Provide and maintain a safe, secure, and drug free enviornment conducive to learning. Respond to disturbences, reports of crime, and other calls for service at assigned schools. Investigate incidents orgininating within the assigned schools, or involving students in transit and coordinate activites and investigations with appropriate agencies. Provide resources for students, faculty, and students. Help to ensure school safety. Serve as truancy officer. Provide appropriate counseling, mentoring, and conflict resolution for students withing the school community.Provide substance abuse prevention training. Collaborate with classroom staff to enhance classroom instruction to promote a better understanding of laws, safety issues, family dynamics, and youth concerns.

EDUCATION: Emergency Medical Technician 1976 DOC Officers Training Academy: Corrections Officer 1986Smith & Wesson Armory Chemical Agents Instructor.. Fort Devens Chemical Agents School Chemical Agents Instructor. Monadnock PR-24 Trn Council "Cirtificate"Instructor": PR-24 and rigid model batonsMass. DOC Tactical Team Member 1987-1998 CPR/AED Professional Rescuer Expires June 9, 2014EXPERIENCEMassachusetts Department of CorrectionsCorrection Officer III. “Lieutenant”1997 to 2011 (Retired)Correction Officer II. “Sergeant” Mass. DOC. 1989 to 1997 Correction Officer I. 1986 to 1989 U.S.A.F: Weapons Specialist:E-4. 1974 to 1979DUTIES From: 1997-2011List of Duties.Act in the capacity of Shift Commander as needed.Assign Security Officers to duty Posts Prevent, violence, disturbances, escapes or suicides.Respond to all Emergency situation, assume Site Commander DutyEnforce all Department Rules and Regulations, DOC Policies and Laws of the Common Wealth of Massachusetts.Observe and Train Officers to enforce all Rules and Regulation and Laws of the Common Wealth of Massachusetts.Patrol all area’s inside and outside the institution. Act on any security issues found. Assume Command and Control. Observe and investigate suspicious activities. Search individuals, vehicles, packages, mail, and quarters of inmate population and or the public intent on visitation of inmates.Respond to Emergencies situations such as fights, riots, assaults, threats, fires, medical emergencies including escapes. Assess the situation and act appropriately utilizing verbal, body language or security devices or ancillary staff, tools and training at my command. To bring any situation under control with the least amount of force. Proficient in the use of Security radio’s, Handcuffs, Leg irons, Waist restraints, Chemical agents, Cameras and video equipment, PR-24, Sig-Pro 2340 40 cal Handgun, Remington 870 shotgun, and computer controlled security systems.