CHASZ WELLS

• Prepared reports and presentations to communicate findings and recommendations to decision-makers.
• Identified potential safety hazards with audits and recommended improvements based on findings.
• Conducted traffic studies to gather data, informing decision-making and traffic management planning.
• Generated reports on collected traffic data, complete with charts and diagrams to illustrate data.
• Prepared technical drawing establishing specifications for traffic signal and other control device installations.
• Responded to citizen complaints to address community concerns and maintain public trust.
• Tested and troubleshot malfunctioning equipment to maintain traffic control devices in optimum condition.
• Oversaw maintenance of traffic system by preparing work orders for repair and modifications to equipment and components.

Responsible for the daily operations of the Directorate of Emergency Services (DES) Traffic Section; supervises, trains, and evaluates 4 soldiers and two Department of the Army Civilian Police traffic accident investigators; organization's primary facilitator for driving while intoxicated detection training, speed-measuring device operations, and high risk traffic stop tactics and procedures; develops and implements traffic control plans for special ceremonies and events; performs regular traffic surveys to identify problem areas and focus traffic enforcement efforts; maintains and accounts for property valued in excess of $250,000.

Supervises the Fort Gordon Military Police Desk, Civilian Law Enforcement Center Liaison Desk Sergeant and 26 Military Police Patrols; responsible for reviewing and correcting the Military Police Blotter, receiving and recording complaints and safeguarding property and evidence; processes offenders and detained personnel; provides assistance, information and notifications to civilian communities, military communities and Chains of Command; Serious Incident Reports; responsible for the supervision, welfare and training of two Soldiers; responsible for law enforcement equipment in excess of $250,000.

Serves as a Military Police Patrol Supervisor in support of the 35th Military Police Detachment with worldwide missions in support of overseas contingency operations; responsible for the professional development of soldiers; to include training, counseling, health, and welfare; accountable for the operational readiness and maintenance of tactical vehicles and law enforcement equipment valued over $100,000 without loss or damage in support of a community with over 5,000 members.

• Developed strong relationships with local law enforcement agencies, fostering cooperation in joint operations.
• Maintained accurate records of arrests, citations, and other law enforcement actions for reporting purposes.
• Facilitated smooth traffic flow on military installations by directing vehicular movement and enforcing parking regulations.
• Collaborated with intelligence personnel to analyze potential threats, informing strategic decision-making processes.
• Assisted in the planning and execution of security measures for high-stakes military exercises, ensuring the safety of all personnel involved.
• Ensured public safety during large-scale events by coordinating crowd control measures and monitoring potential threats.
• Demonstrated cultural sensitivity while interacting with diverse populations both on-base and within surrounding communities.
• Provided training to fellow Military Police officers, increasing overall unit readiness and effectiveness.
• Documented and organized security information accurately and efficiently.
• Executed search and seizure operations in strict accordance with applicable laws and regulations.
• Secured storage of weapons, ammunition and explosives to prevent theft and accidents.
• Utilized surveillance equipment to monitor security of personnel and property.