Patrol assigned areas, observing people and activities; Respond to emergency and non-emergency calls for service; Engage in active, proactive community policing; Conduct traffic stops and issue citations; Search restricted-access databases for vehicle or other records and warrants; Obtain and serve warrants and other civil and criminal process for arrests, searches, and other purposes; Conduct arrests; Collect, secure, and manage evidence; Observe the activities of suspects and conduct investigations; Write detailed reports and fill out forms; Prepare cases for legal proceedings and testify in court; Budget and grant management; Event planning, management, and execution; Various administrative management functions.

Stephens Landing is a planned traditional neighborhood development, established in 2003, in historic Stephens City, Virginia. The Town of Stephens City is a small town in the northern Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Stephens City was founded October 12, 1758 and is the second oldest town in the Shenandoah Valley. The town was originally settled by individuals of Scottish, Irish, and German ancestry. In the late eighteenth century and early nineteenth centuries. Stephens City, then known as Newtown, became prosperous as a crossroads village with a variety of small scale crafts and industries, featuring production of the renowned Newtown Wagon. This prosperity peaked in the 1840s. With ravages and disruptions brought on by the town’s location in the midst of conflict during the Civil War, and with subsequent nationally-scaled changes in transportation, industry, and agriculture, Stephens City suffered. Old industries declined and disappeared. By the late nineteenth century, however, regional prosperity reemerged, and Stephens City found its place serving the local industrial base. Stephens City is remarkable because it has retained its small-town character over two centuries of development and change. Development and growth in Stephens City has been small-scaled and well-managed. As a result, the town has a very high degree of historical integrity that will continue to be featured through renewal and revitalization. It's a brief walk from the Stephens Landing community to downtown Stephens City. The Stephens Landing Homeowners Association embraces our history and the future of our community-at-large.

Development and execution of education, learning, and professional development for fire and EMS chiefs, company officers, and firefighters; Focused planning, development, and delivery for the IAFCs 12,000+ members and countless non-members; Learning opportunities at IAFC’s educational events including Fire-Rescue International – the world’s premier leadership conference and exposition for fire, rescue, and emergency medical chief officers; Executive coaching, regional symposia, e-learning.

Supervision of completed deliverables associated with all projects and clients; Development of business relationships; Expansion of knowledge and expertise in industry of products and technology; Creation of dynamic, performance-driven programs providing maximum exposure at all price points.

Stephens City's Planning Commission plays an important role in land use decisions for the town. The Commissioners review issues related to community growth and development and make recommendations to Town Council on zoning and subdivision policies and land development requests. Public hearings are held by the Planning Commission to provide citizens with the opportunity to have input on land use recommendations that are forwarded to the Stephens City Town Council for final action.

Performance of administrative and technical work in the Department of Fire Rescue; Facilitate and manage the enhancement and utilization of volunteers for delivery of emergency services; Execution of sound community relations strategy; Administer grants for alternative funding opportunities.

Plan, develop, and administer the total volunteer services program for Department of Corrections – Staunton Correctional Center; Identify institutional needs and utilize community resources to address those needs; Communicate with other department heads, staff, and inmates to address needs.