Public Safety Dispatcher

With assaults against first responders rising, there should be new training requirements necessary. Escape should always be the goal of the assaulted EMS practitioner. Training offers first responders the ability to learn proper responses to better stay away from a situation that will

I agree that as a warrant officer in the air traffic control community we have to remember

My name is Zipporah Nevels and have been working in healthcare for the past 11 years. Furthering my career has opened more opportunities and hope to learn more. I would like at some point to experience in Criminal Justice field which I am working on. I look forward to learning from your expanded knowledge and positive encouragement Dr. Ackerman. Class, I am excited to learn from each other.

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Over the past two years I have continuously studied and worked within the criminal justice field. My studies from Vincennes University varied within the field of criminal justice and at times pertained to corrections. Working as a Campus Safety Officer gave me experience with a variety of people and personalities. During my time as a Campus Safety Officer I was educated on defensive tactics, pepper ball training, hand-to-hand combat, OC pepper spray, and Monadnock expandable baton training. I have excellent communication skills and am able to keep calm during stressful situations.

Raised in the San Francisco Bay Area, I was privileged to attended some of the best public schools in the nation. I am blessed to have been born into a family that provided me with the resources necessary to become successful. Although no journey ever goes as planned, my experiences have led me to believe that I am destined for great things. I hope that my journey towards success will continue by being accepted into the Masters of Arts in Criminal Justice program at Mount Mercy University for the Fall of 2018. My decision to study Criminal Justice can be traced back to the day I discovered the importance of the events that have shaped me into the young woman that I am today.

A Correctional Officer supervise arrested persons awaiting trial and convicted criminals serving time in penitentiaries, jails, and reformatories. One primary role of correctional officers is to avert attacks, escapes, and other disturbances, ensuring inmate accountability and security. Outside of the jail or penitentiary where they work, correctional officers have no policing duties.

DPSCS is a public safety agency with several divisions or units working together to accomplish common goal of protecting the public, its employees, detainees and offenders under it supervision whether through community supervision or incarceration for a period of time or for a life time (DPSCS, n. d). However, community supervision (DPP) is under the umbrella of DPSCS charged with the responsibility of supervising individuals released on parole, probation or placed on pre-trial in the community. In order for the offenders to be supervised effectively, once released to the community supervision, assessment is conducted to determine the level of supervision and be placed in the right level of supervision such as general supervision, or Violent

In the Compstat approach the community specialist does not go away completely. The community policing specialist will take the “back burner” on priority for the police department (Hoover, 2014). If the department has to chose the Compstat approach of targeting the crime versus the quality of life from the community policing, then the Compstat comes first. I believe the community specialist role still can be useful with the Compstat approach. The community policing specialist can survey the community and get feedback on crimes that are occurring and that information can be applied to the Compstat approach. I believe that the community policing role should include leadership with initiating problem-oriented interventions. The Compstat is about

During the fall when Springfield College’s school year begins, I will resume my role as a paramedic instructor. In this role, I assist the lead instructor present lectures and conduct laboratory stations approximately one evening a week. There are also several specialty certification classes I will be conducting over the next six months; ACLS, BCLS, PALS, PEPP, and PHTLS.

There are many different perspectives on this situation. The first perspective is that of law enforcement. The police are also afraid for their own lives. In no way am I trying to portray police work as easy or safe, because it is neither. “Police and sheriff’s patrol officers have one of the highest rates of injuries and illnesses of all occupations. They may face physical injury when conflicts with criminals occur, during motor-vehicle pursuits, when exposure to communicable diseases occurs, or through many other high-risk situations” (Bureau of Labor Statistics). Everyone should understand that their goal is to protect us, but naturally their first instinct is to protect themselves. Police are put into potentially dangerous positions on a daily basis; however, this should not create a situation where they are desensitized to treating people with the dignity and respect they deserve as citizens with rights. There is a perception that because the police do not get to know the people in the community, they begin to associate everyone with the people that they are arresting for good reasons, even if they are not criminals. On the other hand there are the groups of people who are most affected. The majority of citizens would agree that the people most affected by this live in lower income neighborhoods where crime and violence are more common. “When researchers controlled for factors such as the level of neighborhood crime, the reported quality of police-citizen

I recently learned about the Public Safety Service Operators (PSSO) from an acquaintance and I look forward to hopefully being accepted into this job position; which will benefit me in allowing me to learn new things and possibly meet new people.

Traffic Control Officer insures the safety movement of pedestrians, vehicles, and bicycle as needed during peak traffic times, during especially events or at accident scenes. Traffic Control Officers may need to take suitable enforcement action to maintain compliance with traffic laws and carry out parking regulations as needed. Traffic Control Officers will work in conjunction with Detroit Police Officers as well as officers from other Federal, State, and Local agencies as

Public safety is a discipline fit for certain individuals. The type of work they do is different from one day to the next. Thinking on your toes, adaptability, having authority, and enthusiasm are just a few traits that are necessary to be successful. The term public safety refers to the welfare and protection of the general public. The goal of public safety officials is to provide protection and prevention of dangers affecting the public like crimes, man-made disasters, and natural disasters. One such person who fits the mold of an emergency manager or public safety official is Mr. Eugene Holley. Mr. Holley has been involved in many disasters and crisis situations, one event in particular was Hurricane Sandy.

A personal manager officer is a supervisor and managerial position within the fire department. Under general direction it is their job to lead, plan, organize, and direct the personnel management program of the fire department. The position’s main focus should be on staffing, retention, development, adjustment, and managing change.