Parker Live The Parker area, online.
Open to the public, a ‘Meet and Greet Your Candidates’ event will be held on Thursday, October 4th from 6-8:30 pm at the Town of Parker Senior Community Center located at 1115 12th Street in Parker. This is an excellent opportunity to meet and talk to candidates for office in the General Election this November.
All candidates from all parties have been invited. Each candidate will be given two minutes for an opening statement and given three questions to answer with the opposing candidate given one minute for a rebuttal. Candidates then will have the opportunity to give a one minute closing statement. Candidates who are running unopposed are also invited to introduce themselves and present their views to the public.
Pam Boyd from the Arizona Western College will video the event for release to cable television and the internet. Dave Riek from Yuma Arizona will travel to Parker to act as the moderator. The event is sponsored by the Parker-Poston Sunrise Rotary Club. For more information please contact Don Davis at (928) 916-669-8974, Pam Boyd (928) 669-2214 or Rodney Mendoza (928) 916-2670.
Can’t wait to see this
Jose Jesus Moreno 08/20/2012
Screening – Under Sheriff La Paz County Sheriff’s Department
Dear Sheriff Candidate Moreno:
I have twenty four years of Municipal Law Enforcement experience. The last six years of my career have been in Police Management and Executive Management, at the ranks of Lieutenant and Assistant Chief of Police. During my career, I have sought out and embraced many challenging assignments. These assignments have included Training, Youth Services, Internal Investigations, Traffic Enforcement, and Criminal Investigations. I was assigned to a Federal Task Force working exclusively with D.E.A., F.B.I., and at times the C.I.A. I have significant experience working hand in hand with the Office of District Attorney of Los Angeles County, and the United States Attorney’s Office. I have consistently worked diligently and promoted through the ranks of the Police Department, where I ultimately achieved the rank of Assistant Chief of Police. I have consistently received evaluations exceeding the expectations for areas of responsibility assigned to me. As the Assistant Chief of Police I provided executive management and oversight to the entire Police Department, consisting of 77 sworn Officers and 140 Civilian personnel encompassing Administrative, Investigative, Patrol, Traffic, Records, Communications, Jail, Animal Control, Code Enforcement, Business Licensing, and Youth Services. I managed an annual budget of 18.4 million, in which approximately 4.4 million were from awarded grants. I am a graduate of the West Point Leadership Academy, and I fluently speak both English and Spanish.
I am extremely interested in your current opening for Under Sheriff of La Paz County, Arizona. I enjoy working with the community and finding solutions to complex quality of life issues. I excelled in my career significantly because I believe in community policing, and community partnership. I am transparent and believe in treating everyone in a fair and impartial manner. I gain personal satisfaction by improving the quality of life for others. I feel that the environment in La Paz County would be a perfect match for me both personally and professionally. I was born and raised in New Mexico, in a very small community, where values are a way of life. This is why I find this opportunity so appealing.
In closing I want to thank you for your time and consideration in reviewing my qualifications.
Respectfully,
Lee J. Alirez
Lj5212@verizon.net
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Lee Jack Alirez
45463 Seagull Way
Temecula, Ca. 92592
(951) 852-5455
lj5212@verizon.net
Professional
Experience: City of South Gate Police Department
Reserve Police Officer
City of South Gate Police Department
Police Officer
Patrol Division
Field Training Officer
Detective, Investigating Theft, Fraud and Crimes of Violence.
City of Huntington Park Police Department
Police Officer
Patrol Officer
Field Training Officer
Detective assigned to DEA / FBI task force
Detective assigned to crimes of violence (homicide)
Patrol Sergeant
Detective Bureau Sergeant
Administration Sergeant
Police Lieutenant, Patrol Watch Commander
Assistant Chief of Police
Positions of Supervision, Management & Executive Management
Senior Officer
Police Sergeant
Police Lieutenant
Assistant Chief of Police
Formal
Education: Citrus College, Glendora, Ca.
Cal State, Long Beach, Ca.
Rio Hondo College, Police Academy, Whittier, Ca.
Mt. San Jacinto College, Menifee, Ca.
Woodbury University, Los Angeles, Ca.
West Point Leadership Academy, Los Angeles Police Department.
Total 75+ units currently completing my BS degree in Administration of
Justice.
Certificates
&
Training: Peace Officers Standard and Training Certificates
Basic certificate
Intermediate certificate
Advanced certificate
Supervisory certificate
Management certificate
Emergency Management and Preparation (NIMMS)
In excess of 1200 hours of POST advanced officer training.
West Point Leadership Academy
Role of the Chief of Police training.
Honors: City of South Gate Officer of the year 1995
State of California Department of Justice, undercover operations.
State of California Senate, recognition for dedicated service to the
community.
City of Huntington Park, Life Saving Medal
In excess of 145 Chief of Police Commendations
We do not need another 4 years of the “good ol boys” in our Sheriff’s Department
What is this all about?