Sean McKinney

Engage with other nonprofits in the Western Kentucky community with regard to making families and children more stable and safe by encouraging fatherhood.

Assist CCFF in providing support to fathers through education, training, and advocacy.

Rotate between 4 elementary schools and an Early Learning Center, providing a safe environment to faculty and students.

Work with the Board of Education to implement new safety measures on school properties.

Oversaw a department of 60 personnel and managed a 9 million dollar budget. Directly supervised 12 subordinate leaders in the department.

Engaged in fostering positive community connections and partnerships; Worked closely with City Officials, Infinite Hope, The Homeless Coalition, the Human Rights Commission, and NCAAP.

Reinstated the School Resource Officer (SRO) Program for Henderson County Schools.

Revised and refined policies, including use of force and de-escalation protocols, to modernize and improve the department.

Ensured department personnel performed daily duties with high standards and integrity.

Led the department when it was at a record low in manpower without sacrificing service.

Managed the daily operations of traffic and patrol, and the investigative unit within the Department.

Oversaw significant procurement initiatives including vehicles and equipment.

Worked directly with other supervisors to ensure that the department's mission and goals were achieved.

Oversaw all internal investigations within the department.

Assumed the roles of the Chief of Police in his absence.

Ensured student and faculty safety at South Middle School.

Investigated student misconduct and criminal activity on campus.

Delivered training to students and faculty on vaping prevention, drug awareness, and school safety.

Managed physical security operations at the courthouse; Welcomed and screened all guests who entered the building.

Provided courtroom security during federal trials, maintaining order and adherence to regulations.

Acted as a sworn US Deputy Marshal while on federal property, ensuring legal proceedings ran smoothly and securely.

Assisted US Marshals with the security of federal inmates while in the building and transport.

Commander of Western Kentucky Drug Enforcement and Special Investigations for all 63 Western Kentucky Counties

Responsible for mid to upper level Drug Enforcement for all 63 Western Kentucky Counties

Assigned and categorized special investigation of sensitive nature that included elected officials or cases involving very high amounts of money.

Worked very closely with federal agencies including ATF, FBI, DEA, and Homeland Security as personel partnered with them on several investigation.

Granted a security clearance to be able to view and discuss federal cases that were sensitive in nature, such as counterterrorism.

Maintained communication with other police task forces from all 63 counties, such as police departments, sheriff's offices, and other state police posts.

Oversaw major criminal cases in the Post 16 area which included Henderson, Union, Daviess, Hancock, Ohio, and McLean counties.

Responsible for conducting investigations for critical incidents including officer-involved shootings.

Supervised the detective division of Post 16 and reported directly to the post commander.

Respond to any major investigative scenes to ensure proper policies and procedures were being followed, also acquire any other needed support for personnel on the scene.

Supervised the daily activity troopers from Henderson and Union counties.

Evaluated their activity ensuring professionality and upholding the standard of the Kentucky State Police, initiating discipline when necessary.

Conducted case reviews / case management for all open investigations.

Responsible for handling complaints on troopers and conducting internal affairs investigations.

Investigated illegal narcotic trafficking in a 6 county area in an undercover capacity, also partnering with state, local, and federal agencies

Worked undercover operations as buyer or dealer to uncover criminal activities and gather evidence for cases.

Testified in court as an expert witness for narcotics cases, providing evidence to secure convictions.

Led briefing and conducted search warrants that led to numerous arrests in the area.

Responded to calls for service in the Post 16 area.

Responsible for highway safety, enforcing traffic laws through visual observation and radar speed detection.

Investigated traffic collisions, many of a serious nature.

Conducted criminal investigations from beginning to conclusion, then presented evidence or gave testimony in court.

Enhanced public safety by patrolling assigned areas and responding to emergency situations promptly.

Patrolled the city limits and also took calls for service

Conducted criminal investigations and presented testimony in court.

M203 Rifleman: served as a member of an infantry squad.

Assistant squad leader and helped with communication from officers to the lower ranks.

Assisted and conducted platoon training for infantry tactics and nuclear biological and chemical warfare.

Served 6 months in Saudi Arabia in Operation Desert Storm / Desert Shield in a combat environment.