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Dalton Sewell

La Luz,United States

Summary

Highly disciplined and people-focused law enforcement professional with five years of experience building trust, resolving conflicts, and communicating effectively in high-pressure environments. Proven ability to connect with individuals from diverse backgrounds, assess needs quickly, and foster cooperation through clear, persuasive dialogue. Recognized for strong interpersonal skills, active listening, and a solution-oriented mindset. Eager to bring a reputation for integrity, resilience, and relationship-building to a results-driven team.

Overview

9
9
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification

Work History

Deputy Sheriff

Otero County Sheriff's Office
Alamogordo, United States
03.2022 - Current
  • Perform any and all law enforcement duties for the County of Otero. Gathered the necessary information for court appearances, and testified as a witness under oath in court.
  • I learned to communicate clearly under pressure, de-escalate tense situations, and listen actively.
  • I built an excellent rapport and working relationship with coworkers and the community to build trust and improve communication.
  • Apprehended suspects were read their Miranda Rights, and offenders were transported to jail.
  • Enforced traffic laws and ordinances through visual observation and radar speed detection.
  • Apprehended offenders, and conducted interviews and interrogations.
  • Talked regularly with citizens to establish rapport and become a familiar presence in the area.
  • Developed an efficient organizational system for case records, reports, logs, and agendas.
  • Became a Field Training Officer, selected to train and mentor new officers, providing hands-on instruction in patrol procedures, communication, situational assessment, and departmental policy.
  • Evaluated performance, wrote detailed daily observation reports, and provided actionable feedback to ensure development and readiness for solo duty.
  • Modeled professionalism, ethical conduct, and sound decision-making in high-pressure environments.
  • Coordinated with supervisors and command staff to align training goals with departmental standards.
  • Served as a trusted leader and role model, promoting team cohesion, safety, and effective public engagement.
  • Supervisor: Sergeant Gutierrez (915-503-5019)

Laborer

Falcon Underground
Aztec, United States
09.2024 - 01.2025
  • Survey and assess the installation site to ensure proper planning and compliance with safety regulations.
  • Clear the installation area of debris, vegetation, or obstacles that may impede the pipeline construction.
  • Operate excavation equipment to dig trenches for the pipeline.
  • Ensure the trench depth and width comply with regulatory standards and safety guidelines.
  • Set up shoring or trench boxes to prevent cave-ins during work.
  • Cut, weld, and fit pipes to the required lengths and specifications.
  • Perform welding, threading, or flanging operations to connect sections of the pipeline.
  • Ensure that all joints are securely welded and free from leaks.
  • Conduct pressure tests, leak detection, and other inspections to verify pipeline integrity.
  • Adhere to all safety protocols, including the use of personal protective equipment (PPE).
  • Install valves, pressure regulators, and other control devices at appropriate points in the pipeline.
  • Backfill the trench after the pipeline has been laid and tested, ensuring the soil is compacted properly to avoid future settling.
  • Maintain accurate records of installation procedures, inspections, tests, and any changes to the original plans.
  • Supervisor: Randy Fitzpatrick (505) 252-3165.

Police Officer

Alamogordo Police Department
Alamogordo, United States
09.2019 - 03.2022
  • Perform any and all law enforcement duties for the County of Otero. Gathered the necessary information for court appearances, and testified as a witness under oath in court.
  • I learned to communicate clearly under pressure, de-escalate tense situations, and listen actively.
  • I built an excellent rapport and working relationship with coworkers and the community to build trust and improve communication.
  • Apprehended suspects were read their Miranda Rights, and offenders were transported to jail.
  • Enforced traffic laws and ordinances through visual observation and radar speed detection.
  • Apprehended offenders, and conducted interviews and interrogations.
  • Talked regularly with citizens to establish rapport and become a familiar presence in the area.
  • Developed an efficient organizational system for case records, reports, logs, and agendas.
  • Evaluated performance, wrote detailed daily observation reports, and provided actionable feedback to ensure development and readiness for solo duty.
  • Modeled professionalism, ethical conduct, and sound decision-making in high-pressure environments.
  • Coordinated with supervisors and command staff to align training goals with departmental standards.
  • Served as a trusted leader and role model, promoting team cohesion, safety, and effective public engagement.
  • Supervisor: Ray Brown (575-491-1924)
  • Okay to contact this supervisor: Yes.

Welder Helper

Crosswater Construction
Meridian, United States
04.2019 - 07.2019
  • Removed loose materials, and thick scale, slag, or rust to prepare material surfaces for welding.
  • Scraped off excess spatter and other materials using portable grinders and arc-cutting equipment.
  • Heated, formed, and dressed metal parts with hand tools, torch, and arc welding equipment.
  • Laid out, fitted, and fabricated metal components.
  • Positioned and clamped workpieces together, and properly assembled them in jigs and fixtures.
  • Improved project completion time by multitasking on heavy equipment, such as forklifts.
  • Prepared broken parts for welding by properly grooving and scarfing surfaces.
  • Demonstrated excellent teamwork skills by assisting fellow coworkers when needed.
  • Supervisor: Colby Sewell (575) 415-7545

Welder Helper

Red Dirt Pipeline Construction
Waco, United States
02.2019 - 04.2019
  • Removed loose materials, and thick scale, slag, or rust to prepare material surfaces for welding.
  • Scraped off excess spatter and other materials using portable grinders and arc-cutting equipment.
  • Heated, formed, and dressed metal parts with hand tools, torch, and arc welding equipment.
  • Laid out, fitted, and fabricated metal components.
  • Positioned and clamped workpieces together, and properly assembled them in jigs and fixtures.
  • Improved project completion time by multitasking on heavy equipment, such as forklifts.
  • Prepared broken parts for welding by properly grooving and scarfing surfaces.
  • Demonstrated excellent teamwork skills by assisting fellow coworkers when needed.
  • Supervisor: Colby Sewell (575) 415-7545

Matienence/labor

Moore's Rv Park and Campground
Bloomfield, United States
06.2017 - 02.2019
  • Provided guests with above-and-beyond service, including making outside venue reservations, and setting up tours.
  • Welcomed each new arrival pleasantly, and confirmed reservations and identification.
  • Maintained financial accuracy by collecting deposits, fees, and payments.
  • Removed debris from the work site and followed proper disposal practices.
  • Fertilized, cultivated, and weeded soil.
  • Performed upkeep work for garden areas and landscaping greenery to enhance property appearance and plant health.
  • Assisted with customer requests and answered questions to improve satisfaction.
  • Supervisor: Charlene Moore (575-491-0121)

Construction Laborer

Jack Wayte Construction Co.
Alamogordo, United States
01.2017 - 05.2017
  • Erected and removed temporary structures, such as wells and scaffolding, to meet team needs.
  • Operated heavy equipment to safely move dirt and building materials.
  • Brought materials and tools from trucks and storage facilities to work site locations, and organized them for expected needs.
  • Used required tools to complete jobs, including hammers, saws, squares, levels, and fastening devices.
  • Measured and marked cutting lines on drywall for lengths, heights, and penetrations.
  • Completed the tear-down of existing structures and prepared for new construction.
  • Wore the correct clothing and protective equipment for jobs.
  • Shoveled materials such as dirt, gravel, and asphalt.
  • Dug trenches, backfilled holes, and compacted earth to prepare for new construction.
  • Repaired wiring, plumbing, equipment, and machinery.

Laborer

Wood Electric
La Luz, United States
06.2016 - 01.2017
  • Worked independently in a fast-paced environment while meeting productivity and quality expectations.
  • Operated forklifts and heavy machinery to safely move building and dirt materials.
  • Enhanced job site safety by vigilantly monitoring equipment and team members to prevent accidents.
  • Cleaned, operated, and maintained machinery for optimal team productivity.
  • Learned how to install electrical components and wiring with minimal supervision to contribute to team success.
  • Communicated with equipment operators to effectively assign equipment and manage smooth material movements.
  • Brought materials and tools from trucks and storage facilities to work site locations, and organized them for expected needs.
  • Dug ditches, completed paving work, and hauled loads, along with other heavy manual labor tasks.
  • Support the labor team in general physical tasks.
  • Used required tools to complete jobs, including hammers, saws, squares, levels, and fastening devices.

Education

Technical or occupational certificate - Law Enforcement certification

New Mexico Law Enforcement Academy
Santa Fe, NM, United States
08.2020

High school diploma or equivalent -

Alamogordo High School
Alamogordo, NM, United States
05.2016

Some college (no degree) -

New Mexico State University
Alamogordo, NM, United States

Skills

  • Public engagement
  • Active listening
  • Interpersonal communication
  • Relationship building and management
  • First aid and CPR
  • Integrity and ethics
  • Relationship building
  • Self motivation

Availability

Permanent, Temporary, Term, Detail, Seasonal, Summer, Presidential Management Fellows, Recent graduates, Multiple, Internships, Intermittent, Telework, Full-time, Part-time, Shift work, Intermittent, Job sharing, Multiple Schedules

References

  • John Jenkins, Employer, Mentor, (575) 491-3364
  • Daniel Soule, United States Border Patrol, Agent, (575) 921-2622, Dsoule09@gmail.com
  • Ray Brown, Alamogordo Police Department, Lieutenant, (575) 491-1924
  • Ken Greenough, United States Border Patrol, Agent, (903) 714-9966
  • Matthew Mirabal, Otero County Sheriffs Office, Sergeant, (575) 740-8602

Accomplishments

  • 2023 Officer of the Year
  • Honorable Service Award
  • Sheriff's Accommodation Award
  • Life Saving Award

Certification

  • First aid and CPR
  • Interview and Interogations.
  • FEMA emergency management
  • NCIC database and use

References

References available upon request.

Timeline

Laborer

Falcon Underground
09.2024 - 01.2025

Deputy Sheriff

Otero County Sheriff's Office
03.2022 - Current

Police Officer

Alamogordo Police Department
09.2019 - 03.2022

Welder Helper

Crosswater Construction
04.2019 - 07.2019

Welder Helper

Red Dirt Pipeline Construction
02.2019 - 04.2019

Matienence/labor

Moore's Rv Park and Campground
06.2017 - 02.2019

Construction Laborer

Jack Wayte Construction Co.
01.2017 - 05.2017

Laborer

Wood Electric
06.2016 - 01.2017

Technical or occupational certificate - Law Enforcement certification

New Mexico Law Enforcement Academy

High school diploma or equivalent -

Alamogordo High School

Some college (no degree) -

New Mexico State University

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