Kennya McClendon

• Reported any incidents or accidents to management immediately upon occurrence.
• Maintained accurate mileage logs and other required documentation.
• Maintained a log book of working hours, distance travelled, fuel consumption, and any problems encountered during the trip.
• Managed records related to vehicle maintenance, inspections, repairs, registration and insurance coverage.
• Unloaded cargo at designated locations in a timely manner while following safety protocols.

Prepared Presentence Investigation reports to judges for disposition of offenders.

Prepared Pre-Parole Investigation reports to the Parole Board for determining offender release.

Supervised a specialized caseload of violent offenders to ensure that they were compliant with court ordered as well as parole board ordered conditions of supervision.

Attended and testified in court as well as assisting with warrants and making arrests.

Served as Field Training Officer to new Agents within the Division.

Worked as one of the first Officers with the Youthful Offender Program. I also named the Program “ S.O.A.R”, Supporting Offenders Achieve Rehabilitation.

Assisted with the transportation of offenders throughout the state.

• Performed risk assessments on new offenders being considered for parole or probation placement.
• Collaborated with law enforcement agencies to investigate criminal activity related to parolees.
• Attended professional development seminars to stay up-to-date on current practices in the field.
• Ensured appropriate sanctions were applied for violations of conditions of supervision.
• Facilitated group sessions with parolees to promote positive behavior change.
• Participated in court hearings regarding release status or revocation proceedings.