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7. Board Appointment - Police CommissionRECEIVED 2003 MAR 24 AM 10: 32 A,AL}SPELL CITY CLERK JOAN M. JELLISON 116 Crestliue Ave. Kalispell Montana 59901 (406) 7524966 March 21, 2003 Mayor Pam Kennedy City Hall Kalispell, Montana 59901 Re: Reappointment to Kalispell Police Commission Dear Mayor Kennedy: My term as a member of the Kalispell Police Commission is expiring and I would appreciate your consideration of this request to appoint me to another term. I am proud of the accomplishments of the Commission in its role supporting the Police Department and I would like to continue my contribution. I believe the Commission has played, and should continue to play, an important role in the development of our superior department. Sincerely, ... - ............................... I .............................................. ................ ........ ...... ............. ....................................................... FROM : NUPAC PHONE NO. : 406752734e Apr. 02 2003 02:23PM P2 March 5, 2003 Mayor Pam Kennedy P0 Sox 1997 Kalispell, MT 59901 Re: police Commission opening Dear Mayor Kennedy: I would very much like to tic considered for the opening on the Kalispell Police Commission. As an introduction of myself, I have lived in the Flathead Valley for 20 years and only recently moved into the Kalispell City limits. I am currently a Vice President at Glacier Bancorp, Inc. Previously, I spent approximately 15 years at Banix West (now Mountain West Bank). Responsibilities have included human resources, financial reporting and general niariage=nt, Throu,gh my numerous years ofbanking and civic activities, I've had the opportunity to become acquainted with many local law enforcement officers, I hold these Individuals in the highest regard and I can asSLITC YOU I have no agenda or "ax to grind". T can be reached days at 756-3399 or evenings at 756-7114. Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, '\�on McCarthy 32 Bruyer Way Loop Kalispell, MT 59901 Terry Straabe Pam Kennedy Police Commission Dear Mayor Kennedy |anninterested inserving onthe police commission board. I am a retired law enforcement supervisor from the Los Angeles area. My experienceinu|udee police intelligence; internal affairs; background investigations ofprospective officers; oral promotion boards; and termination hearings. I am a Kalispell resident and am employed as the security supervisor at Semitool Inc. Terry Straabe A► 0 24 February 2003 Mayor Pamela B. Kennedy City of Kalispell P.O. Box 1997 Kalispell, Montana 59901 REFERENCE: Advisory Board Opening Police Commission Mayor Kennedy. 1sLloL CITY CLERK I am writing to request consideration for appointment to the Police Commission Advisory Board for the City of Kalispell. I very much enjoy living in Kalispell with my family. I have a desire to see its Police Department continue to grow with the same professionalism that I have seen them display to date. The issues facing public agencies these days are numerous and complex. My education and employment background might well assist the Commission in deciding critical issues relative to the growth, policy and future of the city police force. I have included a copy of my resume for your review and consideration. As you will see, I know city government, police service, policy development, community program development and budget evaluation. I have a heart for this community and more specifically, its police force. If I could service my community in this manner, I would be honored. Thank you for you time and consideration in this matter. Sincerely, Richard A. Sine 729 Second Ave East Kalispell, Montana 59901 (406)755-6953 Home (406)250-0019 Cell Glacier804g,Yahoo.com W-1 Address - 729 Second Avenue East Kalispell, Montana 59901 (406)755-6953 Home (406)250-0019 Cell [ Richard A. Sine ] Glacier804(_@_Yahoo.com Date of Birth : 04/12/1951 Social Security: 279-48-7944 Marital Status : Married Children: Three RANGER — Protection / Law Enforcement 06/01 /1999 to Present United States Park Service — US Department of the Interior Glacier National Park, Montana & Cuyahoga Valley National Park, Ohio Duties including: law Enforcement both "front" and "back country"; EMT -Intermediate ; Fire Response; Search and Rescue; Visitor assistance, education and safety; Wildlife management and resource protection ; Helicopter Heli-spot manager. CAPTAIN — City of Hudson Police 01 /01 /1994 to 05/01/2000 Retired as second in command of suburban police force with 30 full time officers, 8 full time dispatchers and 10 support and part-time services. Computer LAN administrator. Popul. of 23,000 and geographic area of 25 sq miles. Active team member on Metropolitan SWAT Team which serves 20 Cities. ( Service Retirement 30 Years Ohio LE service ) CHIEF OF POLICE: Township of Hudson, Ohio 1983-1994 Supervision of Police Agency with 28 sworn personnel and 3 Civilians; Jurisdiction of 25 square miles with an effective population of 18,000; Financial and budgetary responsibilities, collective bargaining, community relations, public speaking; Licensed by Atty General of Ohio as a Police Academy Commander and guest instructor at the State Police Academy - Computers, Admin., Superv. Computerized agency into LAN Network and wrote software programs on which entire agency is computerized. Active member of command staff - Metropolitan Regional SWAT Team. CHIEF INVESTIGATOR: Feller & Feller Inc. 1981-1983 Supervised entire staff of investigators and technicians in the investigation and documentation of insurance fraud for self insured corporations. Extensive civil background research, covert surveillance and case documentation; Scheduling of personnel; Client and Attorney briefing; Court presentation and testimony. DETECTIVE: Sheriffs Dept. -Portage County, Ohio 1978-1981 Assigned as intelligence officer for the Detective Bureau and SWAT Team. Extensive work in covert photography and video documentation of crime scenes; Draft all search warrants for detective bureau and SWAT Teams; Public speaking and Academy Instruction. SEARGEANT-DETECTIVE : Narcotics Unit -Lake County 1976-1978 Assigned as the Assistant Agent in Charge of narcotics investigative team under the Prosecuting Attorney Office; Liaison between Unit and 18 County political subdivisions; Public speaking; Budget and Policy drafts; EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE Associate Degree in Science ( Law Enforcement ) 1976 North Central Technical College - Mansfield, Ohio University of Virginia at Quantico 1991 16 Semester Hours in Criminal Science Mansfield Business College - Mansfield, Ohio 1972 64 Credit Hours in Business Administration Moody Bible Institute - Akron, Ohio 16 Semester Hours in Bible ( Chaplain ) Hiram College - Hiram, Ohio 1993 6 Credit Hours - Computers & Industrial Psy F.B.I. National Academy - Quantico, Virginia 1990 13 Weeks advanced criminal training ( 572 Hr ) U.S. Department of the Interior - National Parks National Park Service Ranger Academy, Cuyahoga Community College ( 1994 ) NPS — Search and Rescue Course — 48 Hours ( 1999 ) NPS — Annual LE Retainer, Kalispell, Montana 40 Hours ( 1999 ) NPS —Annual LE Retainer, Brecksville, Ohio 40 Hours (2000 ) NPS — High Angle Rescue ( and Snow / Ice High Angle) GNP 32 Hours ( 1999 ) NPS — Annual LE Retainer, Brecksville, Ohio 40 Hours ( 2001 ) NPS — Annual LE Retainer, Brecksville, Ohio 40 Hours ( 2002 } Federal Law Enforcement Training Center - Brunswick, Georgia Advanced Computer Technology 40 Hours Crim. Invest. In Automated Enviomm. 80 Hours Prosecution of Computer Crimes 40 Hours Ohio Peace Officer Academy - London, Ohio Intro. to Micro Processing 16 Hours Computer Related Crime Invest 24 Hours Micro Applications for Criminal Justice 24 Hours Academy Commanders Certification 8 Hours Instructional Skills Certification 40 Hours Ohio Academy Teaching Cert. # BAS10674 Collective Bargaining 16 Hours Police Admin/Chiefs Seminar 80 Hours Intro. to the Occult and Ritualistic Crime 24 Hours Surveillance Photography 32 Hours Fitness Specialist Course 40 Hours Fitness Instructors Course 24 Hours Troubleshooting IBM Camp. Computers 24 Hours 10. Weapons and Tactical Dignitary Protection -KentGtoteUniv. 16Hourn SWAT Basic - Case Western Reserve Univ. 1976 40Hours SWAT Basic -TaUmmd0aPolice 1900 40Houno SWAT Advanced -|ACPLAPo|iue 40Hours UiotnactionQevicem—D+f-JecCorp. 8Hours Assault Rifle -H&KyWP5 8Hwurs Tactical Operations Seminar -OTOAColumbus 16Houno Chemical Munitions - Summit Metro CFlRT 16Houne PPCT OafenoiveTactiva- Summit Metro CRRT 16 Hours Tactical Assault Rifle - Summit Metro CRRT 18Houra OPOTC/Gerni-Auto |notnuctor000ursa- 40 Hours Hostage ReooumFie|dTnainingoounse- 40Houro National Park Service GAR|.Cuyahoga College 48Houra Other Law Enforcement /Criminal Justice |nnUtutehnAerohicReoamrch-DmUmn.TX Fitness SpecialistCourse & Certificate 40Houm Armon|nvemt-. Western Reserve Univar 40Houro Criminal Invest - Attorney General, Ohio 80Hnuno Police Chaplains Course and 8orninmr/o 58Hnura Post Shooting Trauma - Chaplains Response 24Hmura Narcotics Undercover Invest. - Lake Co. 40Houro U.8.DEANarcotics Course - Columbus, Ohio 80Houro Test Validity and Standards Course 40Hourn Homicide Investigators Course 32Hnuro Amer. with Disabilities Act Compliance 16 Hours SEARCH - Computer Crimes &Investigations 40Houro Trouble Shooting and Repair of Computers 24Houro