FBI National Academy Graduates

Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) National Academy Graduates

• Chief John Lau, 224th Session, 2006.
• Major Todd Hutchinson, 240th Session, 2010.

Several members of the Titusville Police Department have had the honor to be invited to the FBI National Academy in Quantico, Virginia. The FBI National Academy trains the U.S. and international law enforcement leaders with the objective of raising law enforcement standards, knowledge, and cooperation worldwide.

Invitation Only

The National Academy is offered by invitation only to top leaders and managers in law enforcement nationwide and abroad. Overall, less than 1% of law enforcement officers worldwide attend this elite training.

Course Details

The Academy consists of 10 weeks of both classroom and physical fitness training alongside special agent trainees. All attendees stay in dorms in the FBI Academy complex located at a Marine Base just outside of Washington D.C.

The cost of training is paid for by the Federal Bureau of Investigations. The approximate cost to train an applicant is $50,000. Applicants must sign an agreement stating that they intend to stay in law enforcement for at least three years after completion of their training.