Experience:
- Police Officer since 1998
- NYCPD (72 precinct, Brooklyn) for 4 years
- PAPD since 2002, assignments include the PABT, NIA, PATH and ESU for 11 years
- Three (3) term PBA Delegate for the SOD Unit
- Promoted to Sergeant in Jan 2016, assigned to the GWB
- Currently assigned to PATH as of July 2016
Knowledge:
- Worked closely with some of the best labor professionals in the industry and learned union business by example.
- Handled countless member assistance requests, grievance and IP filings, off-duty incidents, and even the most difficult of responsibility– the death of a fellow officer.
- Coordinated with multiple resources on PAPD disaster relief efforts in the weeks following Superstorm Sandy and also in supporting the cleanup of the boardwalk destruction in Seaside Heights, NJ in 2013 .
- Served the PAPD, as well as many different local labor unions, at funerals, charity events and a multitude of professional functions, often using personal time.
- Led our agency support effort to the Boston Police Department in the aftermath of the 2013 Marathon Bombing. Developed strong & lasting alliances with the 3 major Police unions in Boston and others in Massachusetts to the benefit of our entire Department.
- Coordinated union participation in the election campaign for Richmond County District Attorney candidate Joan Illuzzi, who remains a strong ally of the PAPD.
- Served as the union liaison in the successful election campaigns of both of US Congressman Dan Donovan and Jim Pascrell, who are both powerful supporters of the PAPD.
- Secured important and influential contacts both inside and outside of law enforcement through political efforts and community support as a union representative.
Dedication:
- Willing to work tirelessly to meet the demands of modern union business
- Experience at aggressively defending the rights of union members
- Politically active advocate for labor friendly representatives
- Staunchly committed to making a difference for every fellow Sergeant
EXPERIENCE
KNOWLEDGE
DEDICATION