This summary outlines the applicant's extensive work experience in law enforcement, emergency response, and protective services roles over nearly 40 years: - The applicant has over 27 years of experience as a police officer with the Edmonton Police Service, performing investigations, community policing initiatives, training, and temporary supervisory roles. - Subsequent roles included managing the protective services program as a supervisor for Lac La Biche County, emergency dispatch for Edmonton Police, photo radar enforcement, and insurance fraud investigation. - The applicant also has experience in transportation, having worked as a driver and rigger, and maintains relevant certifications.

1. Summary of work experience
Lac La Biche County - Protective Services Supervisor/Manager
Lac La Biche County - Aug 2015 to present
Position - Protective Services Supervisor/Manager
Managing, and restructuring the Peace Officer Program, reviewing and updating current
policy and procedure, reviewing and updating existing bylaws, examining new bylaws,
working supervisor as a Peace Officer. Duties are as follows:
1. Animal Services- Enforcement, Licensing, adoption, Review and re-drafting Animal
Control Bylaw. . Ongoing review, development and re-drafting of the Community
Standards Bylaw and Traffic bylaws.
2. Developing ingoing liaison with other stakeholders in the area, such as The RCMP,
Alberta Sheriff’s, Conservation officers, Wildlife Officers, and Community Peace
Officedrs in Surrounding Counties.
3. Offering ongoing training and a structured setting to current and new Community
Peace Officers.
4. By-law Enforcement- Providing Public Safety and enhancing Lac La Biche County as
a safe, vibrant, innovative community through traffic safety, public safety and
enforcement initiatives, serving those who live, work and visit our County.
5. Ongoing liaison with Senior Management and Counsel, to ensure we are meeting or
community needs, and commitments.
Edmonton Police Service 9-1-1 Dispatch Center
Edmonton, Alberta - Sept 2010 to July 2015
Position - Emergency Communications Officer
Emergency Communications Officer in the Edmonton Police dispatch center.
Field incoming 9-1-1 and regular calls into the dispatch center.
Evaluate these call, classify them, and set dispatch priorities for these calls.
Contact other emergency services for dispatch when required
Make referrals to outside agencies
Dispatch bylaw services when required
Canadian Corp Of Commissionaires
Edmonton, Alberta - July 2010 to Dec 2010
Position - Photo Radar Operator – Peace Officer Level I
-To set up and deploy Photo radar at hazardous and Community Concern locations to
enhance and improve public safety/traffic safety.

2. Weatherford Pipe Recovery
Nisku, Alberta - Jan 2007 to July 2010
Position – Driver/Rigger
-Operate a 4500kg vehicle with a Class 3(Q) license (Peterbilt 330)
-Shipping and receiving related products to the field..
- Compiling drivers logs and T.D.G. documents
-Dealing first hand with customers on location.
Edmonton Police Service 9-1-1 Dispatch Center
Edmonton, Alberta - June 2004 to Dec 2006
Position - Emergency Communications Officer
Emergency Communications Officer in the Edmonton Police dispatch center.
Field incoming 9-1-1 and regular calls into the dispatch center.
Evaluate these call, classify them, and set dispatch priorities for these calls.
Contact other emergency services for dispatch when required
Make referrals to outside agencies
Dispatch bylaw services when required
Forensic Investigations Canada
Northern Alberta Region - June 2004 to April 2005
Position - Fraud Investigator
-Investigate Fraudulent Insurance Claims Report back to insurance company
with results and potential for criminal charges to be laid.
-Document and record my investigations and findings.
Edmonton Police Service
May 1977 to June 2004
Edmonton, Alberta
Position - Police Officer
I have worked a variety of different assignments with the Edmonton Police Service.

3. Have performed numerous temporary acting Sergeant roles filling both supervisory
positions in Patrol, and administration Sgt, and temporary acting Detective roles in both
Criminal Investigations Section (divisional) and Criminal Investigations Division (Major
Crimes). I also have E.P.S. surveillance training as a result of duties performed in
Directed Activities Response Team, Auto Theft, Hot Wheels Team, and South
Edmonton Industrial.
I was tasked with the set up, operation and development of the neighbourhood foot
patrol in the Whyte Avenue District. During which time I also set up the first off site
"community office" utilizing volunteers to man it.
Set up and administered the South Edmonton Industrial program, which was a covert
surveillance unit utilized to detect and apprehend the criminal element responsible for
break-ins and thefts in the south east industrial sector of Edmonton. This project gained
national acclaim, and I was often contacted to aide in the set up of similar programs
across Canada. (St John, Halifax, Calgary to name the more prominent locations. This
also involved the set up of a volunteer patrol in the area, for which I was responsible for
the recruitment, training, and supervision of personnel to assist in the surveillance of
active criminals.
When the Edmonton Police Service moved into the forefront of developing a functional
Community Based Policing Model, I was recruited to help develop the model, and then
given an assignment within the project itself. My hard work and dedication was often the
subject of praise by my superiors. While in this capacity I set up a "community Patrol"
which is still functional today.
Was assigned to the "Communications Section" (dispatch center), as well as two
different tours at desk positions in both Divisional stations, and community Stations.
Spent 25 of 27 years in Operations, which is where the initial contact and investigations
are conducted during which I was very well respected for my investigative prowess and
tenacity. I was often tasked with the training of recruit constables. Have had numerous
assignments as Acting Sgt. and Det. roles, when ever asked.
Skills
• 27 years experience in criminal investigations with the Edmonton Police Service
• With over 27 years experience with the Edmonton Police Service, my ability to deal
with the public in a fair and professional manner is exemplary.
• Sound knowledge of the Criminal Code of Canada.
• Have excellent time management skills. This not only was demonstrated while in
service with the Edmonton Police Service, but also was further displayed on my
retirement when I took on both the role of an Investigator with Forensic Investigations
Canada, and worked an average of 110 hours every month in the E.P.S. dispatch
center.
• My file Management skills have been consistent throughout both my career with the
E.P.S. and with Forensic Investigations Canada. Although there are times that I have
carried as many as five or six files, the average was 2 or 3, and they are completed in
an expedient manner.

4. • Have continually demonstrated my ability to communicate in a clear and concise
fashion both verbally and in written correspondence.
• Have sound knowledge of MS Windows, MS Word, as well as operation of the
My Internet, and computer systems, and the basic knowledge as was captured by
taking internal E.P.S. courses of MS Excel, MS PowerPoint.
• Well renowned for my investigative skills, dedication, determination, and sound
judgment. Also respected by both peers and supervisors for my ability to reason out
difficult situations and come to a successful resolution.
Courses
Interview and interrogation
Effective presentations
Effective writing
Dealing with difficult people
MS word I & II
MS excel
MS PowerPoint
Leadership and development
Effective leadership I & II
Expert collision investigation
Field Training Officer training
Time Management
Anatomy of a Liar
Radar - fixed mode
Laser
Photo Radar
Alco-sur
Transportation of Dangerous Goods certificate (expired when I retired)
W.H.I.M.I.S.
H2O certificate
First Aid
Real Estate Associates Program (Alberta, British Columbia and Saskatchewan)
Formal Education
• 1975-1977 Grant McEwan Community College Edmonton, Alberta
Attained a Certificate in the Law Enforcement Program
While attending college, was elected Communications Chairman
Was also elected Director of Communications for the Federation of Alberta Students in
1976
• 1972-1974 Lorne Jenken High School (Also known as Barrhead Comp H.S.)
Barrhead, Alberta
• Obtained my Matriculation with a 72% average, • Graduated with a total of 122 credits.

5. Community Activities/personal interests
• I was involved with the Leduc Minor Hockey Executive for a total of five years, the last
three years as Vice President of Administration.
• Served four years as President of the Northern Alberta Elite Summer Hockey Club,
and was the founder of this organization.
• Coached baseball, soccer and hockey.
• Scouted for the Drayton Valley Thunder Jr. “A” hockey club for three seasons.
• Enjoy snowmobiling and camping., fishing, Hockey, curling