John M Browne

Court Technician in the Detective Division for the Town of Greenwich, CT. Current responsibilities include court liaison between the Greenwich Police Department and the Stamford, CT Superior Court. Process all arrest paperwork for accuracy. Transport prisoners to court for court proceedings. Duties also include extraditing wanted felons throughout the United States.

Chief executive officer of police union that represents over 150 officers. Responsibilities include negotiating collective bargaining agreements, representing members during internal affairs investigations, appoint committee members, supervise staff, oversees budget, interpret policy department changes, related duties as needed.

Responsible for patrol of assigned area for the detection and prevention of crime. Duties include investigation of crimes, arresting of alleged offenders, investigation of motor vehicle accidents and traffic violations, responding to domestic situations and medical emergencies, maintaining safety and well-being of public, as well as responding to various situations as they arise.

Assigned as shift commander within patrol division. Responsible for operation of entire shift and all activities. Duties include leading, directing, and managing all related patrol activities during shift. Coordinate activities and operations within patrol division as well as other divisions within department. Incident Commander at major events. Also assigned as the commanding the community policing unit which encompasses such areas as school resource officers, crime prevention education programs, security surveys, grant writing, and community service activities. Responsibilities included creating operational plans for all large-scale events occurring with the City of Danbury, and coordinating all associated resources and with participating Federal, State and Local agencies for such events. Also served as program Director for VALE program which placed victim advocate in the field with patrol officers. Responsibilities included managing and leading program, writing state funding grants, reporting quarterly activities to Connecticut Office of Policy and Management, scheduling, and report review.

Responsible for weekly lectures and classroom instruction on various topics within the Criminal Justice system. Established learning objectives, and assessing outcomes. Instructed classes on topics to include Investigative Report Writing, Contemporary Ethical Perspectives, and Emergency Planning for Homeland Security Program and Criminal Justice programs.

Responsible for supervision and management of patrol officers. Duties include inspection of personnel, assignment of daily duties, and ensure proper procedures and policies are maintained according to department standards.

Responsible for patrol of assigned area for the detection and prevention of crime. Duties include investigation of crimes, arresting of alleged offenders, and investigation of motor vehicle accidents and traffic violations, responding to domestic situations and medical emergencies, maintaining safety and well-being of public, as well as responding to various situations as they arise.