Jonathan Michael DelRe
Belvidere,IL
Summary
Correctional professional prepared to bring extensive supervisory experience and conflict resolution capabilities to role. Proven ability to maintain order and enforce regulations while fostering team collaboration. Reliable and adaptable, skilled in staff training and inmate management.
Experienced with supervising correctional staff and ensuring security protocols. Utilizes leadership and conflict resolution to maintain order within facilities. Track record of efficient crisis management and effective team coordination.
Rational Correctional Officer Sergeant with an assertive and firm demeanor. Committed to maintaining ethical and moral standards while supervising and monitoring staff and offenders. Familiar with mental health and behavioral disorders. Excellent courtroom knowledge to transport inmates.
Professional with strong background in correctional facility operations, prepared to contribute effectively to maintaining order and safety. Skilled in crisis management, inmate supervision, and security protocols. Reliable team player with focus on collaboration and achieving results, adaptable to changing needs. Known for leadership, integrity, and excellent communication skills.
Diligent [Desired Position] with solid background in correctional facility management and inmate supervision. Successfully implemented security protocols and resolved conflicts to maintain order. Demonstrated strong leadership and crisis management skills within high-stress environments.
Overview
6
6
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Correctional Sergeant
Wisconsin Department of Corrections
Redgranite, WI
04.2026 - Current
- Supervised daily activities of correctional staff and inmates, ensuring adherence to safety policies and procedures.
- Conducted regular inspections of facilities, identifying and addressing security vulnerabilities.
- Implemented behavior management strategies, reducing incidents of inmate altercations and enhancing rehabilitation efforts.
- Developed and enforced policies promoting a safe, secure environment for staff and inmates alike.
- Maintained order and security in the correctional facility by enforcing rules, regulations, and procedures.
Counterintelligence Special Agent
Army Reserves
Fort Sheridan, IL
05.2023 - Current
- As an Army Counterintelligence Agent I am part of a team that conducts aggressive, comprehensive and worldwide coordinated activities to detect, identify, counter, neutralize and exploit Foreign Intelligence Entities (FIE) and International Terrorist Organizations (ITO) targeting Army personnel, facilities and equities. In essence, I am in charge of locating soldiers in the Army that have been compromised by foreign enemy contacts and have leaked sensitive information to them in exchange for money or the promise or some type of reward or compensation. My job is to locate the source (foreign contact) by conducting a compressive investigation into the activities of the soldier that has compromised the sensitive information (by giving it to the enemy) and attempt to find the foreign contact that compromised him as well as assist in bringing the soldier to justice.
- Hours per week: 10
Correctional Officer
Wisconsin Department of Corrections
Oregon
02.2025 - 04.2026
- I am in charge of supervising the safety and security of all 49 inmates assigned to live in my assigned housing unit that I work. This is done by me conducting hourly security rounds of the unit in which I visually look in and observe each inmates’ cell and make sure their well being is safe and secure. I am in charge of conducting three official counts in my assigned housing unit per shift that I work, in which I make sure all inmates in my assigned housing unit are accounted for. I am in charge of de-escalating tense situations as well as acting professionally and using good judgment and problem solving skills when dealing with any and all issues that arise in my assigned housing unit. I am also in charge of helping rehabilitate the inmates assigned in my housing unit. This is accomplished by being a good example to them in how I act and conduct myself everyday, acting professionally at all times, and helping them respectfully understand the rules of the facility in which they are incarcerated. The point of all of this is to keep all the inmates safe and secure, but also in the hopes they follow my example when they are released from prison and do not return to the life of crime they once lived.
- Hours per week: 50
Police Officer
Freeport Police Department
Freeport, IL
09.2022 - 10.2024
- Responding to calls for service from dispatch in order to service the citizen/citizens needing police assistance. Conducting business checks by visually observing local businesses and making sure they had not been robbed or burglarized. Conducting warrant checks at residents in regard to individuals living inside them who had an outstanding warrant. Successfully obtaining confessions from suspects I had arrested and Mirandized. Conducting traffic stops on drivers of vehicles suspected of the following: Possession of narcotics inside the vehicle, possession of an illegal firearm or firearms inside the vehicle, the driver having a suspended or revoked driver's license, and/or the driver or a passenger in the vehicle having an outstanding warrant. I was able to make arrests on a daily basis through the use of traffic stops by utilizing License Plate Readers (LPR) that were placed strategically at busy intersections in the town. I would place a vehicle's license plate number that I knew was owned (the vehicle) either by an individual with a warrant or a known drug dealer in the LPR database and place the setting on my squad computer to be alerted in real/live time when the said vehicle would pass by an intersection that had an LPR attached to it. Lastly, I was proficient in court room testimony.
- Hours per week: 40
Scout/ 19 Delta
Army National Guard
Dixon, IL
06.2021 - 06.2024
- As a Cavalry Scout (19 Delta), you are the eyes and ears on the field. My job duties consisted of gathering information about enemy positions, vehicles, weapons, and activity. I would determine whether to call for reinforcements and when to order a retreat. With the information I would gather, commanders could make informed decisions about how to move troops and where and when to attack. Lastly, I was proficient at land navigation as well as calling in for artillery or motor strikes.
- Hours per week: 10
Correctional Officer
Winnebago County Sheriff's Department
Rockford, IL
02.2020 - 09.2022
- I was in charge of supervising the safety and security of all the inmates incarcerated inside the facility, specifically the inmates assigned to live in the housing unit in which I was assigned to work. This was accomplished by conducting 30 minute security checks, in which I would visually observe the inside of each cell in my housing unit and observe each inmate living in the cell was safe and secure. I was also in charge of conducting three official counts of all the inmates assigned to my housing unit. This was done by counting each inmate individually in their cell to make sure each inmate was present and accounted for. I was in charge of making sure all the inmates in my assigned housing unit were fed three times a day and were given access to proper medical care within the facility. I was in charge of using good judgment and problem solving skills to de-escalate tense situations and stop physical altercations that would arise in the housing unit. My job also consisted of transporting inmates to court, medical appointments, to the Illinois Department of Corrections, and/or to the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Chicago (BOP) if they were federal inmates that had a U.S. Marshall hold.
- Hours per week: 40
Education
High school diploma or equivalent - General studies
Home schooled
Belvidere, ILSkills
- De-escalation techniques
- Emergency response
- Body searches
- Policy enforcement
- Staff supervision
- Inmate transportation
- Rule enforcement
- Inmate supervision
- Surveillance monitoring
- Restraint techniques
Accomplishments
- Used Microsoft Excel to develop inventory tracking spreadsheets.
- Documented and resolved [Issue] which led to [Results].
- Achieved [Result] by completing [Task] with accuracy and efficiency.
- Supervised team of [Number] staff members.
Certification
- [Area of expertise] License - [Timeframe]
- [Area of certification] Training - [Timeframe]
- Certified [Job Title], [Company Name] - [Timeframe]
- Licensed [Job Title] - [Timeframe]
- [Area of certification], [Company Name] - [Timeframe]
Language skills
Completion date: 2013-05
English Spoken: Advanced
Written: Advanced
Read: Advanced
Timeline
Correctional Sergeant
Wisconsin Department of Corrections
04.2026 - Current
Correctional Officer
Wisconsin Department of Corrections
02.2025 - 04.2026
Counterintelligence Special Agent
Army Reserves
05.2023 - Current
Police Officer
Freeport Police Department
09.2022 - 10.2024
Scout/ 19 Delta
Army National Guard
06.2021 - 06.2024
Correctional Officer
Winnebago County Sheriff's Department
02.2020 - 09.2022
High school diploma or equivalent - General studies
Home schooled