Rachel Malynowski

• Develop crime prevention initiatives to reduce local crime rates.
• Oversee departmental budget allocations ensuring efficient resource management.
• Utilize social media platforms for effective communication and transparency with the public about important safety alerts, events, and department news updates.
• Implement community-oriented policing initiatives, strengthening trust between officers and citizens.
• Promote officer wellness initiatives focusing on mental health support, physical fitness programs, and stress management strategies to promote overall well-being among personnel.
• Active member of the Cheshire County Chiefs of Police Association, New Hampshire Association of Chiefs of Police, and the International Association of Chiefs of Police.
• Partnered with Franklin Pierce University for a Violence Against Women Campus Grant opportunity with the United States Department of Justice.
• Collaborate effectively with the Rindge Community Crime Watch.

Part-time until 1/1/2007 Full-Time from 1/1/2007 to present

• Coordinated inventory management processes to optimize stock levels and reduce discrepancies.
• Assisted in data entry tasks, ensuring accuracy and consistency in records management.

• Monitored radio transmissions and provided real-time assistance to officers in the field.
• Managed high-volume incoming calls while maintaining accurate logs of incidents and dispatches.

• Managed emergency communications and dispatched resources to ensure rapid response to incidents.
• Maintained accurate logs of calls and dispatches, ensuring compliance with departmental protocols and regulations.
• Trained new dispatchers on procedures, technology use, and crisis management techniques to enhance team performance.
• Enhanced officer safety by providing accurate and timely information during critical incidents.

• Enforced traffic laws to maintain public safety and order.
• Prepared detailed reports documenting daily patrols, incidents encountered, and actions taken during shifts.
• Enhanced public safety by patrolling assigned areas and responding to emergency situations promptly.

• 3.89 GPA