Jun 15, 2026
FBI Las Vegas News
Las Vegas, June 15, 2026 – Las Vegas entrepreneur Antonio Accornero has joined the FBI Las Vegas Citizens Academy Alumni Association. The businessman, who is also a graduate of the LVMPD Citizens’ Police Academy, is strengthening his partnership with various law enforcement agencies on all levels in an effort to make communities safer and stronger. “I’m so pleased to have become a member of the FBI Citizens Academy Alumni Association,” said Accornero. “As always, I remain committed to supporting law enforcement in any way I can.”
The FBI National Citizens Academy Alumni Association (FBINCAAA) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that works in partnership with the Federal Bureau of Investigation on community outreach programs to promote public safety through community engagement, education, and service initiatives. The association is joined by more than 53,000 community leaders serving as volunteer ambassadors for the FBI in nearly 60 FBI National Citizens Academy Alumni Association Chapters. Members are graduates of the FBI Citizens Academy Program.
The FBI National Citizens Academy Alumni Association supports community outreach priorities of the FBI by governing, leading, and serving local FBINCAAA Chapters. Their role is three-fold:
• Support Chapter outreach and operations through expert counsel, peer networking, training, and resources;
• Serve as the official governing organization, interface, and liaison with FBI Headquarters;
• Provide compliance oversight of FBINCAAA agreements, policies, and procedures.
The FBI Las Vegas Citizens Academy Alumni Association serves as a vital bridge between the FBI and the Las Vegas community. Through their diverse programs and initiatives, they help strengthen public trust, enhance community safety, and provide critical support to the FBI Las Vegas Field Office.
Members have contributed thousands of volunteer hours, supported numerous community outreach events, and helped educate hundreds of citizens about the FBI's mission and resources. From providing backpacks to children in need to offering fraud prevention seminars for seniors, their impact extends throughout the Las Vegas Valley. By fostering these connections, they help create a more informed, engaged community that works hand-in-hand with law enforcement to build a safer Nevada.