Grant County Sheriff's Office Work Values

Daily Duties at Grant County Sheriff's Office:

Acted as regional Subject Matter Expert and sole contact for all intelligence gathering and dissemination requirements for the area. Implemented and initiated collection plans to fill gaps in both narcotics and gang investigations. Acted as liaison to both the Joint Terrorism Task Force and FBI Safe Streets Task Force. Conducted threat assessments on a wide range of topics and provided briefings to local and regional command staffs from a variety of agencies. Drafted and disseminated regular intelligence updates; facilitated and guided monthly intelligence sharing meetings attended by members of local, state, and federal agencies. Identified areas of security concern and provided ways to mitigate counterintelligence threats. Developed and strengthened essential ties with various government LE agencies (FBI, ATF, HSI-ICE, USMS, JTTF, and USBP).

What they like about Grant County Sheriff's Office:

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Tags

Intelligence Operations, Intelligence-led Policing, NCIC / ACCESS, Database, Security, Law Enforcement, Investigations, HUMINT, Analysis, Interviewing, Interrogation, MS Office, Emergency Management, OSINT, Management, Leadership, CPTED, intelligence collection, case management

Skills

Analysis, Criminal Intelligence, Critical Thinking, Intelligence Collection, Interview/Interrogation, Strategic Planning, Investigations, Narcotics, Theft / Fraud, Organized Crime / Criminal Gangs, Counterterrorism, Translating / Interpreting, Complex Criminal / Civil Investigations, Strategic and Tactical Intelligence Reporting, Research / Analysis, Counterintelligence, Emergency / Crisis Planning and Management, National Security, Homeland Security, Public Relations, Team-building, Leadership, Human Intelligence (HUMINT), Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT), Criminal Law, Multi-Jurisdictional Operations, Collaboration, Intelligence Operations

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