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Dedicated Police Officer with 30 years of experience providing law enforcement for the City of Sunnyside. Retired in April of 2020. Successful managing situations requiring diplomacy, fairness, firmness and sound judgment. Advanced skills in crime prevention, evidence preservation and witness interview techniques. Looking to apply the skills I have acquired to a new position.

Past Work Assignments:

• Field Training Officer (FTO) Program coordinator. 2003 to 2005; and 2011 to 2020. Supervise the new officers of the department, and the Field Training Officers, when the officers are in the training portion of the FTO program.
• LinX Northwest (Law Enforcement Information Exchange). 2008 to 2020. Administrator and records supervisor.
• Sex Offender Leveling. Responsible for leveling sex offenders and yearly address verification.
• Vacate Conviction(s) Investigator for Municipal Court Prosecutor Office. Conduct criminal background investigations for the Municipal Prosecutor, making recommendations to the Prosecutor.
• Assistant Computer Systems Administrator for the Sunnyside Police Department 1997 - 2020. SPILLMAN record system network for the department from 1997 to 2011 and then the department administrator from 2011 - 2020 for the shared SPILLMAN record system for the county. Conduct training sessions, and developed policy on MDC usage.
• Firearms Instructor / Range Officer 1997-2020. Supervise assistant instructors and the training of all Officers and Corrections Officers, in the use of deadly force, safe firearms handling, and marksmanship. Plan and make decisions within department budget specifications on purchases for the armory. Responsible for the maintenance and inventory of all department owned firearms and other equipment associated with the armory.
• Use of Force Instructor. Conduct classroom training sessions on the use of force and deadly force to the Officers and Corrections Officer of the department.
• Member of the Department's SWAT Team 1991 to 2011.
• Team Commander, 2003 to 2011. Assistant team leader 1997 to 2003. Planned, coordinated, and led the team in the executions of search and arrest warrants.
• Developed Department Policy in the following: Officer Involved Shooting Investigations; Department Tow and Impound Policy; City Ordinance
• Trespassing Warnings Notification; Mobile Data Computer usage by Patrol Officers.
• Rapid Responder Program. 2005 to 2008. Initial coordinator and strategic planning for active shooter response to all of the school locations within the Sunnyside School District.
• Training Matrix committee chair. 2013. Led the committee in creating a training program matrix for the various divisions in the department.
• Reserve Academy Commander, 2004. Sunnyside Police Department sponsored the Reserve Academy for Yakima County with attendees from agencies and departments in Yakima & Benton County.
• Field Training Officer 1993 to 2003. Trained 10 Regular and Reserve Officers for the department.
• State Criminal Alien Assistance Program (SCAAP) Coordinator. Responsible for the reimbursement from the U.S. Department of Justice for the department's incurring costs of incarcerating undocumented criminal aliens. Researched and compiled jail booking data, then made application to the Department of Justice for the funding.
• Officer Gun Buy Program. 2003 & 2011. Department's liaison between the officers and the City, protecting and representing both parties. Coordinated the officers firearms and related equipment requests; solicited bids from dealers; placed and distributed orders; assisted in updating the payback agreement between the officers and the city; developed spreadsheets for the city finance department on officer payroll deductions.
• Developed, implemented, organized and held public presentations of the Landlord Training Program: Keeping Illegal Activity Out of Rental Property. 1991-1993. The Landlord Training Program was the first community oriented policing program in the State of Washington to inform landlords on their rights under Washington State Law. It was nominated in 1993 for Crime Prevention Program of the Year by the Washington State Crime Prevention Association.
• Sunnyside Police Officers Guild contract negotiation team. 2013, 2010.
• Sergeants Guild, contract negotiation team. 2009, 2006, 2005.
• Union Representative for the Patrolman's Union. 1992-1998. PERC arbitration hearing with one of the contracts. Negotiated two union contracts with the City of Sunnyside.

Peace Officer Certification, Criminal Justice Training Commission.

Supervisory Certification, Criminal Justice Training Commission.

Mid Level Management, Criminal Justice Training Commission.

First Level Supervision, Criminal Justice Training Commission.

Incident Command System, Advanced (ICS400)

Incident Command System, Intermediate (ICS300)

Incident Command System, Basic (ICS100, 200, 700)

Conducting Workplace Investigations

Conducting Police Involved Shooting Investigations

Fundamentals of Effective Team Building

The Sergeants Academy

Force Response and Civil Liability Prevention

SWAT Liability

Effective Supervisory Skill building Course, ICMA

Cold Case Analysis

Basic Computer Data Recovery and Analysis (Forensics)

Crime Scene Investigation Basic

FBI Crime Scene Processing

Financial Records Examination & Analysis

Homicide Investigation

Winning Extreme Encounters from Street to Court

Investigation of Computer Crime

Protecting Children Online

Field Training Officer Academy

Firearms Instructor

Patrol Rifle Instructor

Public/Media Relations

Child Abuse and Exploitation Investigation

SWAT Basic

SWAT Tactical Movement