Petti to serve as President of FBI National Academy Associates NC
Published on October 12, 2026
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. - The Fayetteville Police Department proudly recognizes Assistant Chief Michael Petti following his swearing-in as the incoming 2027 President of the FBI National Academy Associates (FBINAA) North Carolina Chapter.
The FBI National Academy Associates is an international professional organization comprising graduates of the FBI National Academy, a highly respected leadership development program for law enforcement professionals. The organization promotes continued education, professional development, leadership, and cooperation among law enforcement agencies throughout the United States and internationally.
Assistant Chief Petti is a graduate of the FBI National Academy's 266th Session in 2016. He has served on the FBINAA North Carolina Chapter Executive Board for the past four years, demonstrating his continued commitment to professional development, leadership, and strengthening partnerships within the law enforcement community.
The North Carolina Chapter, which represents approximately 400 active members, provides opportunities for law enforcement professionals to exchange knowledge, participate in advanced training, and develop partnerships that support public safety across the state.
As incoming President for 2027, Assistant Chief Petti will take on a statewide leadership role, helping guide the chapter's initiatives, support professional training opportunities, and strengthen collaboration among law enforcement executives and agencies throughout North Carolina.
His selection for this position marks a significant professional achievement and highlights the important role Fayetteville Police Department personnel continue to play in advancing law enforcement leadership beyond the local community.
The Fayetteville Police Department congratulates Assistant Chief Petti on this accomplishment and looks forward to his continued contributions to the law enforcement profession as he assumes this new leadership responsibility in 2027.
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