Jim Boyle Email and Phone Number

Provide support to paid staff members serving in my community.

As I depart from my sworn career and beloved State Capitol Police Section, it is on a very high note. I offer my deepest respect, gratitude, and thanks to my fellow members of SCP, almost ten years went by fast for me. I will hold especially close my time as a supervisor at the Governor Morehead School for the Blind. I witnessed acts of personal courage and biblical determination on a daily basis, often sending me home after a shift to my daughter delivering her extra hugs she wouldn't know why. Cops, & their kids....My Squad Five, they keet the saw sharp. I would often "catch" them with "police one" and other training resources pulled up while on duty. It is sometimes hard to live your truth, we are the building police. My squad wanted to be the absolute top shelf building police on the planet. They functioned independently and inherently knew when to engage supervision. As a specialized Law Enforcement Agency, our officers work independently and are burdened with monotonous repetitive days working a static post. I can attest that each member, knows this job will bring you from zero to 110% in a heartbeat. Complacency is the challenge for my friends. This is my farewell and thanks to the men & women who would run, not walk into gunfire to help a stranger or colleague in distress. My prayers and well wishes are with you as you now have the torch, my final advice to all sworn law enforcement is my Swiss Army Knife speech. Please be many different tools for many different people, just like the simple Swiss Army Knife. The "Rambo" knife looks cool, but the Swiss Army Knife is just as sharp & deadly if need be, I could argue it's a stealth bomber with options. After 28 years of wearing stinky soft body armor and about 20 extra pounds of gadgets on my belt, I look forward to the next evolution of my life in service to mankind which has yet to be determined. Blessed are the Peacemakers........ Matt. 5.9 Godspeed my friends, 511 10-42Sgt. J. Boyle ( Ret. )

Served as department director overseeing police 14 officers, and the hospital front desk call center operations with 10 receptionists. Established comprehensive policy & procedures, and training for all employees. Developed a high performing workforce by use of a performance management system. Conducted recruitment events at community colleges and local events. Spoke at community events on safety and security issues. Conducted sessions in hospital orientation class. Selected highly qualified applicants, and performed all employee corrective personnel actions and discipline. Conducted internal criminal and human resources investigations. Maintained personnel files and compliance reports.

Served as a shift leader for daily operations and special events. Conducted applicant interviews and background investigations. Documented complex crimes and testified in court and grand jury. Received complaints from the public, reviewed them and responded in person and in writing to resolve the issue. Assisted and trained all officers on department laptops & desktop computers. Attended optional training to increase skill base.

Conducted patrol operations. Located crimes in progress, made physical arrests. Filed daily reports and incident reports.