Gregory Perry

Methodical Employee with 9 years of experience in enforcing state and federal laws and city codes according to departmental policies, procedures and regulations. Proven skills in Microsoft Excell, Word, Power Point, critical thinking, stress management with excellent problem-solving capabilities. Skilled at attention to detail, and goal/task oriented, with abilities to work in a team setting or individual with positive job performance outcome. Eager to apply abilities to dynamic new position/career.

I began my Law Enforcement career in September of 2012. After a year and half, I was chosen to become a Field Training Officer, which is a first line supervisor to new recruits. My responsibilities as an FTO consisted of teaching and directing the Probationary Police Officer in the attempt to train he or she in becoming an efficient and professional Officer. Two years into my career, I was promoted to Night Shift Patrol Corporal. My responsibilities consisted of directing a shift of eight Officers, ensuring their safety, and directing during an emergency, delegating tasks and preparing compository statistics presentations. After relocating to Webster, Texas, I continued with my Law Enforcement career taking several advanced courses within the departments earning my Advanced Peace Officer License. I gained multiple certifications to further my Law Enforcement training including IPMBA Bike Patrol, Intoxilyzer 5000, TCOLE Instructor. During my tenure as a Law Enforcement Officer, I acquired and perfected many skills such as; personal relations, communication both verbal and written, multi-tasking, trouble-shooting, critical thinking, stress management, time management, and advancing my computer skills with Microsoft Office and other computer applications.

• Thomas Meadows, Detective Sergeant, Vidor Police Department, 409-351-5162
• Andrew Brooks, Traffic Division, Webster Police Department, 713-829-7830
• Javier Mendoza, K-9 Officer, Webster Police Department, 832-371-8580