.”

Chief Moses received this recognition at the annual Alabama Association of Chiefs of Police Conference back on March 3rd in Mobile.