Resume

• 2012

  Elmhurst College

  Village of Indian Head Park

  Westchester Police Department

  DuPage County Sheriff

  Indian Head Park

  IL.

  Chief Of Police

  Village of Indian Head Park

  Responsible for the direction and supervision of an Illinois State Police Auto Theft Task Force; \nDirected overt and covert investigations;\nCoordinated operations with other state task forces;\nEnsured case preparation for criminal courts;\nLiaisoned with local

  state and federal law enforcement agencies as well as participating insurance companies;\nPrepared annual budget for presentation to the DuPage County Board and the Motor Vehicle Theft Council;\nLead instructor for the 40 hour motor vehicle theft investigator;\nProvided training to public and private sector agencies / corporations;\nInstructor for International Association of Auto Theft Investigators (IAATI).

  DuPage County Sheriff

  Brookfield Police Department

  Brookfield

  IL

  Chief Executive Officer in charge of a 37 member police department with an overall budget of 5.4 million dollars. Extensive experience in public speaking; community relations; labor relations; budget preparation; developing policy & procedure and disciplinary action. Improved services to the community through involvement with local

  state and federal task forces. \n\nSignificant experience in labor negotiations as well as the grievance

  mediation and arbitration process. Directed internal investigations which led to the discipline of officers from an oral reprimand through termination. \n\nEnhanced the relationship with the community through programs such as the Citizens Police Academy

  ride-a-long and school liaison duties. Also brought in the national \"Shop With A Cop\" program

  where children Christmas shop with a police officer with funds collected through private donations.

  Chief

  Elmhurst

  IL

  Adjunct professor assigned to the Criminal Justice / Sociology Department and instruct courses involving White Collar Crime

  Organized Crime

  Juvenile Delinquency and the Justice System.

  Adjunct Professor

  Elmhurst College

  10300 Roosevelt Rd.

  Westchester

  Ill

  Responsible for the leadership and direction for a 38 member police department with an overall budget of 5.8 million dollars. It is my duty to ensure the safety of the community from any kind of unlawful and criminal activity. Develop and maintain meaningful relationships with community members

  leaders and businesses. Responsible for policy development

  control

  supervision and program implementation. Serve as the point of contact for the police department and a visible deterring presence. Engrain myself into the community through participation in local events as well as public speaking opportunities.

  Chief of Police

  Westchester Police Department

  Parlimentarian - WSCOP / 1st V.P. - ILACP / Director

  Law Enforcement Torch Run - Illinois

  FBINA Alumni Association

  IACP

  ILACP

  WSCOP

  English

• 2010

  Certificate of Completion

  Advanced studies in law enforcement at the Executive level. Studies included topics such as Criminal and Labor Law and Behavioral Studies.

  Law Enforcement Administration

  Federal Bureau of Investigation National Academy (FBINA) Session 241

• 2005

  Master’s Degree

  Completed stidies in Criminal Justice earning a Bachelor's Degree. Master's Degree earned in the area of Public Safety Administration.

  Public Safety Administration

  Lewis University

• 2000

  Certificate of Completion

  Completed a ten week course in studies for law enforcement executives. Classes covered an array of topics in the area of Budgeting

  Labor Management

  Labor and Criminal Law and Crisis Intervention.

  Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement Administration

  Northwestern University School of Police Staff & Command Class 144

• 1992

  Bachelor’s Degree

  Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement Administration

  Lewis University

• I have the extreme pleasure of being the Director for the Illinois Law Enforcement Torch Run program

  which happens to be the finest in the world. The individuals that make-up the Illinois program are the hardest working and most dedicated individuals you will ever come across.

  Special Olympics - Law Enforcement Torch Run

  Firearms

  Criminal Investigations

  Counterterrorism

  Emergency Management

  Enforcement

  Evidence Collection

  Criminal Justice

  Crime Prevention

  Firearms Handling

  Law Enforcement

  Evidence

  Patrol

  Police

  Private Investigations

  Homeland Security

  U.S. National Incident Management System (NIMS)

  Public Safety

  NIMS

  Interrogation

  Stelter

  Steven

  Brookfield Police Department