The Basic Law Enforcement Training Academy at Western Piedmont Community College graduated on Thursday, Dec. 19, following 24 weeks of rigorous training. Graduates will be employed by various law enforcement agencies. Front row from left are Jacob Townsend, Nathan Hamer, Leterrion Foster. Second row from left are Wayde Oberholzer, T. Seth Farris, Austin Lowery. Third row from left are Bryan Christy (Director), Forrest Earley (Assistant Director), Paul Phillips (Assistant Director). The next BLET class started Jan. 3. Learn more about the program by calling 828-448-3135.
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Western Piedmont Community College is a comprehensive, two-year public institution serving as a transformational community leader that empowers all individuals to achieve success. With a focus on equitable access and success, learning outcomes, completion and transfer, and post-graduate outcomes, WPCC offers a wide range of academic programs, continuing education opportunities, and support services to meet the diverse needs of its students and the surrounding region.Â
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