Criminal Justice Job Fair Tuesday, February 16, :00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. Fox Valley Technical College - Appleton Campus

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1 Criminal Justice Job Fair Tuesday, February 16, :00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. Fox Valley Technical College - Appleton Campus ORGANIZATION NAME AlliedBarton Security Services, LLC 1018 W South Park Avenue Oshkosh, WI Tiffany Lee tiffany.lee@alliedbarton.com COMPANY PROFILE AlliedBarton Security Services is the industry s premier provider of highly trained security personnel to many industries including commercial real estate, higher education, healthcare, residential communities, chemical/petrochemical, government, manufacturing and distribution, financial institutions, and shopping centers. AlliedBarton provides superior security officer services to protect people, homes and businesses. The most honored security services provider, AlliedBarton consistently delivers exceptional service which creates a differentiated experience for clients and the people they serve. More than 60,000 employees and 120 offices serve thousands of clients with levels of protection that anticipate needs and build enduring relationships. AlliedBarton is headquartered in Conshohocken, PA, and has been American owned and managed since Ashwaubenon Public Safety 2155 Holmgren Way Ashwaubenon, WI Luke Pasterski lpasterski@ashwaubenon.com CESA Universal Court Oshkosh, WI Wanda Manning wmanning@cesa6.org Ashwaubenon Public Safety is a unique department that provides police, fire and E.M.S. services to the Village of Ashwaubenon. The Village of Ashwaubenon is located in Brown County, WI with a residential population of 18,000 residents, but is a busy community with daytime populations of 45,000 people. We have approximately 50 full-time sworn personnel and 25 part-time personnel. All full-time sworn personnel are certified as police officers, fire fighters and E.M.T.-Basic or Paramedic level. Part-time personnel provide supplemental fire/e.m.s. staff. Approximately 10 non-sworn staff take care of duties such as administrative, records, C.S.O. and fire inspections. At this time we presently have two stations. CESA 6 is a non-profit, member-driven cooperative educational service agency thus part of our name is CESA. And, we are one of 12 CESAs in Wisconsin we are CESA 6! With offices headquartered in Oshkosh, WI CESA 6 serves 42 public school districts. At CESA 6, we keep our eye on the current education landscape, and think ahead (Smart Thinking that is!) to be proactive and responsive and meet the changing needs of the educators who use our services. Schools, educators, school districts and education-related organizations can rely on CESA 6 to be a partner for innovative products and services delivered with expertise and professionalism. We are collaborative too. (Cooperative is right in our name!) Internally, we lean on each other for the varied experiences and expertise that over 200 staff bring to the table, as we collaborate to find right products and solutions for today s learners and learning environments. Externally, we seek partnerships with other organizations that can also bring value to our clients. All of this and cost effective, too! Responsive innovators, experts, and partners - that s CESA 6, proudly serving the educational needs of educators, schools, school districts, and the whole education community of Wisconsin!

2 City of Oshkosh 215 Church Avenue Oshkosh, WI Kortney Jenks City of Watertown Police Department 106 Jones Street Watertown, WI Laura Bohlman The City of Oshkosh provides services to the City of Oshkosh twenty-four hours a day, 365 days a year and operates under a Council / City Manager form of government. The seven member City Council, including the Mayor, are all elected at large. The council is the legislative and policy making body of the City. The Council selects the City Manager who is the Chief Executive Officer of the City. The City Manager is responsible for planning, organizing, and directing the activities of the municipality. Under the direction of the City Manager, the City is presently comprised of 620 full and part time employees, of which 13 are officials or administrators, 43 are supervisors / managers, 196 are involved in protective services, 64 are professionals, 52 are paraprofessionals, 154 are public works employees and 98 are office or clerical workers. The City of Watertown Police Department services a city with a population of 23,895. There are 38 sworn officers. Starting annual wage is 45,528.12, with step increases each year. After 6 years, annual wage is 58,792. Other benefits include health, dental and vision insurance, the Wisconsin Retirement Pension, and vacation, holiday, and sick leave compensation. City of Waukesha Police Department 1901 Delafield Street Waukesha, WI Chelsea Coenen schriste@ci.waukesha.wi.us Thank you for your interest in a Law Enforcement career with the Waukesha Police Department. We believe that our department not only offers you career security, it also is a great place to work. Ask anyone who works there! We also have up-to-date equipment and training to make officer safety our number one priority. In each squad car we have video/audio recording systems, computers connecting to the dispatch system, and printers for the electronic citation system. We also have our own indoor/outdoor shooting range with an attached classroom and a simunition shoot house for training exercises. There are plenty of various career opportunities at the Waukesha Police Department.

3 Dane County Sheriff s Office 115 W Doty Street Madison, WI Shari Kaczmarski kaczmarski@danesheriff.com Have you ever helped someone and received nothing in return other than a simple thank you and the satisfaction of knowing you made a difference in that person s life that day? Do you care about the quality and safety of the community you and your family live, work and play in, and you d like a hand in shaping that community? Would you like to use your unique talent, skills and abilities in an environment where you can see the impact of your efforts? Do you consider yourself to be a role model or a leader amongst your peers and want to be seen as someone others can look up to and trust? Do you desire a career that is continually evolving and offers endless opportunities for personal and professional growth? If you answered yes to any of these questions.we WANT YOU!!! With a rich history of over 175 years of service, the Dane County Sheriff's Office is committed to our mission of providing a safe and secure community through professional service and partnerships. We are searching for intelligent individuals with sound judgment and unquestionable integrity who come from a variety of backgrounds to join us in our mission. We are looking for leaders with strength of character who possess great communication skills, compassion and a dedication to public service for the betterment of your community. As a Deputy Sheriff with Dane County Sheriff's Office, you may be asked to perform various functions including supervision of jail inmates, patrol, traffic enforcement, criminal investigations, court bailiff, serving warrants and civil papers, crime lab technician and training. We offer great pay and benefits! Starting salary is $23.87 per hour ($46,547 per year) plus excellent benefits including health and dental insurance for full-time employees, along with contributions towards retirement, and short/long term disability. Additional benefits available include long term care, vision coverage, flex spending account and deferred compensation programs. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: United States citizenship High school graduation or equivalency Associates Degree or 60 college credits (those hired with less than 60 college credits must obtain them within 5 years of date of hire) Possession of or ability to obtain a valid Wisconsin driver s license Two years full-time work, military, or college experience or a combination No felony convictions Minimum of 21 years of age at time of hire Law Enforcement Recruit Academy Minimum Physical Readiness Standards: 1.5 mile run in 20:20 minutes or less 300 meter run in 82 seconds or less 18 push-ups in 60 seconds 24 sit-ups in 60 seconds Vertical jump of 11.5 inches minimum Agility run in 23.4 seconds or less APPLY ONLINE: Visit The opportunities are truly endless. Join TEAM DANE!!

4 Eau Claire Police Department 721 Oxford Avenue Eau Claire, WI Kyle Roder The Eau Claire Police Department is committed to providing excellent service to the community in pursuit of the highest quality of life for our citizens. Our officers take pride in their professionalism, service and commitment to the community. We employ a flexible patrol response to a variety of community and neighborhood concerns. The Eau Claire Police Department is comprised of 105 full-time sworn police officers and more than forty civilian employees who serve the City of Eau Claire 24 hours per day / 365 days per year. Upon hire, and after extensive training, police officers are assigned to the patrol division. Throughout an officer's career the Eau Claire Police Department offers tranfer opportunities to the Detective Division or Special Services/ Community Relations Division, as well as specialty team opportunities on the Tactical Response Team, Crime Scene Unit, Crisis Negotiation Team and others. The City of Eau Claire is just under 70,000 people and covers 34 square miles in Eau Claire County. Eau Claire is northwest Wisconsin's hub for activities, recreation, medical, education, shopping and more. Located only 90 miles from Minneapolis/St. Paul, Eau Claire is the perfect place to live, work and raise a family. Glendale Police Department 5909 N Milwaukee River Parkway Glendale, WI Joel Dhein j.dhein@glendale-wi.org Green Bay Police Department 307 S Adams Street Green Bay, WI Keith Gering keithge@greenbaywi.gov The police department has 44 sworn officers and a civilian staff of 4. The department is a full-service, community-orientated agency. The department provides many services and specially trained officers in a variety of law enforcement areas. Some of these services include: 1. Community Orientated Police Patrol 2. Detective Bureau 3. Crime Prevention Unit a. DARE Program b. Business/Neighborhood Watch c. Public Information/ Media Relations Officer d. Security Survey and CPTED Specialist e. Citizens Police Academy f. Bayshore Mall Safety Day 4. School Liaison Officers a. Officer Friendly Program 5. K-9 Unit 6. Bike Patrol Unit a. Bike Rodeo for Kids b. Bike Safety Ticket Program 7. Hotel Interdiction Program a. Drugs and Prostitution Stings 8. National Night Out 9. G.R.E.A.T. Program The Green Bay Police Department is valuable. We accept our obligation to each other and to the community for each person to achieve professional potential. We believe in providing fair-minded community service accessible to all. We value our partnership with the community and remain flexible to meet its needs. We are committed to assisting in improving the quality of life in our community.

5 La Crosse Police Department 400 La Crosse Street La Crosse, WI Randy Rank We are a full time Law Enforcement Agency in La Crosse, WI. We are located in Western Wisconsin alongside the Mississippi River bordering Minnesota. When fully staffed we have 98 full time sworn law enforcement positions. We have a Field Services/Patrol Bureau, Investigative Bureau, School Resource Officers, ERT, K9, Water Patrol, Bike & Segway Unit's along with a Professional Standards/Community Services Bureau. Lakeland College 2320 Industrial Drive Neenah, WI Beth Boardman boardmanbm@lakeland.edu Lakeland College offers evening and online classes in Neenah for students pursuing undergraduate and graduate degrees. FVTC graduates transfer in as juniors with up to 72 credits. Bachelor's degree programs include Criminal Justice, Communication, Psychology, Business Administration, Accounting, Computer Science, Marketing, and Specialized Administration. Master's degree programs are offered in Business Administration and Counseling. Manitowoc Police Department 910 Jay Street Manitowoc, WI The Manitowoc Police Dept is a progressive organization with 63 sworn officers on its department. We have a wide variety of opportunity on our agency within the patrol division and across all staff levels. Please stop by our booth to find out more. We anticipate several openings in Det. Andrew Trilling Andrew Trilling atrilling@maitowoc.org Menomonie Police Department 615 Stokke Parkway Suite G200 Menomonie, WI Brian Hagen hagenb@menomonie-wi.gov Mequon Police Department N Buntrock Avenue Mequon, WI Ben Heinen bheinen@ci.mequon.wi.us Menomonie is located 50 miles east of the Minnesota/Wisconsin border along the I-94 corridor. The Menomonie Police Department is comprised of 27 sworn Law Enforcement Officers including a Police Chief, two Commanders, four Sergeants, 17 Patrol Officers and three Investigators, as well as a civilian support staff. The Menomonie Police Department is guided by a community-oriented policing philosophy, and members participate in numerous programs designed to build and enhance community relations. Significant advanced training and career development opportunities are available to officers once they earn permanent status. Patrol Officers work a 12- hour shift schedule with a 2 days on/2 days off, 3 days on/2 days off, 2 days on, 3 days off pattern, allowing officers to have every other weekend (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday) off. The Mequon Police Department is a full service police agency comprised of 38 sworn officers patrolling 48 square miles and serving approximately 26,000 residents. The Mequon Police Department utilizes a wide array of tools to provide exceptional service to the community and visitors alike. Specialized divisions and assignments include boat patrol, bicycle patrol, K-9 unit, joint Special Response (S.W.A.T.) Team, multi-jurisdictional Drug Enforcement unit, and a School Liaison Officer.

6 Milwaukee County House of Correction 8885 S 68 th Street Franklin, WI We are a correctional facility housing up to 2200 inmates in Milwaukee county. We have immediate openings for correctional officers. Brian Koenig brian.koenig@milwaukeecounty.gov United States Marine Corps 3436 W College Avenue Appleton, WI UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS - Elite military organization responsible for operations across the globe ranging from humanitarian aid, disaster relief, combat operations, and physical security of American assets overseas. Seeking medically, morally, and physically qualified men and women ages to serve their Country honorably and gain valuable personal and professional skills vital to careers both in and out of the Marine Corps. Peter Vargo peter.vargo@marines.usmc.mil United States Navy 3436 W College Avenue Appleton, WI United States Navy offers multiple jobs in the law enforcement area and is available to all those who qualify. Please look up navy.com to come up with any questions you may have. Amber Schmick amber.schmick@navy.mil Viterbo University 900 Viterbo Drive La Crosse, WI Debra Randall Anderson drandallanderson@viterbo.edu Washington County 432 E Washington Street West Bend, WI Mary Lynn Christian marylynn.christian@co.washington.wi.us At Viterbo University, we believe learning is a life long process involving more than just academics. It s also about experiencing life and growing intellectually, culturally, and spiritually. Students can expect to be excited and challenged. We have a 11:1 student-to-faculty ratio, state-of-the-art facilities, and a faculty that cares deeply about the success of each and every student. Founded by the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration in 1890, Viterbo remains committed to its Catholic Franciscan values and its mission to prepare students for faithful service and ethical leadership. Washington County is located in Southeastern Wisconsin just 45 minutes north of Milwaukee. Washington County employes 850 employees and offers many services to the community as well as each other. Our mission here at Washington County is to be a collaborative leader in providing efficient and effective public services for the well-being of our citizens. Washington County believes in the values of Respect, Optimism, Integrity, Innovation, Compassion, and Collaboration. As trusted stewards of Washington County's future, we provide innovative and cost effective core public services.

7 Washingtown County Sheriff s Office 500 N Schmidt Road West Bend, WI Chad Beres chad.beres@co.washington.wi.us The Washington County Sheriff's Office is located in West Bend, Wisconsin. Our Deputies and staff perform the following roles for this community: Enforce federal, state and local laws and ordinances; Investigate crimes Maintain order at civil proceedings; Provide security in the courthouse and court system; Transport prisoners to and from court; Assist the citizens of Washington County when requested for various non-criminal matters; Maintain a County Jail Provide a Huber Facility and Electronic Monitoring Program; Operate a Juvenile Secure Detention Facility; Provide 911 Dispatch services to the citizens of Washington County including many of the municipalities for fire, rescue and police; Provide support to the citizens through the computerized record system; Research and plan for future improvements of the department procedures with the use of new technologies; Operate the Multi-Jurisdictional Drug Unit; Maintain Washington County SWAT Team; Maintain Washington County Dive Team; Provide D.A.R.E. and other educational and public relations programs In addition to the above Deputy duties, the Washington County Sheriff's Office oversees the County Jail and the Juvenile Detention Center. With a Jail Administrator, Lieutenant, six Sergeants and 59 Corrections Officers, these facilities are providing safe facilities for inmates and security for our residents. Please visit our website for further information about our department - Waunakee Police Department 205 N Klein Drive Waunakee, WI Joe Peterson jpeterson@waunakeepd.org The Village of Waunakee (population 13,100) is located in northwest Dane County (population 509,939). It is one of the fastest growing communities in the county and the jurisdictional boundaries are located just over a mile from the City of Madison (population 243,344). The Waunakee Police Department has 19 full time Police Officers. This includes 1 Chief, 1 Lieutenant, 4 Sergeants, 11 Patrol Officers, 1 Detective, and 1 Police School Liaison Officer. We provide 24 hour a day protection for Waunakee's 2014 population of 13,100 residents. Officers patrol over 225 streets, multiple businesses, and many parks. Officers have over 21,000 contacts annually with individuals. The department provides many community policing programs including; National Night Out, Bicycle Rodeo, Shop with a Cop, Citizen's Academy, and White Collar Crime Symposiums. The Waunakee Police Department consistently has a crime clearance rate well above the State average (Source: Uniform Crime Report Data) Waunakee Police Officers are equipped with the latest equipment and technology. Officers regularly attend specialized training above and beyond the state required training. The department has two firearms instructors, two DAAT instructors, and two EVOC/Vehicle Contacts instructors. Department members work closely with neighboring law enforcement agencies such as the Dane County Narcotics and Gang Task Force, City/County Burglary Task Force, and a County-Wide traffic safety committee. Waunakee Officers work a unique schedule which affords them every other weekend off. Example: Officer Jones schedule would be, Monday 7p-6a, Tuesday7p-6a, Wednesday-Off, Thursday Off, Friday 7p-6a, Saturday 7p-6a, Sunday 7p-6a, Monday Off, Tuesday Off, Wednesday 7p-6a, Thursday 7p-6a, Friday-Off, Saturday-Off, Sunday-Off. Waunakee Officers enjoy an educational incentive that begins immediately upon employment.

8 Wisconsin State Parks 3740 County PD Sturgeon Bay, WI Wisconsin State Parks offers summer and full time law enforcement positions. Mary Ripp Wisconsin State Patrol 851 S Rolling Meadows Drive, PO Box 984 Fond du Lac, WI John Vernon john.vernon@dot.wi.gov The Wisconsin State Patrol recruits personnel on a year-round basis. However, applications are only available during a designated period prior to the Civil Service Examination. Starting salary is $21 per hour State Patrol troopers and inspectors are represented by the Wisconsin Law Enforcement Bargaining Unit Successful applicants will begin their employment as ""cadets"" and undergo approximately 25 rigorous weeks of comprehensive paid law enforcement training at the State Patrol Academy. These weeks of law enforcement training are a requirement of even the most qualified Cadets regardless of previous law enforcement experience, education or training. Cadets must live at the academy during the week and return home on the weekends. There is no charge for room and board at the academy. Troopers: Enforcement of State traffic and criminal laws, administrative rules and regulations, with primary emphasis on highway safety and preservations. Inspectors: Enforcement and inspection of Motor Carriers for compliance with laws and regulations at a permanent scale site. (The work is necessary to monitor and regulate the safe transportation of persons and property by motor carriers on public highways and bridges.)