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Woodland Park, Colorado, United States

Colorado Springs, Colorado

With the direct supervision of a team leader or supervisor, apply evidence based assessment case planning and supervision techniques set by policy and standards of practice.Direct assessment, treatment planning and supervision of community based offenders by analyzing case material and interviewing offenders to update the Colorado Transition Accountability Plan by incorporating community supervision conditions and updating offender’s goals.Monitor offender compliance and progress by overseeing employment, drug treatment and screening, restitution payments, residential status, and specialized treatment programs consistent with the community supervision plan and Division contact standards.Interacts with offenders and uses motivational interviewing and other evidence based practices to reinforce pro-social behavior and develop an offender effective problem solving skills and goal attainment.Provide crisis intervention, personal counseling and guidance to offenders in resolving interpersonal, familial and financial problems to enhance offender success and better ensure public safety.Responds to offender non-compliant behavior by investigating violations, and imposing appropriate sanctions consistent with the CVDMP (Colorado Violation Decision Making Process) or community violation matrix, most of which are managed in the community and do not require arrest.Present a variety of evidentiary hearings to include COPD (Code of Penal Discipline) hearings, Parole revocation hearings, YOS (Youthful Offender System) revocation proceedings, and Interstate Compact probable cause hearings as well as serving as a hearing officer for COPDs conducted on residential and CRCF (Community Return to Custody Facility) offenders in compliance with due process standards.Attend training and develop skills in evidence based supervision techniques to include motivational interviewing, assessment and case planning, and cognitive behavioral interventions.

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Take essential crime preventing measures by initiating premises investigation. • Patrolled businesses, schools, and residential neighborhoods proactively searching for criminals and trespassers.• Patrol streets and county roads within county jurisdiction.• Investigate all crimes from beginning to end to include sexual assaults, burglaries, robberies, and other crimes against persons.• Create and execute search and arrest warrants.• Serve civil processes, subpoenas, and evictions.• Supervise a staff of 10 detentions officers/deputies in the jail• Arrange for Writ transports• Supervise the operation of the entire facility on weekend shifts• Conduct disciplinary board hearings for troubled inmates• Employ motivational interviewing techniques to best ensure inmate success after release• Ensure that industry best practices are utilized• Periodically update Policy and Procedure manual and SOP’s• Investigate crimes and rule violations committed by inmates within the jailActs as a Field Training Officer (FTO) for new patrol and detentions trainees.

• Provide necessary training, scheduling, recruiting and supervising 3 employees with proper evaluation. • Conducted felony and misdemeanor investigations from start to finish.• Take necessary steps for establishing and setting polices and procedures with maintaining certain standards. • Provide forecasting and monitoring the units' budgetary preparation. • Maintain NCIC/CCIC, and NIBRS input for the entire department. • FTO

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Applied Social Science

Graduated with honors in Applied Social Science, Minor in Criminal Justice.

Associate Of Arts (A.A.), Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement Administration

Certificate, Emergency Medical Technology/Technician (Emt Paramedic), A