I’m the Personnel Supervisor for Corrections, I believe in the Ethos which drives this Department, the honor of serving our community in a professional and ethical manner.

My current assignment as a School Resource Officer challenges me to show students and even some parents that though my job is to enforce Arizona State laws, I am also a resource to the community should they need my help. Many juveniles, and even their parents, have a misconception about law enforcement from either their own experiences, television, social media or the news. It's difficult to challenge these misconceptions and to rid the stigma that if a law enforcement officer is around, something bad has happened. Yes, we handle bad situations and again enforce the law, but we also assist the public to try and make the community safe and help those in need.

Prior to beginning my career at the Pima County Sheriff's Department, I worked for a local credit union. I felt my time there was limited because I knew from a young age that I wanted to be a "9-1-1 Operator." I left the credit union 14 years ago to pursue a career as a Sheriff's 9-1-1 Dispatcher. Three years ago I promoted to Sheriff's 9-1-1 Dispatch Supervisor.

I worked for the El Paso Police Department in El Paso Texas.