Joshua Stalpes

-Facilitated communication between handlers, trainers, administrators, and other staff involved in day-to-day operations.

-Maintained records of training sessions, certifications and medical visits for each K9 unit.

-Provided detailed reports on the performance of assigned K9 units during operations and training exercises.

-Coordinated multi-agency task forces to investigate complex cases involving multiple jurisdictions.

-Demonstrated strong leadership qualities and exceptional attention to detail. Goal oriented with calm and focused demeanor in stressful situations. Works well with others. Available to cover shifts and work when requested, including holidays and weekends.

-Certified FTO ( Field Training Officer) Supervised junior officers during field assignments related to investigations.

-Frequently practices and understands Case Law, confident in working criminal interdiction, currently active member on the Grand County Task Force.

- Have been directly involved in locating large amounts of narcotics and currency used for distribution of narcotics with the Major Crimes Task Force.

-Worked as OIC ( Officer In Charge) and trusted by patrol sergeants to preform task’s with the confidence they will get done.

-Gathered evidence from witnesses, victims, informants, and other law enforcement agencies to build case files against suspects.

- Have handled several felony cases from start to finish.

-Managed crowds at busy events such as Jeep Safari, Outerbike, “Black Lives Matter” Protests, etc.

-Delivered courtroom testimony to support several complex criminal cases.

-Coordinated quick, safe, and effective responses to wide range of emergencies including criminal acts, search and rescue, and medicals.

-Highly motivated and works well with little supervision.

- Takes criticism well, provides results to reassure.

-Currently the Sheriff’s Office Field Training Officer.

Army 2017-2023

-Obtained Rank Sergeant at two years in the Army.

-Veteran status whom was trusted with the welfare and readiness of 14 soldiers (including two sergeants) in the Army along with millions of dollars in equipment.

-Titled rank of Sergeant E5, acting as a Staff Sergeant E6 for the last two years (Gun Chief) in service. - Recognized by a General for outstanding experience over the battalion (over 1000 other peers)

-Awarded Army Accommodation medal and Achievement Medal, for Excelling in a role of higher Leadership responsibilities.

-Competed twice in Utah for best warrior.

-Competed in top gun several years in a row with M109 Alpha 6 Paladin.

Highest regards.

Joshua Bradley Stalpes