Community law enforcement in Columbus, Georgia

The Columbus State University Command College Center, located at 3902 University Avenue in Columbus, Georgia, is a prestigious institution offering advanced education and training for public safety professionals. The center, which operates as a graduate school for public safety in Georgia, has been commended by Governor Kemp for its success over the past 25 years. With over 1,500 graduates from 70 cohorts and 10 additional cohorts currently in progress, the Command College is dedicated to developing transformational leaders in the public safety community. Established in 1994 by the Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police, the Command College offers four classes per year for agencies across the state, providing a platform for public safety officers to address current issues, analyze impacts, and forecast future probabilities. The program attracts students from local, state, and federal agencies from across the southeast United States, creating a network of elite officials who collaborate to address real-world problems.