Parking Enforcment Officer

Posted on: 2006-06-20

Ms. Beverly Estes-Brown Resumes of Qualifications 15852 Cinnamon way (651) 322-6215/651 231-0954 Rosemount Minnesota 55068 JOB OBJECTIVE Apply my proven ability in law enforcement HIGHLIGHTS OF QUALIFICATION • Parking enforcement officer”. Have developed knowledge and skills that pertain to parking and city ordinances while being assigned to the downtown area. • Very people oriented with great communication skills, ability to prioritize and completed multiple task. • Effective working both independently and as a team member in a high pressure environment . • Excellent yearly performance reviews. EXPERIENCE June 23, 2003-Present City of Saint Paul Police Department 367 Grove Street Saint Paul, MN 55102 Patrols an assigned area of the City by foot and motorized vehicle, tagging vehicles for violations of parking regulations and statutory vehicle registration laws. Writes, issues, and records summonses for parking violations including vehicles parked in violation during emergencies, expired meters, vehicles in tow away zones or truck zones, blocking building entrances or fire hydrants or in violation of rush hour zones. Tows and impounds vehicles violating parking regulations and in accordance with the law. Testifies in court relative to parking enforcement.. 2002-2003 Community Service Officer City of Minneapolis Police Department 350 South 5th Street – Room 210-1/2 Minneapolis, MN 55415-1314 A community Service Officer works in the Minneapolis Police Department while enrolled as a full-time student in an approved, two or four-year law enforcement program to prepare them to be Minneapolis Police Officer. Community Service Officer’s develop the skills that will enable them to promote communication, understanding and cooperation between department personnel and the diverse communities of the City of Minneapolis. Duties include the following: Assists patrol officers, Assist citizens in identifying crime prevention techniques, Recovers abandoned property, Assist with Livescan fingerprinting procedures in the booking of juveniles, photographs for evidence, collection of evidence, search warrants, and organizing crime statistics throughout the City of Minneapolis and Identifies and reports criminal activities. 1992-2002 918 Charles Ave. Licensed Child Care Provider St. Paul, MN 55104 Providing child care to parents working outside of the home, insuring parent (s) that their child (ren)) is in a warm, caring, loving and a safe learning environment. 1979-1983 160 E. Kellogg Blvd Equal Employment Opportunity Office Dept of the Army U.S. Army Dist, St. Paul Corps Of Engineers 55104 1984-1991 Norman G. Jensen Customs Entry Writer Freight Forwarder and Broker Bloomington, MN Verifying proper documentation at hand for entry. Classifying merchandise according to harmonized tariff codes used for importations into the U.S. Preparation of entry on ABI/ACS Systems. Communicating with clients to determine proper entry requirements. Communicate with customs, prepare invoicing and import documentation required by various agencies. References available upon request EDUCATION Metropolitan State University 2002-2005 Major: Law Enforcement Bachelors of Science Graduate Minneapolis Community and Technical College’s July 22, 2005 Center for Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Completed Professional Peace officers program Paris Texas Community College 1984-1984 General Studies Elementary Music Teacher Minneapolis Community College 1983-1983 General Studies Music Theory St. Paul Central 1981 High School Graduate PERSONAL DATA Minnesota Board of Peace Officer Standards and Training Post Certified August 19, 2005 Minneapolis Police Department November 2,2002 CSO’s Academy Training • Successful Completion Saint Paul Police Dept December 7, 2002 Citizen Police Academy • Successful Completion • Certificate Minnesota Association of Police Women Member March 2002 Present Wilder Foundation St. Paul Member March 1993-2003 • Work with children and families in the community May 1994 Award • Outstanding work in the community May 1994 Award • Leadership and professionalism May 1994 Award • Dedicated services to licensed family child care May 1998 Award Summit-University family child cared network Member March 1993-2003 • Providing insight, contract writing and hands on training to new providers • Honor of achievement Award 1995 Resources for child caring Member March 1993 2003 • Outstanding work provided to children and families in the community Aug 1994 Award New Hope Baptist Church St. Paul MN Member: Deaconess Board October 1990-present • Organize rules and regulations of the by-laws • Attend conferences / Bring back information • Visit the sick and shut-ins in nursing homes, Prisons and private homes • Guidance for the youth