Joseph Tebo III

• Self-motivated, with a strong sense of personal responsibility.
• Worked effectively in fast-paced environments.
• Skilled at working independently and collaboratively in a team environment.
• Proven ability to learn quickly and adapt to new situations.
• Trained and mentor Deputies, enhancing skills and performance consistency.
• Coordinated schedules and resource allocation to optimize shift productivity and safety.
• Supervised daily operations, ensuring compliance with departmental policies, procedures, and state law.

• Applied chemical solutions on building surfaces to eliminate pests.
• Completed over 100 service orders monthly
• Deployed physical baits, glue boards, and traps to catch and eliminate interior pests.
• Applied pesticides to inside and outside of structures utilizing company protocols.
• Drove to customer residences and places of business to inspect for pests.
• Wrote detailed reports for each job, noting sanitation, and structural issues that could potentially lead to pest activity.
• Located and evaluated pest damage to buildings and grounds to determine extent and optimal corrective actions.
• Educated and advised customers on preventive measures to reduce pest infestations.
• Adhered to most stringent safety procedures when applying chemicals.
• Used integrated pest management (IPM) treatments to eliminate pests from residential and commercial properties.

• Organized criminal documents such as logs, records, reports, and agendas to streamline processing and improve traceability.
• Investigated incidents and crimes, collected evidence, and recorded witness statements.
• Patrolled designated areas in patrol vehicle and on foot to identify security and safety issues.
• Thoroughly analyzed criminal information and processed crime scenes.
• Monitored criminal activity in community to identify suspicious activity.
• Participated in continuous firearms proficiency, defensive driving and arrest technique training.
• Conducted searches of individuals, vehicles and premises.
• Handled citation and traffic violation paperwork.

Run calls, train, shower, eat and sleep at the fire station.

• Daily checks of all apparatus (checking fuel levels, examining for damage or wear, etc)
• Inventory of supplies on the apparatus and in the station
• Cleaning the fire station – to include the bathrooms, bunk area, mopping, etc.
• Discussions of safety drills and creating safety messages to share with personnel
• Daily training drills
• Participate in mandatory fitness and conditioning program
• Maintaining professional appearance and appropriate personal hygiene
• Attend workshops or classes designed to inform firefighters on the latest advancements in medical technology, fire science, emergency treatment and prevention
• Cooking the meals
• Discussion of recent or past firefighting, emergency medical responses and working out strategies to cope with unexpected occurrences during emergencies.

• Awarded Officer of the Month for November 2017 and April 2018 by Chief J. Spaulding
• Received a letter of appreciation from the Baltimore ATF Office for assisting them in apprehending a federal fugitive in Westminster, MD
• Patrol assigned residential and commercial sections of the City via patrol car, bicycle, and foot to ensure preservation of law and order
• Monitored the police radio and other electronic communications and communicates in a professional manner
• Maintained vigilance regarding criminal, motor vehicle, and municipal law infractions, employing appropriate measures to maintain the peace and to prevent criminal acts
• Responded to and handles a variety of calls for service in a thorough and appropriate manner
• Conducted preliminary and follow-up investigations of reported crimes, traffic offenses and collisions, and other municipal violations
• Collected and preserves evidence, interviews witnesses and interrogates suspects, and notifies specialty units or divisions when appropriate
• Conducted self-initiated enforcement actions to address crime, traffic, and other identified issues
• Implemented problem-solving strategies to address repeat calls for service and public disorder locations
• Strengthened the relationship between the Department and the community by engaging members of the community through consistent interactions in assigned area of responsibility
• Communicated with citizens to follow-up on the status of complaints and maintains positive relationships with City staff and the public
• Served arrest warrants, criminal summonses, and juvenile writs; makes arrests when appropriate, using safe police tactics with appropriate and reasonable force
• Completed incident reports and supplements, arrest paperwork and citations, and other administrative paperwork in an accurate, comprehensive, succinct, and timely manner
• Prepared investigations and evidence for prosecution and testifies in criminal, traffic, and juvenile court
• Staffed special assignments and details as needed
• Directed vehicular and pedestrian traffic to ensure safety and preclude congestion of City thoroughfares
• Participated in an active public relations program, developing intelligence and sources of information
• Cooperated with members of other law enforcement agencies upon request, within the scope of Departmental practices
• Kept supervisor informed of unusual or detrimental situations
• Kept informed on current Department practices by attending workshops and educational programs or reading specialized literature
• Worked in a constant state of alertness and in a safe manner
• Performed other duties as assigned

Received the following awards during my time in service:

-Good Conduct Medal October 2015
Lt. Col. Ansel, USMC
-Meritorious Mast July 2014
Col. Pasagian, USMC
-Certificate of Commendation November 2014
Lt. Col. Davis, USMC
-Certificate of Commendation October 2015
Lt. Col. Bethea II, USMC

-Advanced Machinegun Leader's Course Honor Graduate October 2015
The Board of Governors of the Marine Corps Association and Foundation

• Responsible for the tactical employment of the 7.62mm medium machine gun, the 50 cal., and 40mm heavy machine-gun, and their support vehicle
• Cultivated interpersonal skills by building positive relationships with others.
• Provided direct fire in support of the rifle and LAR squads/platoons/companies and the infantry and LAR battalions
• When on foot I was primarily responsible for the tactical employment of the 7.62mm M240 medium machine gun
• If traveling by vehicle, I was responsible for the tactical deployment of both the MK19 and M2 .50 Cal heavy machineguns as well as the position and placement of the vehicles themselves
• Operated in three-person teams, often under high stress situations and frequently in difficult terrain
• Prepared to fight in close quarters, both on foot and from mounted positions, and also potentially from aircraft
• Proved successful working within tight deadlines and a fast-paced environment.