Sergeants Eric MacLean and Andrew Hilker of the Seneca Falls Police Department have successfully completed a rigorous three-week Police Supervisor Course at the Finger Lakes Law Enforcement Training Facility in Ontario County. The course, renowned for its comprehensive approach, equips law enforcement personnel with essential leadership and supervisory skills.
The program delved into critical topics such as leadership strategies, conflict resolution, crisis management, communication techniques, and ethical decision-making. Both MacLean and Hilker excelled in the demanding training, further enhancing their ability to lead teams, make high-stakes decisions, and uphold professional conduct within the department.
“We are incredibly proud of Sergeants MacLean and Hilker for successfully completing this comprehensive leadership training,” said Chief Timothy A. Snyder. “Their dedication to professional growth and commitment to law enforcement excellence make them exemplary leaders within our department. The skills they have gained will undoubtedly enhance our team’s overall effectiveness and service to the public.”
By completing the intensive program, the two sergeants have solidified their roles as mentors and leaders, ready to guide their colleagues through the challenges of modern policing. Their training is expected to contribute to a stronger, more resilient Seneca Falls Police Department.
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