Scott Bierce

• Patrol Supervision
• Conducting Investigations
• Supporting Public Relations

• Reported directly to the Office of the Chief. Directed all activities including: internal investigations of personnel, reviewing day-to-day operations of the department, and playing a role in Labor Management with the Police Union.
• Effectively negotiated labor contracts, settled grievances, and successfully resolved grievances before they went ot court.
• Coordinated efforts to help needy families in the community through the schools during the holiday season.
• Started working on the Accreditation of the Police Department.
• Co-developed and implemented a critical incident and evacuation procedures for activities at Dutchess Stadium.
• Coordinated a working relationship with the volunteer Fire Companies and Medical Services.
• Evaluated work performance.
• Respond and Control major incidents.
• Emergency Planning and Response,
• Manpower and Allocation.

• Initiated new Rules and Procedures for the Evidence Room and the Detention Cell Area in accordance with the Department of New York State Corrections for the new Police Headquarters.
• Homeland Security Assessments
• Rules and Procedure Management updates
• Interacted with local school and healthcare facilities.
• Maintained communication with local businesses
• Town Emergency Management Committee

• Assigned as Supervisor in charge of Patrol Assignments in five counties and two states- Dutchess. Orange, Rockland, Putnam, and Westchester. New York and Connecticut.
• Commissioned as a Police Officer in two States, New York and Connecticut.
• Checked Police Officers in the performance of duties and made suggestions for better execution of work
• Reviewed and followed up all complaints and investigations.
• Supervised train accidents and train fatalities
• Conducted Personnel Investigations
• Approved incident reports and ensured that the proper paperwork was complete
• Maintained Fleet Services
• Performed Administrative Operations.
• Advised the District Lieutenant on Administrative and Operational issues.

• Participated as part of a cross-functional team (PBA President) consisting of contractors and other coordinators with building construction and relocation to a new Police Headquarters. Participated from preplanning stages, to ground breaking process and the completion of the new facility.
• Oversaw plainclothes operations
• Case oversight
• Homeland Security Assessments
• Criminal Investigations

• Directly supervised 10-15 sworn officers per shift.
• Assigned as liaison during heightened alerts

at the Emergency Management Center in Albany, NY.

at the NYS Police Academy Bunker when it was

activated.

• In charge of supervision of all police activities at Grand Central Terminal, New York.
• Interacted with Rail Traffic Control Chief on any train movement safety in and out of Grand Central Terminal.
• Interacted with Metro-North Commuter Railroad Transportation Superintendents during railroad emergencies.
• Coordinated with FBI and Secret Service during Presidential and dignitary arrivals.
• Coordinated with MTA Police Department with the local, Federal, and State agencies during the 9/11 World Trade Center attacks.
• Interaction with Tri-state Law Enforcement events.

• Supervision of Radio Communications Unit.
• Interaction with Installation of state-of-the-art communications equipment.
• Coordinated MTA's Northern (Metro-North Railroad) and Eastern region (Long Island Railroad) Communications,
• Coordinated with Chief Rail Traffic Control during train operation emergencies.
• Coordinated with MTA Police Departments emergency communications between NY, CT, and outside police agencies, such as the NYC Police Department, the FBI, and all local municipalities lying along the Metro-North Commuter Railroad and the Long Island Railroad operations.

• Worked with the Dutchess County Drug Task Force on drug investigations.
• Investigation of felonies: robbery, arson, homicide, trafficking, and counterfeiting.
• Crime scene investigations,
• Case preparation and court proceedings.

• Plainclothes police operations in Manhattan, Bronx, and Westchester,

• Assigned as a uniformed patrol officer and some plainclothes assignments.
• Assigned to patrol train yards for safety and security of the Metro-North commuter railroad in New York and Connecticut.
• Investigate train derailments and train accidents,
• Patrol assignments throughout Grand Central Terminal, New York, Harlem, Westchester, Rockland, Putnam, Dutchess, Orange counties, plus the state of Connecticut.

• Vehicle and foot patrol.
• Criminal apprehension and official documentation
• Enforcement of NYS Penal Law, NYS Criminal Procedure Law. and NYS Criminal and Traffic Law.

• Answer phones.
• Dispatch police cars.
• Walk-in complaints.