Daily golf course setup to include cutting new pins, mowing greens, fairways, and tee boxes. Checking moisture content of greens and watering as needed. Repair irrigation leaks when required. Applying fertilizer, insecticide, and herbicide as directed. General use of lawn care equipment and tools.• November 2020 – Employee of the Month• Member of a small team responsible for the replacement of winter damaged greens using sod or sprigs and the care and grown in of replaced greens.

Coordinate all shift functions and operations. Ensure that distribution of staff and work assignments meets daily needs. Assist the Chief of Security in the management and operation of facility security functions. Assist the Chief of Security in annual review of facility Operating Procedures, Field Manuals, and Training Doctrine. Utilize office equipment and software to include computers, copiers, scanners, fax machines, Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook for the creation and distribution of paperwork. Monitor facility on a 32 camera CCTV system. Prepare daily shift paperwork and reports. Complete weekly and monthly reports to include Contraband/Evidence, Overtime, Facility Urinalysis, and Cell Phone reports accurately and ensure they are distributed to the Facility Director or Regional Director by the required deadline. Submit contraband/evidence to the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation office when required by policy for destruction or for testing. Take contraband cell phones/electronic devices to the Security Threat Group for exploitation or destruction. Attended Security Threat Group Monthly Security Intelligence meetings as the facility representative. Conduct all parts of the offender disciplinary process including investigations and enforcement of punishments. Inspect completed tasks by security personnel and offenders to ensure guidelines and instructions were followed. Complete facility security inspections of perimeter fences and other security equipment. Conduct inspections and complete maintenance requests of security equipment. Train and qualify on weapon systems to include Glock 19 and 17 9mm pistols, 12-gauge shotgun, and Oleoresin Capsicum Spray.• 2017 Correctional Officer Supervisor of the Year• Assist the Chief of Security in the review of facility Operating Procedures, Field Manuals, and Training Doctrine.• Assisted facility leadership in the development and implementation of the facilities Covid-19 policy and procedures.

Conduct Law Enforcement operations on military installations to include: enforcing laws, transporting subjects to various courts, jails, and prisons, provide security to sites of high national security. Work as a Military Police desk officer utilizing the NCIC and Missouri State Law Enforcement database systems. Dispatch Military Police Officers (MP), Military Police Investigation Agents (MPI), Criminal Investigation Division Agents (CID), Fire Department, and Emergency Medical Service to calls for help or assistance. Review and submit Military Police reports. Create, update, and proofread the daily situation brief for the base Commander and other commanding Officers. Train and qualify with various weapons systems to include but not limited to: M4 Carbine, M9 9mm pistol, Taser X26, Oleoresin Capsicum Spray, and Monadnock Expandable Baton. Conduct detainee operations and entry control in Iraq between August 2009 and July 2010 to include transporting detainees to locations throughout Iraq, intake and release of detainees in Coalition Forces custody, maintain secrecy of the identity of high-profile detainees, provide access control to the Green Zone in Baghdad, and train members of the Iraqi Army on entry control in preparation for a hand over of responsibility. Member of a Multi-national security team on high profile classified air transports. Provide international security for American dignitaries in a combat zone to include: The Vice President, Senators, and Ambassadors as well as many Iraqi and other foreign officials. Train and deploy in support of foreign and domestic conflicts worldwide when assigned.• Member of a multi-agency team including US Army soldiers, FBI Agents, Tennessee State Police, Nashville Police, and members of other Police Departments to develop and train Active Shooter procedures for use by the Nashville Police Department. • Simplified the process for creating and delivering the daily briefing to the Commanding General