07/01/2026
Congratulations to the 14 students who have graduated from Surry Community College's Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET) program! 🎉
The graduates include Isaiah Freeman, Savanna Shaw, Aaron Mauck, Travis Parker, Jahreece Lynch, David Chowdary, John Dotson, Caleb Shew (Class President), John Connolly, Austin Ring, Luiz De Souza, Jake Haynes, Jordan Aparicio, and Hunter Cornett.
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The Basic Law Enforcement Training program is an 868-hour program designed to prepare individuals with cognitive and physical skills to become entry level certified police officers and deputy sheriffs in North Carolina. Persons desiring to become sworn law enforcement officers in North Carolina must successfully complete this course in its entirety and pass a state exam. To qualify for admission, an individual must meet the same requirements as those mandated by the N.C. Criminal Justice Standards/N.C. Sheriffs’ Standards Commission for a sworn law enforcement officer.
If you’d like more information about the Basic Law Enforcement Training program at SCC, contact Barry VanHoy, Director of the Public Safety Complex and Director of Basic Law Enforcement Training, at [email protected] or (336) 386-3696.