Anthony Baillie

Hours per week: 40

Duties, accomplishments, and related skills:

• Researches, analyzes, develops, and coordinates natural and human-made disaster response and recovery plans for the city, including reviewing other plans to prevent conflict.
• Reports to the Emergency Operations Center (and Planning Section), and assists in coordinating activities during an emergency.
• Develops, updates, and maintains the City of Jacksonville’s emergency preparedness plans.
• Analyzes and reports potential hazards in the community, and develops corresponding action plans.
• Supervisor: Shannon Nelson, (904) 255-3126.
• Okay to contact this supervisor: Yes.

Hours per week: 40

Duties, accomplishments, and related skills:

• Supervised daily operations of 15 or more personnel, ensuring the rapid response to emergency calls across five annexes and 32 tenant commands.
• Performed duties as the installation's counter-drone operator. Utilizing the NINJA.fixed site C-UAS system, successfully detecting, and performing mitigation methods to deter C-UAS threats.
• Conducted over 100 NCIC background checks as a Pass and ID technician in the Visitor Control Center, vetting contractors and foreign guests.
• Analyzed data trends to enhance crime prevention strategies within the installation.
• Contributed to safe flying practices by consistently adhering to FAA regulations and guidelines.
• Supervisor: Jenna Sullivan (305) 293-2644
• Okay to contact this supervisor: Yes.

Hours per week: 40

Duties, accomplishments, and related skills:

• As a Legal Assistant for the Navy and Coast Guard Judge Advocate General (JAG) Corps at Naval Air Station Mayport, I provided comprehensive administrative and legal support to ensure the efficient operation of legal services. My responsibilities included managing new client intake, conducting client interviews, and maintaining meticulous records of case files. I prepared and organized court documents for litigation, assisted in case management, and supported client preparation for court hearings. This role demanded strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to maintain confidentiality in handling sensitive legal matters.

Hours per week: 40.

Duties, accomplishments, and related skills:

• As section leader, I led 12 sailors in conducting waterborne and force protection operations for 8 home-ported nuclear submarines and over 2,000 personnel.
• Took charge of a section of 12 sailors and 6 government assets worth roughly $1.5 million, ensuring the mission's success.
• Conducted over 150 hours of anti-terrorism training, utilizing a 44 ft. Rigid-hulled catamaran with inboard, jet-driven engines.
• Worked effectively in fast-paced environments.
• Led incident response efforts, coordinating communication between internal teams and external authorities.
• Circulated among visitors, patrons, and employees to preserve order and protect property.
• Supported the Secretary of Defense's mission of counterterrorism and National Critical Infrastructure protection.

Hours per week: 40

Duties, accomplishments, and related skills:

• Implemented digital tracking systems for record-keeping and report generation, significantly reducing administrative workload.
• Drafted and managed correspondence letters for sailors, ensuring clear, timely communication of career updates, scheduling changes, and administrative instructions.
• Assisted in ensuring sailors received their proper compensation bonuses by collaborating with payroll, HR, and finance teams; verified eligibility, and resolved discrepancies to facilitate timely and accurate disbursements.
• Managed correspondence, ensuring timely responses and maintaining professional communication standards.
• Implemented process improvements for office operations, streamlining workflows and increasing productivity.
• Supervisor: Amdell Hughes, (404) 769-1544.
• Okay to contact this supervisor: Yes.

Hours per week: 40

Duties, accomplishments, and related skills:

• Supervised and coordinated a team of armed security personnel to protect high-value electronics, and ensure a safe working environment in a fast-paced warehouse setting.
• Oversaw incident reporting and investigations, ensuring swift resolution of security issues, and the continuous improvement of safety protocols.
• Conducted comprehensive patrols and real-time monitoring of high-value zones, promptly identifying and neutralizing potential theft risks, which reduced inventory shrinkage, and saved the company significant replacement costs.

Hours per week: 40

Duties, accomplishments, and related skills:

• - Executed 1,461 man-hours of waterborne anti-terrorism, force protection, and led 28 random antiterrorism measures, supporting 76 home-ported and visiting U.S. ships and coalition warships are in my area of responsibility.
• As Inspection Team Leader, I led seven 4-man teams in the execution of 28 tugboat and barge inspections for explosives and contraband, ensuring the delivery of 25,000 tons of fuel and supplies to assets on board the installation.
• Collaborated with team members to execute tactical maneuvers during training exercises, improving coordination and response times.
• Assisted in training new crew members on best practices for vessel operations and safety protocols.

Hours per week: 40

Duties, accomplishments, and related skills:

• Performed approximately 1,680 hours of law enforcement duties as a patrol officer, leading to 13 arrests for misdemeanor offenses and 2 arrests for federal offenses.
• Inspected 100+ vehicles, ensuring that all personnel abided by state law and maintained the installation's security posture, mitigating any potential threat to armed forces personnel and their families.
• Directed the Security Response Team in 12 security exercises, showing proficiency in building clearing and active shooter response, earning the unit a top grade in the yearly unit evaluation.
• Enforced compliance with regulations, ensuring safety and security across naval facilities.
• Trained new recruits on standard operating procedures and best practices in law enforcement protocols.