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Took reports.
Supervised and oversaw all news and ongoing investigations.
Completed data on neighborhoods and provided information at neighborhood council meetings monthly.

Protect people and property, patrol, respond to calls, enforce laws, make arrests, issue citations and testify in court cases.
Collaborate with colleagues to address new enforcement procedures strategies and standards.
Maintain annual budget.
Representative at community events or serve as liaison on community committees.
Provide assistance with events
Facilitate screening, hiring and evaluations of law enforcement personnel

Plan budgets and expenditures for the year
Coordinate with other professionals, such as City Police, Sheriff’s Department, Department of Public Safety, Fire Department, Gonzales County EMS, Juvenile Probation Office
Plan, coordinate, and oversee school safety to ensure job success.
Prepare and process case documents and papers, such as complaints, statements, pictures, audio or video footage.

Reviewed all complaints that came into the department
Assigned complaints to particular people for resolution.
Reviewed department policies and procedures
Planned and scheduled training officers within the department.
Created new programs for the youth and the senior Citizens
Enhanced programs already in place
Ran radar.

Set the vision for the organization.
Development of personnel for personal and organizational success.
Community interaction and engagement.
Design various community and department programs to prevent crime and increase officer involvement within the community.
Fiscal planning for departmental needs.
Ensure the department is in compliance with current and new city, county, and state legislation as well as best practices.