Sergeant Jason Currie, a member of the Barrington Hills Police Department, recently graduated from Northwestern University’s School of Police Staff and Command, an intensive 10-week leadership and management education program that helps prepare experienced law enforcement professionals for success in senior command positions.

Northwestern University’s Center for Public Safety Director, Shelly Camden, presented each graduate with a key to the university, welcoming them as a member of the university having completed the course.

Sergeant David Kann attended the ceremony in support of Currie’s achievement, representing the Department.

This achievement is yet another example of our CALEA-accredited Barrington Hills Police Department’s commitment to excellence in serving our community,

Congratulations Sergeant Jason Currie!

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The mission of Northwestern University Center for Public Safety is to provide personal and professional development education and training to public safety professional practitioners in the areas of law enforcement leadership and management, special operations professionals and traffic safety and engineering, thereby contributing to the advancement of a secure society by providing current knowledge, skills and connections for public safety professionals to achieve their personal and professional potential.

Congratulations Sergeant Jason Currie on your achievement!
Keep up the great job!