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LIEUTENANT, POLICE SUPERVISOR
Summary
Exceptional Emergency/Security Manager adept at identifying strategic and operational risks and making recommendations to senior-level staff. Quality-focused program manager who believes excellent people skills and open communication are essential functions of successful emergency/security management. Dedicated professional with more than 30 years managing security, incident/disaster planning/response and law enforcement officers. Personable leader who comfortably interacts with people from diverse cultures and backgrounds.
Highlights

CPR and Child CPR Training

AED certified

Microsoft Office
Windows Vista
  • WEB-EOC
  • GIS
  • GETS
Skilled in conflict resolution

Operational effectiveness

Grant writing expertise

Inter-governmental and legislative relations

Citizen engagement

Public speaking

Accomplishments
  • More than 30 years of experience with Department of Veteran's Administration, South Dakota's Law Enforcement Academy, Office of Emergency Management and the United States Air Force.
  • Proven ability to develop and deploy prioritized reactive and proactive strategies advising on issues that address assessment and recommendations for physical security, critical infrastructure and anti-terrorism planning in a variety of scenarios.
  • Track record of leading and managing professional, elite teams to meet security goals and performance objectives.
  • Expertise developing effective procedures for the critical infrastructure security operations, crisis management, strategic planning, tactics, and administration.
  • Managing systems for security confidentiality and reliability of infrastructure while providing leadership for risk-mitigating activities.
  • Integrity and work ethic focused on combating terrorism, foreign counterintelligence, organized crime, white-collar crime, and public corruption.
  • Interpreted federal, local, and state legislation, regulations, and policies to assist in design and execution of national programs and procedures related to critical infrastructure enhancement.
Experience
Police/ Richard L. Roudebush, VAMCJuly 2014 to CurrentLieutenant, Police Supervisor
Indianapolis, Indiana
  • Supervisor: Ronald Scanland, Same Address, (317) 988-2200.
  • Supervises the operation of an assigned tour of duty while actively participating in planned police operations; assigns patrol and special duties to shift personnel, exercises a maximum degree of communication and contact supervision with physically dispersed police officers.
  • Assists in developing the necessary tours of duty in order to provide maximum protection for the Richard L.
  • Roudebush VAMC.
  • Opened, closed and archived case files; processing and tracking evidence; provides administrative support to service investigator in the areas of investigations, protection, asset forfeiture and other crimes.
  • Enforces federal and appropriate state criminal codes and Department of Veteran Affairs rules and regulations governing security, law enforcement, and standards of conduct originating in Federal Statutes in the protection of patients, visitors and employees.
  • Planned work schedules, coordinate and approve/disapprove subordinate leave requests; ensures that cases are assigned priorities and that work flow is distributed equitably among officers.
  • Assists in developing and updating position descriptions and performance standards; evaluates employees' work performance.
  • Participates in the decisions of appointments, promotions, duty assignments, and other status changes or recognition of special contributions.
911 & Law EnforcementDecember 2008 to March 2013Training Coordinator / Firearms Instructor
  • South Dakota Division of Investigation / Law Enforcement Training Academy, 1302 Highway 14 East, Pierre SD 57501; Supervisor: Scott Rechtenbaugh, Same Address, (605) 773-3584.
  • Trusted liaison to Police, Fire / EMS, Sheriff's Departments, and Office of 911 Communications.
  • Maintained rigorous levels of compliance with Criminal Justice Information System, Security and Awareness Training and state mandated training pertaining to NCIC/ 911 operations.
  • DCI representative in providing guidance ensuring the SD Attorney General's facility was meeting or exceeding the physical and technical security enhancement measures provided by DHS/NPPD.
  • Acted as a liaison to local, state and other federal law enforcement agencies and officials compiling statistics analysis of crime and incident trends and identifies problem areas for the application of selective enforcement and continued educational techniques.
September 2006 to October 2007Emergency Management Planner
  • South Dakota Office of Emergency Management, 118 W.
  • Capitol Avenue, and Pierre SD 57501; Supervisor: Kristi Turman, (605) 773-3231.
  • Provided expertise advice and understanding in mitigating against, preparing for, responding to, and recovering from emergencies and disasters, overseeing emergency preparedness, and Continuity of Operations (COOP) programs.
  • Developed agendas for conducting exercises addressing range of tactical and emergency situations with local, state, and tribal agencies.
  • Lead Continuity of Operations Planner (COOP) for the State of South Dakota.
  • Advised 46 state wide agency leads on the creation, exercising, and enhancing individual COOP programs.
  • Lead advisor between state, local, tribal and federal agencies relating to the overall physical security, critical infrastructure and key assets of the George Mickelson Criminal Justice Training Center.
United States Air ForceFebruary 1985 to November 2006Security Forces Supervisor, First Sergeant
  • 330 Tanker Trail, Suite 140, Minot AFB ND 58704; Supervisor: Colonel (Ret) Donald T.R.
  • Derry, (813) 777-3367.
  • Lead Threat Working Group leader (TWIG) with coordinating the dissemination of information affecting physical security, critical asset and infrastructure protection policies and procedures to appropriate DOD and Host Nation officials.
  • Physical Security/Infrastructure Protection/Force Protection Advisor to Base Commander.
  • Drafted standard operating procedures, surveys, and adequate documentation to support recommendations for host nations and United States combat forces.
  • Planned, implemented, and trained personnel on policies, procedures, and directives relative to the protection of forward operating location's assets and critical infrastructure.
  • Advisor on methods for improving physical security measures and vulnerabilities enhancing mission success by securing personnel, property and integrity of the United States.
  • Scheduled and conducted vulnerability assessment inspections.
  • Authored reports for local, host nation and civilian critical infrastructure custodians on improvement measures to enhance the protection of facilities and personnel.
Education
MASTERS OF ARTS IN HOMELAND SECURITY 2015Master of Arts: Critical Infrastructure/Key AssestsCHARLESTOWN, WV, USA
AMERICAN PUBLIC UNIVERSITY2013Bachelors of Arts: Homeland SecurityCHARLES TOWN, WVHomeland Security
COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF THE AIR FORCE2003Associate of Science: Criminal JusticeMaxwell AFB, ALCriminal Justice
COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF THE AIR FORCE2003Associate of Science: Human Resource ManagementMaxwell AFB, ALHuman Resource Management
DELTA HIGH SCHOOL1983DiplomaMuncie, IN
2011Critical Infrastructure and Key Resources Support Annex, IS-680 (2011) National Infrastructure Protection Plan
Professional Affiliations
American Society for Industrial Security (ASIS), The Association of Threat Assessment Professionals (ATAP), International Association of Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors (IALEFA), American Society of Law Enforcement Trainers (ASLET), National Rifle Association (NRA), and National Tactical Officers Association (NTOA).
Personal Information
United States Citizen * SSN#:
Interests
10-Point Veteran's Preference Highest Military Rank Held: MSgt (E-7) VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT Investigative Support Assistant - INV-ST014-15-MP (U.S. Secret Service)
Skills
administrative support, agency, Attorney, Avenue, Criminal Justice, documentation, Law Enforcement, Office, personnel, Police, policies, SD, statistics, Supervisor, supervision
Additional Information
  • Secret Clearance-Inactive Secret United States Citizen * SSN#: 10-Point Veteran's Preference Highest Military Rank Held: MSgt (E-7) VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT Investigative Support Assistant - INV-ST014-15-MP (U.S. Secret Service)
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Resume Overview

Companies Worked For:

  • Police/ Richard L. Roudebush, VAMC
  • 911 & Law Enforcement
  • United States Air Force

School Attended

  • MASTERS OF ARTS IN HOMELAND SECURITY
  • AMERICAN PUBLIC UNIVERSITY
  • COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF THE AIR FORCE
  • DELTA HIGH SCHOOL

Job Titles Held:

  • Lieutenant, Police Supervisor
  • Training Coordinator / Firearms Instructor
  • Emergency Management Planner
  • Security Forces Supervisor, First Sergeant

Degrees

  • Master of Arts : Critical Infrastructure/Key Assests
    Bachelors of Arts : Homeland Security
    Associate of Science : Criminal Justice
    Associate of Science : Human Resource Management
    Diploma
    Critical Infrastructure and Key Resources Support Annex, IS-680 (2011) National Infrastructure Protection Plan

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