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From badge to books: Levi Leyba finds new mission in literacy and inclusion

When Levi Leyba left the Gilbert Police Department earlier this year, it wasn’t because he was ready to slow down.  

In fact, he was just picking up momentum on a personal mission he believes could change lives — especially for children learning to read and those with special needs.  

“I always had a passion for art and writing,” Leyba said.  

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