1. Darryl W. Jarvis
Brooklyn NY 11207
(917) 783-3948 www.linkedIn.com/in/darrylwjarvis dwjarvis1961@gmail.com
SECURITY & PUBLIC SAFETY DIRECTOR
Dynamic and strategic Security and Public Safety Director with expertise in the development of
large-scale security programs that attain corporate goals, ensuring on-time delivery and within
budget. Proven efficiency in the research, evaluation and implementation of all phases of public
safety. Investigative work. Respected for the highest level of commitment, communication and
performance within high-pressure environments. Developed high performance teams, building
trust, loyalty and strategic partnerships with all constituencies.
Crime Prevention | Emergency Services | Crisis Prevention | Risk Analysis | Fire Safety |
Loss Prevention | Staff Training & Development | Conflict Resolution |
CCTV Systems Design| Investigations | Surveillance |
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
MONROE COLLEGE, Bronx, NY 2004 – Present
Director of Public Safety 2006 – Present
 Successfully led all aspects of college Security and Public Safety department including: crime
prevention, emergency services, crisis prevention, risk analysis, fire safety, loss prevention and hiring of
security personnel campus-wide.
 Effectively evaluated, planned and executed security measures for 2 annual commencement ceremonies
at the Jacob Javits Center hosting upward of 13,000 students and guests.
 Designed and launched a development plan that included personnel development, upgrading
surveillance equipment, revision of policies and procedures, and successful budgeting resulting in the
integration of Public Safety as a crucial division of the business organization.
 Efficiently managed an annual department budget of $2 million and a professional security staff of 32,
securing 8 campus buildings. Managed all phases of security for all on-campus events, i.e. college fairs,
sporting events, student social events, as well as off-campus school sponsored events.
 Achieved a 30% reduction in annual overtime expenses by upgrading the campus surveillance system
and successful work force planning.
 Achieved a 20% reduction in overall transportation costs by upgrading the vehicle fleet and increasing
rider capacity by 500%.
 Developed and formalized the Annual Staff and Faculty Orientation Program on Campus Safety and
Security.
 Served as point person for Federal and State audits of all department compliance issues.
 Key contributor to strategic planning efforts, physical security design, internal investigations and student
disciplinary actions.

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Assistant Director of Public Safety 2004 –2005
 Assisted the Director with the administration and management of a professional security staff of 40 and
transportation staff of 25.
 Effectively investigated and resolved student conflicts, in addition to counseling senior management on
student disciplinary actions.
 Managed the evening shift security and transportation personnel.
 Served as Director of Public Safety for a period of 8 Months during Director’s leave.
 Implemented a 24-hour on campus security and transportation program, which serviced of 25 academic,
office and residential Buildings on two campuses.
 Designed and presented annual student body orientation program on campus safety and security.
NEW YORK CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT 1984-2004
Detective Investigator, 1991 –2004
Police Officer, 1984 –1990
 Major Case Surveillance and Apprehension Unit - Conducted surveillance for major cases within the
Special Investigations Division.
 Missing Persons Unit – Conducted investigations on reports of missing persons and runaways. Identified
remains of victims of the 911 terrorist attacks.
 Special Frauds Unit – Conducted investigations into the 911 World Trade Center aid fraud cases
resulting in numerous arrests and convictions.
 Detectives Bureau – Conducted criminal investigations including Homicide, Robbery, Assault and white-
collar crimes. Provided executive protection to dignitaries including high-ranking U.S. Government
officials, international Heads-of-State and entertainment celebrities.
 Served as union representative for the Detective’s Endowment Association for 7 years.
 Narcotics Division – Undercover and investigative assignments resulting in 400+ arrests.
 Patrol Services Bureau – Assigned to patrol duties in Patrol Borough Brooklyn North: Plain Clothes Anti-
Crime Unit, Uniformed Street Narcotics Enforcement Unit, and uniformed patrol.
EDUCATION
MONROE COLLEGE, Bachelor of Science, Criminal Justice
CERTIFICATIONS & SPECIALIZED TRAINING
PACE UNIVERSITY, Certificate, New York State Fire Safety Director 2006
NEW YORK CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT, Certificates in U.S. Secret Service Specialized Dignitary
Protection; Insurance Fraud Investigations; Homicide Investigations; Sex Crimes and Child Abuse; Criminal
Investigations; Narcotics Investigative and Undercover Training 1984-2004
TECHNICAL
Microsoft office: Word, Excel, Powerpoint
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators (IACLEA)
National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE), ASIS International.