SPRING VALLEY, NY — Spring Valley Police Department Lieutenant Chignard Noelizaire has joined an elite group of law enforcement professionals after graduating from the highly prestigious FBI National Academy in Quantico, Virginia. Lt. Noelizaire was one of 239 officers selected from across the globe to complete the intensive 10-week program.

The 294th session of the FBI National Academy featured law enforcement leaders from 48 U.S. states, the District of Columbia, 14 international countries, six military organizations, and four federal civilian agencies. This milestone places Lt. Noelizaire among the top echelon of law enforcement professionals worldwide.

“This achievement would not have been possible without the unwavering support of family and the trust and encouragement from my agency,” said Lt. Noelizaire. “I am deeply honored to represent the Spring Valley Police Department on such a distinguished platform.”

Lt. Noelizaire’s graduation is a proud moment for the Spring Valley Police Department, reflecting the agency’s commitment to professional development, leadership, and community-oriented policing.

The Rockland County Sheriff’s Office is proud to announce that K9 Galli has received her K9 Storm Ballistic Vest, generously provided through Spikes K9 Fund.

RCSO extend their heartfelt thanks to everyone who contributed to making this possible. Your generous donations have ensured that K9 Galli will have the critical protection she needs during all her deployments.

A special thank you goes out to the community members, friends, and family—both near and far—as well as the dedicated staff and families of Stony Point Elementary School, and the Paw Pals of Nanuet staff and community.

Photo courtesy of Rockland County Sheriff’s Office