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Home My WebLink AboutDocumentation_Miscellaneous _04/27/1990_Director of Public Safety Candidates � .' •� � � � EDWARD F . HII�lEI,SBA(� 3611 Cosmos Street Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410 (407) 622-6640 Ei�LOYl�NT HISTORY 5/89 to Present Deautq, Palm Beach County Duties and Responsibilities: to protect life and property; to prevent and suppress crime; to apprehend violators of the law; to preserve the public order. 7/87 to 5/89 Self emvloqed, Wholesale and Retail Business Buying and selling merchandise purchased at businesses closing, liquidation sales, suctions, etc. 10/86 to 7/87 Director Securitv, Polo Club of Boca Raton; Boca Raton, FL Responsible for rules, regulationa. policy procedures, safety programs, training, hiring and firing of employees, budget, investigations, reports. Set-up Security for all special events� gave speeches at meeting on safety. 9/85 to 10/66 Director Securitv. Universal Inns (Several Inns) Days Inn, 45th Street, West Palm Beach, Plorida Responsible for rules regulation, policy procedures, safety programs, training, hire, fire, intervieN all employees and check backgrounds on all employees, investigate any thefts. 1980 to 1985 Chief of Police, Palm Beach Gardens Police Department Palm Beach Gardens, Florida Formulated orders and regulations governing activities of police department; conferred with the City Manager and subordinate officers on the formulation of policies and practices of the department. Formulated and prescribed work methods and procedurea to be followed by members of the department; took necessary steps in improving police operations; took appropriate disciplinary action ss required. Planned and supervised enforcement of traffic and safety regulations aad programs of crime prevention and detection. Cooperated With atate and federal officers ia the apprehension and detection of wanted persons and With other agencies where activities of the police department are ' involved. Advised and assisted police officers in non- routine criminal or other investigationa and personally participated in the more difficult problems encountered b� subordinates. Attended civic club meetings, churches, schools and other places of public gatheriags to explain the activities and fuactions of the police department and to establish favorable public relations. Performed related work as reqvired. � Bdaard P. Aimmelsbach p$ge � 1968 to 1980 Department of Public Safety Village of North Palm Beach, Florida 1977 to 1980 Captain. Second in Conmand Conducted applicant interviews; checked and approved police, fire and emergency medical call reports, conducted staff meetings; evaluated supervisors; assisted in budget proposals; coordinated training prograns: assisted citizens on questions of laW; coordinated investigations with other agencies; made arrests; testified in court; plaaned, directed and controlled assigned operations as delegated by the Director. Acted on internal grievances and evaluated employees. Hired and dismissed employees. Directed Oral Review Boards, a process of intervieas of prospective employees. Supervised activities of Detective Buresu. Sugervised and reviewed work of the Operations Lieutenant and the Administrative Lieutenant. Directed internal investigations. Handled surveys and research projects. Served as Acting Director of Public Safety for eight montha assuming all the regular duties of the Chief during his illness. Made reco�endations for departmental budget; planned� organized, and directed all operations and activities of the department; evaluated programs of police, fire and emergency medical services; prepared schedules and staff assignments; assumed responsibilitq for all employment training, disciplinary and grievance resolution activities; informed the general public on police, fire and emergency medical care activities; prepared reports on departmental operations; planned 1aW enforcement, crime prevention, fire and emergency medical care strategies; advised coam�unity groups on police, fire and emergency medical care activities; performed other duties as required. 1972 to 1977 Lieutenant. Conmander of Overations and Administration Planaed, schedules, assigned and supervised the vrork of ad�iaistrative support staff in the dispatching and records section, oversaN the preparation of court records and reports, responsible for uniform crime reports, checked aad approved police reports, scheduled work shifta for patrol officers and clerical staff, assisted ia preparing budget proposals; coordinated training programs, assisted citizens on questions of 1aN, coordinated investigatioas Nith other agencies� testified in court, responded to fire alarms or rescue calls, supervised laying of hose liaes and the directian of and varying the pressure of water streams; maintained discipline; made arrests; supervised general housekeeping duties; responsible for the maintenance and repair of equipment assigned; responsible for emergenc� medical activities; performed related duties as required. Acted on union grievances and evaluated emplo�ees. Hired , BdNard F. Hi�elsbach Page Three and dismissed employees with Director�s approval. Handled all communication problems dealing with computer printouts on both Federal and State Crime Information Centers. Handled and approved sick and annual leave requests and records. Handled efficiency ratings for officers below Lieutenant rank. Participated in day-to-day supervisory activities and was in charge of the department daily froai approximately 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Participated in internal investigations. 1969 to 1972 Seraeant. Road Patrol Shift Co�ander Directed investigations of traffic accidents; inspected officers for personal appearance; observed the work of subordinate Public Safety officers; made arrests; interrogated subjects and suspects; intervie++ed victims aad witnesses; gave testimony at court proceediags: trained neN employees; arranged security for various ca�unity activities; prepared reports; operated radar; gathered and processed evidence from crime scenes; responded to fire alarm or rescue calls; developed and maintained firefighting skills; maintained discipline; evaluated performance of assigned personnel; presented talks to civic and business groups on police rescue work; supervised general housekeeping duties; assisted in in-service training; supervised the maintenance and repair of equipment assigned; performed other duties as required. 1968 to 1972 Patrolman Operated motor vehicle; patrolled Village streets; . investigated traffic accidents; made arrests; interrogated subjects and suspecta; interviewed victims and witnesses; gave testimonies in court; performed security checks of businesses; operated radar; prepared reports; wrote and isaued traffic citations; eaamined crime scenea for clues and evidence; prepared cases for court; drove fire truck to and from alarms; operated pwaps and elevated Iadders and booms, responded to requests for aid and assistance to accident or illness victims and delivered eaergency medical care; performed salvage operations such as throwiag salvage covera, sweeping water; drove and worked on emergency rescue vehicle; performed other duties as required. 1967 to 1968 Deaut�► Sheriff, Martin County� Plorida Sheriff Departmeat Conducted investigations; testified in court; answered complaints. 1963 to 1967 Patrolman, Ocean City, New Jersey Police Department Conducted investigations; answered complaints; provided courtroom testim�ny. Iaitiated 1C-9 Corps Khich noN boasts eight handlers and doga. Mas A8ID@d �MBA of the Year" and received "The Diatinguished Service A�+ard" b� the Oce:a Cit� Chamber of Cw�erce. � Edward F. Hi�elsbach Page four 19b2 to 1963 Correction Officer, Cumberland County, New Jersey Supervised prisoners; assigned work details, admitted and released prisoners; maintained record system. 1961 to 1964 Owner/Manaaer, Himnelsbach Motors, Vineland, New Jersey Created and maintained excellent customer relations; maintained accurate budget records for salaries, overhead and unforeseen expenses; coordinated sales promotion activities, media planning and purchased media time; maintained inventory controls, selected, trained and directed sales force; identified and obtained new wholesale, retail and private business custoIDers; purchased supplies and equipment. SbUCATION 1974 to 1980 Pepperdine University - Malibu, California B.A. - Human Resource Management/Criminal Justice 1982 FBI National Acade�y Class of 128 Completed courses and certificate programs to improve �y knowledge and understanding of managerial procedures and law enforcement. MILITARY 1951 to 1954 U.S. Marine Corps; Honorable Discharge PROPSSSIONAL APPILIATIONS/MPa�BRSHIPS FBI National Academy Graduates Palm Beach Gardens Ch�mber of Commerce Palm Beach Gardens Kiwanis Club North Palm Beach Exchange Club Held membershipa in all Police Organizations PERSONAL INFORIr1ATI0p Marital Status - Married, two children Interests - Tennis, softball, all sports � LAW ENFORCEMENT SCHOOLS COMPLETED NEW JERSEY SCHOOLS Criminal Investigation Bureau of Prisons Law Enforcement Officers(Basic, Intermediate & Advanced) Basic Firearms(FBI) Instructor Firearms(FBI) K-9 School and Training State of New Jersey Police Training Commission(Advanced) FLORIDA SCHOOLS FBI National Academy, Quantico, Virginia(11 weeks) Certified in Florida, Grandfather Clause State Department of Education, 200 Hour Certificate General Enforcement Federal, State and Local Laws Crime Investigation no.l & Crime Investigation no.2(Advanced) Case Preparation and Court Work . Personnel Management Police Organization and General Administration Statistics and Analyses of Police Records Patrol Techniques and Mechanics of Arrest Note-taking and Report Writing Strikes, Riots and Civil Disturbances Accident Investigation and Procedures & Accident Investigation(Advanced) Rules of Evidence State Department of Education - 400 Hour Diploma Criminal Law and Criminology Scientific Aids to Investigation Gambling and Vice Control Police Photography Police First Aid Police Public Speaking Laws of Arrest, Search and Seizure � Group Seminar - Local Problems Psychology� Applied Police BreathalyZer Operator and Refresher Courses Narcotics Schools(2 bq U.S. Bureau of Narcotics & Dangerous Drugs) Traffic Homicide(Florida Highway Patrol) Militancq and Subversion Radar Pursuit Driving � Crime Scene Investigation Investigation of Abnormal Sex Offenders Law Enforcement Records Systems Traffic Schools(2) Equal Opportunity in Law Enforcement Rape and Child Molestation Kidnapping and Hostage Negotiations(2) Explosives Ordinance & Bomb Threats . Principles of Interview in Major Sex Crime Investigation Major Case Investigation Organized Crime CAREER DEVELOPMENT Refresher - Advanced - Intermediate - Mid-management - Executive Management Executive Management(Philosophq of Management) Planning the Effective Use of Financial Resources Building and Maintaining a Sound Behavioral Climate Defensive Tactics Juvenile Delinquency Dependency Planning, Research Staff Work Reporting, Reports ' Budgeting Staffing, Assigning Policies and Development � Evaluation Selection, Training Supervisor Project Work, Case Studies _ Research and Decision Making Distribution of Manpower Instructor's Techniques Course Civil & Domestic Confrontations Forgerq & Fraud Robbery Cases Gambling Cases Injury and Death Cases Assault Cases Project Work� Case Studies Motivation, Leadership Public Relations Communitq Relations Ethics and Professionalization ,. The previously mentioned courses were acquired at the following locations: New Jersey State Police Academy Seagert, New Jerseq Palm Beach Jr. College - Criminal Justice W. Palm Beach, Florida Palm Beach Police Academy Datura Street • W. Palm Beach� Florida St. Petersburg Jr. College - Criminal Justice St. Petersburg, Florida Valencia Community College - Criminal Justice • Orlando, Florida Broward Community College - Criminal Justice Ft. Lauderdale, Florida ' Dade Community College - Criminal Justice Miami, Florida Indiana University Florida Institute of Law Enforcement St. Petersburg, Florida Nova University Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Rollins College Winter Park, Florida University of Florida Gainesville. Florida FBI National Academy Quantico, Virginia .- f • � � �• � � �� 1� RESUME � � 5 �',� 12 � Leonard Paul Reller � ! 118 Aspen Drive w N Franklin, Pennsylvar,ia 16323 814-432-5394 814-437-1644 (Work) Date of Birth: July 31, 1948 Place of Birth: Akron, Ohio Race: Sau�asian Health: Excellent Height: 5'9" Weight: 190 Hair: Brown Eyes: Green Sociai Security Number: 274-44-3264 Marital Status: Married Wife: Vivian L. Reller Education: Graduate, Brunswick High School, Brunswick, Ohio 1966 �/Graduate, Baldwin-Wallace Colleqe, Berea, Ohio 1970 Bachelor of Arts Degree Graduate Work - Eastern Michigan University Military: United States Army, June 1971 to March 1973 � 559th Military Police Company Fort Monroe, Virginia Military Police Criminal Investigator Honorable Discharqe Occupation: Director of Public Safety City of Franklin 430 Thirteenth Street Franklin, Pennsylvania 16323 September 1, 1986, to Present �xperience: � Director of Public Safet Cit of Franklin,.Franklin, Pennsylvan a, September 1, 19 6, to present. Appointed as the first full-time Dfrector of Public Safety in this City of 4 square miles and approximately 8,500 residents loc$ted in Venanqo County, Northwestern Pennsylvania. As a result of restructurinq by City Council, this position of Director of Public Safety replaced the two previous positions of Police Chief and Fire Chief incorporatinq both functions into one administrator who acts as a workinq Chief for both divisions. Included in this chanqe was the responsibility for the complete restructuring and redevelopment of the Police Division and ita delivery of Leonard Paul Reller Resume Paqe 2 of 8 services, including total redesiqn and restructurinq of patrol division and equipment, physical plant, communications system, and personnel development. This administrative change also included vast changes in personnel development, traininq, and equipment updates in Fire Division. Numerous functions common to both Divisions were combined into one function, such as dispatch, records, investigations, and inspections. Purchasinq and development of policies and procedures were also consolidated and stream-lined. Further implementation and development of personnel, includinq cross traininq of police officers for the firefightinq function thus allowinq better utilization of manpower in given emerqency situations and havinq qreatly reduced response time to emerqency calls. Personnel were also trained as EMTs to effect first response to medical emergency calls. ' �Chief of Police, Township Police Department, Belleville, Michigan, August 1982 to Auqust 1986. Appointed as the first full-time Chief of Police in this community of 36 square miles and approximately 20,000 people in Western Wayne County, Michigan. Responsible for the complete restructurinq and development of the law enforcement program taking it from a part-time concept to a full service 24 hour day operation including patrol division, investiqations division, and community relations programs such as crime prevention, youth diversion, and public relations. Responsible for the total desiqn and implementation of policy and procedure, budgeting and purchasinq, updatinq equipment and overall administration of a total law enforcement agency, includinq training. Durinq this time, extensive.time was spent on the street with officers involved in patrol and investigations, thus providing additional supervision and traininq. Also incorporated under the jurisdiction of the Police Department was ordinance enforcement, whicb was also redesigned and im lemented. Responsibilities also included, or of Em re are r Van Buren Townsbip and the es qn, development, and implementation of a disaster services proqram for the Charter Township of Van Buren which met State a�d Federal criteria. Coordination of Fire Department operations with those of police operations was also implemented Durinq this tenure numerous state awards and national recoqnitions were received includinq Michigan Asaociation of Chiefe of Police - First Place Traffic Safety Award for cities between 20,000 and 35,000 population for 1983 and aqain in 1984t Family Circle maqazine, as one of the 12 safest and qreatest communities in which to live in the United States; National recoqnition by Smith & Wesson for firearms and numerous inquiries as to the departmental operational manual and innovative methods of policinq and department structure. A tax millaqe proposal was also passed in 1984 in a basically anti-tax community. Van Buren Township was also part of a Central Dispatch System in which a Leonard Paul Reller Resume � Page 3 of 8 position on the Board of Control was administered as well as training and procedures for the dispatch operation. A new dispatch center for Van Buren Township has been developed for all Township services, such as Police, Fire, DPW, Ordinance and Emergency Preparedness. Chief of Police, Hinckley Police Devartment, Hinckley, Ohio, June 1978 to Auqust 1982. Appointed as the first full-time Chief of the department. Hinckley is a community of 25 square miles and approximately 5,500 population. Responsible for the desiqn and development of a full service Police Department includinq patrol, investigations, and administration, including budgetinq and purchasinq, desiqn and implementation of policies and procedures and community relations. This position also included coordination of efforts with the Fire Department. Department was expanded to full-time personnel on a 24 hour per day basis with modern equipment and extensive traininq. Durinq this tenure, the position of Chief of Police was that of a "working" Chief involved actively in all aspects of the operation. During this time 3 state grants were also obtained and 2 tax millage issues were passed in helping to make this department self sufficient. Detective, Wayne County Sheriff Department, Wooster, Ohio, September 1977 to May 1978. De ut Sheriff Detective Medina Count Sheriff artment, Medina, Ohio, March 1973 to September 1977. eutenan in charqe of Detective Bureau and Road Patrol Divisions. nq my tenure with the Medina County Sheriff Department both as a special deputy and reqular deputy, I served in capacities as a dispatcher, jailor, patrol deputy, juvenile officer, detective, and then to the rank of Lieutenant, where I was responsible for both the operation of the entire detective bureau and patrol division. As a juvenile officer, the first juvenile policies and procedures and juvenile proqrams were established. As a detective, this included all phases of investiqative work includinq robbery and homicide investigation. Military Police Criminal Investiqator, 559th Military police Company, Fort Monroe, Virqinfa, Auqust 1971 to March 1973. Special Deputy Sheriff, Medina County Sheriff Department, Medina, Ohio, October 1969 to June 1971. Law Enforcement Training and Schoolss Public Safety Directors' IACP Committee Meetinq and Seminar, Tampa, FL, 20 hours, March 8-10, 1989. Leonard Paul Reller Resume Paqe 4 of 8 Performance Appraisal Systems, Medina, Ohio, VanMeter and Associates, October 1988. Critical Incident Command, Mahoning County, Ohio, Sheriff's Department, August 1988. � enanqo County Emerqency Medical Services - First Responder raininq, 56 hours, April-June 1988. Indiana University of Pennsylvania, 40 hours, Crimes Code, July 1987. Indiana University of Pennsylvania, 42 hours, Vehicle Code, July 1987. Indiana University of Pennsylvania, 16 hours, PA Rules - Criminal Procedure, June 1987. International Association of Chiefs of Police, Public Safety Concept, May 1987. Cost Cutting for Fire Service, February 1987. Ferris State Colleqe, Managing the Problem Emnloyee, December 1986. Ferris State Colleqe, Police Policy Procedure, December 1986. NAUI Scuba Divinq, November 1986. Southfield, Michigan, Jail and Lock Uo Policy and Procedure, November 1985. Michigan Law Enforcement Officers Traininq Council, Manaqement Development, November 1985. Northwestern University, The Trafffc Institute, Bvanston, Illinois, 10 week school "Police Staff and Command" February 1985 to November 1985. Michigan Assxiation of Chiefs, Ann Arbor, Michiqan, Public Safety Director's Seminar, Sectember 1985. Van Buren Police Decartment, Belleville, Michiqan, Emerqency Management School, January 1985. Michigan State Police Academy, Lansinq, Michigan, Emerqency Manaqement School, April 1984. Leonard Paul Reller �esume Paqe 5 of 8 Van Buren Police Denartment, Belleville, Michigan, Police Street Survival School, March 1984. Columbus, Ohio, Nova XR5000 Stun Gun, January 1984. Northville, Hazard,Analysis, F�merqency Manaqement, December 1983. Van Buren Police Department, Belleville, Michigan, Police Liability School, January 1983. John E. Reid Associates, Criminal Interrogation, October 1982. FBI National Academy, Quantico, Virginia, 127th Session, September to December 1981. Ohio State Highway Patrol Academy, Columbus, Ohio, Conquering Administrative Problems, February 1981. Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy, London, Ohio, Death Investigation School, January 1981. Ohio State Highway Patrol Academy, London, Ohio, Radar Operation and Principles, �anuary 1981. Ohio Department of Health, Berea, Ohio, Intoxilyzer Operator School, Standard Operator, May 1980. Ohio Peace Officer Traininq Academy, London, Ohio, Basic Police School, January 1980. Hinckley, Ohio, Instruc'tor, Operation of the R-55 Radar Unit, January 1980. Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio, Investigation of the Sex Offender, May 1974. Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation, London, Ohio, Criminal Investiqation School, November, 1974. Medina, Ohio, Instructor, Operation of the MR-7 Radar Unit, June 1974. Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio, Investiqation of the Sex Offender, May 1 974. Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investiqation, London, Ohio, Criminal Investiqation School, November 1974. Leonard Paul Reller Resume Page 6 of 8 Columbus, Ohio, Instructor, Ohio Revised Criminal Code School, September 1973. Ohio State Department of Education, Dayton, Ohio, Law Enforcement Instructor School, November 1973. Ohio Police Officers Juvenile School, Toledo, Ohio, March 1973. Thomas Nelson Community Colleqe, Fort Eustis, Virginia, International Association of Chiefs of Police Basic Police School, September to December 1972. Various in-service traininq, seminars, and in-service schools. Fire Service Experience and Training: Cargo and Tank Truck Hazardous Materials Response, Franklin, PA, Safety Systems, Inc., 16 hours, June 3-4, 1989. .p'_� ctor of Public Safety, City of Franklin, in charge of all Fire Division�operaf�ions, supervision, inspections, prevention, and training. �ination of Ser�ices, Van Buren Township Fire Department and Van Bure ice Department. Coordination of Services, Hinckley Township Fire and Police Departments. Brunswick Hills Township Fire Department, 1916 Pearl Road, Brunswick, Ohio, Chief Gerard Vanderzyden, 1966-1971. Teaching Certificates Held: Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Municipal Police Officers' Education and Traininq Commission, Law Enforcement Instructor Certificate, Law Enforcement Instructor No. MPI3503. Ohio State Department of Education, Divisioa of Vocational Education, "Law Enforcement Officer Training," Ohio Peace Officer Traininq Councfl. Operation of the MR-7 movinq radar unit. Operation of the R-44 movinq radar unit. Ohio Revised Criminal Code, Ohio Peace Officer Traininq Council. Leonard Paul Reller Resume Paqe 7 of 8 Teaching Experience: Instructor, Van Meter and Associates, Columbus, Ohio, September 1985 to present. �ayne County Sheriff's Academy, 1977. Medina County Sheriff's Academy, 1973 to 1976. Brunswick Senior Hiqh School, Brunswick, Ohio, 1970 to 1971. School Co�nmander of Medina County Law Enforcement Academy, 1978 to 1980. Instructor and Coordinator Medina County Law Enforcement Academy, 1978 to 1982. Board of Advisors to the Medina County Law Enforcement Academy, 1981 to 1982. Instructor, Cuyahoga Community Colleqe, Western Campus, Parma, Ohio, Law Enforcement and Police Sciences, 1981 to 1982. Advisory Board, Cuyahoga Community College, Western Campus, Law Enforcement and Police Sciences, 1981 to 1982. Organizations: Alumni �ssociation, The Traffic Institute, Northwestern University. Area Peace Officer Orqanizatioa, Medina County, Ohio, President 1976. FBI National Academy Associates. Franklin (Pennsylvania) Lions' Club. Hinckley Police Patrolmen's Association. International Association of Chiefs of Police, No. 00414028 - Selected to serve on the Public Safety Directors' Committee. International Association of Fire Chiefs, No. 14911. Medina County Police Chiefs' Association, President 1980. Michiqan Police Chiefs' Association - Selected to serve on the Township Chiefs' Committee. Leonard Paul Reller Resume Paqe 8 of 8 National Sheriffs' Association. Northern Qhio Police Eenevolent Association. Ohio Law Enforcement Instructors' Association. Ohio Police Chiefs' Association. Ohio Township Police Association - selected to serve on the Township Chiefs' Committee. Penn PRIME Law Enforcement Risk Manaqement Policy Committee. Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association. Pennsylvania Department of Community Affairs - Selected as 1 of 25 police chiefs to do peer to peer consulting. Southeast Michigan Emergency Management Association. Venango County (Pennsylvania) 91i Committee. Venango County (Pennsylvania) Firemen & Fire Chiefs' Association. Venango County (Pennsylvania) Local Emergency Planning Committee for SARA Title III. Venanqo County (Pennsylvania) Medical Services Medical Aviation Committee. Wayne County �Michiqan) Chiefs' Association. Wayne County (Michigan) Detectives' Association. YMCA, Franklin, PA, Board of Directors. References May be provided upon request. Respectfully Submitted, � �� Leonard P. Reller February 27, 1990 r 0 RfiSUME JOHN F. D'ARIANO 7979 South Military Trail Lake Worth, Florida 334b3 (407) 964-4807 CAREER Responsible administrative position in OBJECTIVE public safety providing a challenge commensurate with proven ability and professional experience. EXPERISNCS An experienced administrator with 18 SUIrIMARY years proven accomplishments in a consolidated public safety Department. Have been involved in the consolidation process of fire and police services since its inception at the Town of Ocean Ridge. Progressed through the ranks from Public Safety Officer to second in command of the Department. Professionally trained as an administrator in the public sector with ad �e�hnical training in police and fire JCZE:i PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 1971 - 1989 Ocean Ridge_Department_of_Public_Safety Ocean_Ridge Lieutenant of Department of Public Safety with concurrent responsibilities as: (1) Acting Director of Department of Public Safety (2> Commander of Police and Fire Divisions The Ocean Ridge Department of Public Safety encompasses police, fire�and other emergency services. Additionally, the Department contracts public safety services to neighboring communities. Multiple position responsibilities included the following: 0 ✓ AS ACTINC DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFSTY - Assumed total responsibility for the �epartmer�t i:: G:�ect�= � abser.:_e. AS COMMANDER OF POLICE AND FIRE DIVISIONS - Directed police and fire operations. - Prepared department budget. - Supervised subordinate public safety personnel. - Commanded auxiliary department. - Coordinated department �olice, fire, civil defense and contractual operations. - Ensured training of personnel in all. aspects of police, fire and emergency procc.'_ur,�� . - Supe:vised all mur.i:_ipa� f:r_ :nspect ior. serv:::rs . - Developed disaster prepara�ion and pcpulation evacuation plans and procedures. - Implemented and directed emergency procedures to ensure preservation of life and protection of property. - Established effective emergency communication lines. EDIICATION Graduate level work: Completed The Executive Development III Program National Fire Academy, Emmitsburg, Maryland, 1980. B.A.A. Degree: Ma,�or in Criminal Justice Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, Florida, 1976. Extra curricular: Alpha Lambda Epsilon A.S. Degree: Ma,ior in Law Enforcement Palm Beach Junior College, Lake Worth, Florida, 1974. Extra Curricular: Phi Theta Kappa. PROFESSIONAL Specialized courses in police, fire and TRAINING public administration. These courses total over 1700 hr;urs of forma: and inf��rmal training which would conve:�t tu over 136 credit hour� under a standard quarter hour system. OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATIONS AWARDS PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS PERSONAL DATA Certified Police Officer, Florida, 1971 Certified Fire Fighter, Florida, 1973 Certified Corrections Officer, Florida, 1974 Certified Fire Safety Inspector, Florida, 1982 Certified Crime Prevention Practitioner, 19�6 Officer of the Year, Department of Public Safety, 1975, 1980 �ertificate of Meritori�u� Performance, Uepartment of Public Safety, 1976, 1�87 International Associaticr: ;;f Chief� cf Police Florida Police Chiefs Association Palm Beach County Association of Chiefs of Police Palm Beach County Crime Prevention Officers Association: Founding Charter Member, Past Vice President. Fire Chief's Association of Palm Beach County Fire Marshal's Association of Palm Beach County Birth Date: January 27, 1948 Marital Status: Married, three children Health: Excellent . � John F. D'Ariano ---------------- PROFESSIONAL_REFERENCES Lester Baird City Manager City of Belle Glade 110 S.W. Ave. 'E' Belle Glade, F1 33430 Director Louis L. 5pano 24 Meadows Drive Boynton Beach, F1 33452 Director John M. Whalen Public. �afety Department 1071 N.W. 45th Avenue Coconut Creek, F1 33066 Directo� Jchn Treanor ;:�eena:.res City Derartment of Public Safety �995 Jogg Road +:.reenacres city, F1 3346? Chief Howard Hartfelder Lantana Fire Department 500 Greynolds Circle Lantana, F1 33462 Phone number ;407) 996-0100 Former Town Manager, Town of Ocean Ridge, F1 Phone number (407) 433-3196 Retired Director, Ocean Ridge Department of Public Safety Phone Number (305) 973-6702 Fcrmer Dire�t_-r, Palm Spring� Public Safety Department °hone Number ;4n?) 793-5851 Phone Number (407) 582-9097 Chief Joseph Terlizzese Phone Number (407) 838-5460 Palm Beach Police Department 345 South County Road Palm Beach, F1 33480 Chief Lee Reese Lake Worth Police Department 120 North 'G' Street Lake Worth, F1 33460 Phone Number (407) 588 1617 r` .• Gregory C. Spencer ✓ 6874 Osborne Drive Lantana, Florida 33462-3854 March 15, 1990 Mr. Thomas G. Bradford Village Manager Village of Tequesta 357 Tequesta Drive Tequesta, Florida 33469 Re: Public Safety Director position Dear Mr. Bradford: Please accept my resume in application for of Public Safety Director with the Village My Public Safety background comprises over experience, as front-line officer, manager the position � of Tequesta. ten years and administrator. I have consistently demonstrated organizational ability, adaptability and leadership, as well as developing a positive management style that utilizes the ability to communicate with all individuals, being sensitive to their needs, analytical in solving problems and consistent in establishing goals and enforcing policy. I look forward to hearing from you and to have the oppor- tunity to discuss filling this position. You may contact my current employer. Additional references will be furnished on request. My work phone is (407) 642-2145. Thank you for your time and consideration. Sincerely, �� C Grego�y C. Spencer �; , ' �1�,� 2' . _ . . - - � . , � :� �� .�� _ _ _ . � -': � �.:= s ' ,� �k "" , . F , a � : � V . c . y �..:.,,�g � a�� yR . . . _ -" J �- � ,. � � ,,�,� �.��"�� .. �'�.i _ . ... : �4d*7 K -. �. _ `�` S oJ' � ♦:._r,.. -sly . .. .�, � � . � - -" ? F� _ - _ . .. .. :f.: -v , ' . . C , _•.._ - ' �.: �" .. - .... . :�,: • - _ ., �-� � : _ _ .,� -�. . _ � µ':. . : ' . . S, '� �9Y - aK. �� -- '-fi ��5� t ,.!.%��Y- "A' ; ..�� F� . _- ,! . -� y '�P 5� 'R�`+- '�`? - � : �'+t Y �` �� _ . _ . • . _ ... .. :.. . __ .,.,. ' ' -' .' . .. . . _ . .., s . ." � _' .. . � � . � . . ._ ,4_"fi:•.. m ► GREGORY CHRISTOPHER SPENCER 6874 Osborne Drive Lantana, Florida 33462-3854 (407)967-4816. ✓ POSITION To serve as Chief Law Enforc�nent Officer aryd to develop OBJECTIVE an implementatian plan for a Public Safety Depart�nent. GENERAL I have over ten years experience in praviding police, SUMMARY fire and emergency med.ical services for a progressiv�e m�micipality within Palm Beach Co�mty, F1ari,da and have grawn with the cam�.mity to became the secand hig�est ranking Public Safety Officer. I am seeid�g the o to further my career by becoming the Chief Ewecuti��r of a similarily progressiv�e mmicipality that desires to cansolidate Public Safety Services. WORK EXPERIENCE GREENACRES CITY PUBLIC SAFETY 1985 - PRESENT 1988 - 1990 Divisian Commander ✓Fmergency Medical Senrices I}ivisian, 16 Medics Lfiiform Patrol Divisian, 24 PSO's Senior Ranking Fire Suppressian Officer 1985 - 1988 Special Services Bureau Commander Coordinated activities of 4 divisians plus all fire operatians Fmergericy Medical Services Division, 16 Medics with total Advanced Life Support capability Support Seivices Divisian - R�ecords, Cann,nicatians, 'Praining, Rrrchasing, Hiring Prev�ention a�nd Inspectian Division - Fire Prevention, Code Enforce�ne�.nt, Buildirwg Official and 3 Budlding I�pectors Public Safety Volunteers, 15 Awdliazy Firefig�ters Senior Ranking Fire Suppression Officer, SO��Firefig�tters �;: ,� Acti Public Safe Directar Jul to Oct�ber�� ="` y � tY � Y 1988 �>� _� .�,�: GREENACRES CITY FIRE/RESCUE � ��'`�"� „ � . ... . : _: : •1...�. � . . � � � j ` f - ,kr , �... :� ri � 1985 FYre Operatians Captain prior to;�R�b'�1 � Safety ✓ 1983-1985 ramedic � ��`�` ' � , rgericY Medical Sei vi�e rectar - 1979-1983 ghter Driver-Er�gineer, �'�� ' Y�..� ��'�-� � � , - �"x �-r �- . . ",.i. . . . ..r, . � � �,� r►^�•^'' :t 3 . ...� ' _ . �; -. �'"0.y .� .�� '}. ��ci � 3rY�.�.� �. f _ . , s '', � �, � a Z +4 , � - � , s� �� J r . - .• �. ��c '+.:n •. � ..._. '� .., � „�i- - , } � J.. ,C ��L . .! . -.. �,� .. - ,' . .�e�l.,. -�� . . .. . . � r r GREGORY CHRISTOPHER SPENCER - 2 - SPECIAL PROJECTS 1990 Mutual Aid Agreement Negotiated a modified reciprocal Mutual Aid Agreement with Palm Beach Caimty Fire-Rescue for Fire, II�LS ar�d Hazardous Material incidents. 1988-1989 EMS Division Renovation Reorganized Dmerge�cy Medical Services Division as a civilian service within tYye Public Safety DeparGment. Tt�e FM5 Division Campetition Team was rated 'Best in Palm Beach Camty" d�ing February 2989 ALS C,a�etitian aY�d finished fourth in an International Ca�etitian in Banff, Alberta, Cariada in April 1989. 1986-1988 Public Safety Implementation Wrote specificatians for various public safety projects including radio system, to�w�er, tmi.forms, vehicles, fire engine etc. ar�d worked in developing newly formed Public Safety Depart�nent programs. 1987 Florida State Firemans Association I-bsted the 60th Aimual State Canference of the Flarida State Firemans Association. 1985-1986 Computer Needs Study City-wide computer needs study and canputer selection caindttee ct�airman. Responsible for establishir�g data processing needs of city, hiring a consultant, assisted in writi�g specifications, systems selectian and public safety implementation. CERTIFICATIONS HELD State of Florida: �Firefighter ./Paramedic Teacher - II�LS azd FYre ✓"Police Officer -- H:: _ .}, _ . ._ _. . Since 1979 Since 1984 Since 1985 Sir�ce 1986 � - ��-�_ . . .�_. Professional : : _- .��-- . - �.�>s� - � _ . - . �u _� CPR Instn�ctor - American Heart Association` ` Pediatric AdvaY�ced Life Suppart Instn�ctar °'�" """� Advanced Cardiac Life �pport Instructo�r-, PaLn Beach Coc�m�mity College - Falice _Recruit Instructar ; t__= - �,..: . . '� � - '?` � : a , :� Sa.._ _ �� g .Yn � 4l �� '�.r` � �� . �� .� E. ��-' ..... ' . . J. ".. �_ _ - � � �''� � �,��i + `^�� '� . . ?i e � • � , r._ . . - '�`.�f, . '. . . . . . _ . . . . ._�: . GREGORY CHRISTOPHER SPENCER - 3 - EDUCATION OTHER INTERESTS Florida Atlantic University - Boca Raton, Florida Bachelor of Science in Business Administration - 1974 Mixnr in Mark,eting ar�d Internatianal &.isiness Awards aryd Hor�rs : Wtuo's Who in American Colleges ar�d Universities - 1974 Blue Key Natio�al �iorior Fraterni.ty Palm Beach Junior College - Lake Worth, Florida Associate of Scier�ce in �siness Administratian - 1472 Associate of Arts in Fire A�ninistratian - 1982 Canp�iters, Photography, Family az�d a Ca�trnent to �ccellence _; .ti,r'• 5M� ..; .. �ri.�.. - . _ . Y�-,� .�� .�.�►- � . �.;; �' , - ��s��,�w� DPS $ELECTION CRITERIA: �% Bachelors Degree Masters Degree � ✓ � Police Certification Non/Florida ✓ � Police Certification/Florida Fire Certification Non/Florida Fire Certification/Fiorida EMS Certification? Non/Florida EMS Certification? Florida ✓ Work experience in DPS (i.e., PSO, etc.) w/consolidation ✓ Management experience in DPS w/ consolidation Current or former DPS in true consolidated department ✓ Police Department Experience (rank & file) Police Department, Management experience ✓ Current or former Police Chief Fire Department experience (rank & file) Fire Department Management experience Current or former Fire Chief EMS Experience (rank & file) EMS Management experience Current or former Director of EMS Gov't Agency Management experience (Non-Public �afety) Municipal Agency Management experience (Non-Public Safety) ✓ Private Sector Public Safety Management experience 8 Total Points . _ DS.;=.ECTOR OF PUBLIC SAFETY POSITION APPLICANTS February/March 16, 1990 - - - , M:. Ronald W. Ash\\8131-A Sedgewick Court\Lake Clarke Shores\Florida\33406\Mr. Ash � Mr. Donald P. Augustine\\415 Gramatan Avenue\Mt. Vernon\New York\10552\Mr. Augustine M. James 0. Blackston, Sr.��5803 Ash Drive�$pringfield\Virginia\22150\Mr. Blackston ' M�.,Kenneth F..Blumbek\�10875,Northwest 37th Court\Coral 5prin�s�Florida\33065\Mr Blumbek � i Mr. James E. Bock��2130 N.E. 42nd #4�Lighthouse Point�Florida\33064\Mr. Bock �� = Mr. William L. Brandt�\302 Log Run Court�Ocoee\Florida\34761\Mr. Brandt ;! Mr. Charles D. Breme\\1220 Mintleaf Lane\Fredericksburg\Virginia\22401\Mr. Breme Mr. Arthur W. Broughton�\104 Meadowlark Drive\Royal Palm Beach\Florida\33411\Mr. Broughton %' Mr. Guy Buscemi\\174 Hendricks Road\Vineland\New Jersey\08360\Mr. Buscemi _� M.r. Carl A. Campanella\\4960 Rothschild Drive\Coral Springs\Florida\33067\Mr. Campanella ,� Mi. William A. Carri Jr.\\741 North 9• Quaker Lane\Hyde Park\New York\12538\Mr. Carrig :� Mr. Raymond A. Champagne\\955 Quail Meadows Court\Santa Maria\California\93455\Mr. Champagne / ? M;-. Harry J. Cohan\4871 $able Pine Circle�Pineridge-Haverhill\West Palm Beach�Florida\33417�Mr. Cohan M:. Richard T. Cremin, Esq.\\6127 Winding Lake Drive\Jupiter\Florida\33458\Mr. Cremin � M;. Michael Czlonka\\1526 Wampanoag Drive\Severn\Marylana\21144\Mr. Czlonka , �� Mr. John F. D'Ariano\�7979 South Milit \ y Trail\Lake Worth\Florida\33463�Mr. D'Ariano ' � Mr. James A.�Davis\\20725 W. 13 Mile Road�Beverly Hi11s�Michigan�48010�Mr. Davis =: Mr. Frank D. DeMarco\�4941 NW 54th Street�Coconut Creek\Florida\33073\Mr. DeMarco � Mr. Joseph M. Demma��126 $anta Monica Avenue\Royal Palm Beach�Florida\33411�Mr. Demma � M. Robert B. Dewsnap�\6332 Walk Circle\Boca Raton\Flori�a\33433\Mr. Dewsnap Mr. Don A. DeYoung\\1128 East 170th Street\South Holland\Illinois\60473\Mr. DeYoung - M. John J. Donadio�\31 West End Avenue\Oneonta�New York\13820\Mr. Donadio ,� Mr•, Walter F. Dziekonski\\Route 16 Box 223\Machias\New York\14101\Mr. Dziekonski L� Mr. Robert S. Ellis\\P.O. Box 591 \Hallandale\Florida\33008\Mr. Ellis � Mr. Charles D. Elver\\7009 N.W. 70th Avenue\Tamarac\Florida\33321\Mr. Elver �"" Mr. Ralph M. Evangelous\�47 Arnold Street\Marlboro\Massachusetts\01752\Mr. Evangelous =j� Mr. Gary $. Ewing\\414 N.W. 69th Terrace\Margate\Florida\33063\Mr. Ewing j P4:. Keith R. Fitzpatrick\\246 Ponce de Leon Street\Royal Palm Beach\Florida�33411\Mr. Fitzpatrick S 61 . Michael J. Fucito\\1721 Fillmore Street\Bronx�New York\10460\Mr. Fucito S M. Robert K. Gibson\\P.O. Box 657\Genoa City\Wisconsin\53128\Mr. Gibson .- M'. Clifford H. Gregory\\4763 Hummingbird Drive\Waldorf�Maryland\20603\Mr. Gregory ,- Mx•. Craig B. Hall, Sr.�\79 Leighton Road\Falmouth\Maine�04105\Mr. Hall � �' M•. Gregory J. Hammond\\742 Lake Drive\Douglassville\Pennsylvania\19518\Mr. Aammond (� f�l�. Ralph D. Hendrickson, Jr.�\P.O. Box 20101\West Palm Beach\Florida\33416\Mr. Hendrickson `y'"7,' Mr. Edward F. Himmelsbach\\3611 Cosmos Street\Palm Beach Gardens�Florida\33410�Mr. Himmelsbach ' Mr Marion B. Hobson�\6292 West Alder Avenue\Littleton\Colorado\80123�Mr. Hobson �, M;. V. Lavoyed Hudgins�\26222 Marina Road�Orange Beach�Alabama�36561\Mr. Hudgins %. M. Joseph M. Hurtuk\\14 0'Connor Drive\Belle Mead\New Jersey\08502\Mr. Hurtuk / Mr. Donald R. Justin\\1426 Goldfinch Lane\Virginia Beach\Virginia\23454\Mr. Justin '� h1•. Jay Julian\\1725 Forest Creek Drive\Blue Bell\Pennsylvania\19422\Mr. Julian � M;. Leonard P. Keller\\118 Aspen Drive\Franklin\Pennsylvania\16323\Mr. Keller =� Mr. Nicholas K. Kent\\2073 $.E. Parrot Street\Port St. Lucie\Florida\34984\Mr. Kent Mr. Chester F. Kowalski\�5849 Park Street North�St. Petersburg\Florida�33709\Mr. Kowalski Mr. Conrad G. LaBossiere\\5521 Rudy Lane�Fredericksburg�Virginia�22401\Mr. LaBossiere / Mr. Paul A. Lehrman\\77 Longwood Drive\Sicklerville\New Jersey\08081\Mr. Lehrman !� C-.ptain J. Thomas Zepola\\3906 Tod Avenue, N.W.\Warren�Ohio\44483\Captain Lepola %` M. Harold Liebowitz\\10500 Lake Vista Circle\Boca Raton\Florida\33498\Mr. Liebowitz � bf;. Harold W. Lowery\\38620 28th Street East\Palmdale\California\93550\Mr. Lowery j Pd Walter W. Luniewski\\417 Colonial Drive\Monroeville\Pennsylvania\15146\Mr. Luniewski r / . � . ._ � �, � -. , __-.-�-_ _s�_ __ ,� �. ,.__ _._ � . _ _ _... . . ' , : � g-- �' , �-v�--�-�-- %"� �- ' _. �i � l � � ! ��' � o�'__ � . �:'i' ��.�.�. �-„�_ ; . � /? � .�',..� � � r�i " .. M� ' �� , � C.l� � 1 •' '•'�f/ r;: �� .��- �' ,, , . -... 'i Mr. Douglas MacArthur\\4269 Palo Verde Drive�Boynton Beach\Florida�33436�Mr. MacArthur �' Mi. John Maloney�\8720 Shadowwood Boulevard�Coral Springs\Florida�33071\Mr. Maloney Mr. Anthony Mancaruso\\5308 N.W. 49 Terrace\Tamarac\Florida\33319\Mr. Mancaruso i Mr. Peter L. Martinello\\3583 West Hillsboro Boulevard\Deerfield Beach\Florida\33442\Mr. Martinello Mi-. William A. Massett\\$2 Oxford $treet�Manchester\Connecticut\06040\Mr. Massett ,- Mr. Leon Mauer\\16850 South Glades Drive - 3H\North Miami Beach\Florida\33162\Mr. Mauer C� Mr.. Tony Mazza\\5100 North Ocean Boulevard\Fort Lauderdale\Florida\33308\Mr. Mazza � Mr. Frederick R. McDaniel\\Route l, Box 17G\Camden Point\Missouri\64018\Mr. McDaniel (, Mr. William H. McDonald\\P•0. Box 119 \Washington\Connecticut\06793\Mr. McDonald ; Mr. William A. Miller, Jr.\\16086 East Stallion Drive\Loxahatchee\Florida\33470\Mr. Miller � Mr. William D. Miller\\2081 Bethel Boulevard\Boca Raton\Florida\33486\Mr. Miller 5� Mr. Paul G. Moo�;e\\280 Rector Place\New York\New York\10280-1101\Mr. Moore �� Mr. James P. Morgan, Jr.\\8110 E. Greystone Circle\Richmond\Virginia\23229\Mr. Morgan j Mr. Gary Moses\\2 Whaleneck Drive\Merrick\New York\11566\Mr. Moses �� Mr. Richard Nigosanti\\P•0. Box 478\Old Saybrook\Connecticut\06475�Mr. Nigosanti - j Mr. Gerald F. Olmsted�\1147 Vernon P1ace�Marco Island�Florida�33937-2012�Mr. Olmsted Mr. Fred H. Otto, III\\3639 Oxford-Milleville Road\Oxford\Ohio\45056\Mr. Otto _; M•r. Richard G. Owens\\P•0. Box 9255\Coral Springs�Florida\33075�Mr. Owens h1;. Robert Gerald Pastula\\P•0. Box 0155 22\Miami\Florida\33101\Mr. Pastula �; M�. Michael T. Pearson\\20581 Carousel Circle West\Boca Raton\Florida\33434\Mr. Pearson ' M;•. Carl D. Perkins�\303 Laurel Lane�Nicholasville�Kentucky�40356�Mr. Perkins �/ Mr. Robert J. Pilenak�Public Safety Consultant�402 N. Butler $treet\Rebron\Indiana�46341�Mr. Pilenak _ Colonel Charles R. Piver\\18772 Still Lake Drive\Jupiter\Florida\33458\Colonel Piver � M-. Robert G. Post III\\749 F Streetsboro Road\Hudson\Ohio�44236\Mr. Post Mr. McKindred Pricher\\4160 Hargrove Marable\Palmyra\Tennessee\37142�Mr. Pricher Mr. Gary W. Printy\\64 Cloverland Drive\Rochester\New York\14610\Mr. Printy � Mr. William C. Przybylek\\106 Washington Road\Scotia\New York\12302\Mr. Przybylek G Mr. Ross L. Riggs\\40 Fairmont Avenue\Rittman\Ohio\44270\Mr. Riggs J Mr. Kenneth Lee Resor\\501 University Boulevard -#6\Daytona Beach\Florida\32118\Mr. Resor � Mr. Donald E. Rosenbauer\\3908 West Kirchhoff Avenue\Brown Deer\Wisconsin\53209\Mr. Rosenbauer J Mr. Lee R. Ross\\509 Rosedale Street\Brunswick\Georgia\31520\Mr. Ross ;' Mr. Arthur R. Roy\\RFD 2 Box 4500 \Newport\Maine\04953\Mr. Roy ' Dir. Thomas R. Ruxlow�\5202 Cody Drive\West Des Moines�Iowa\50265\Mr. Ruxlow !� Mr. Joseph L. Safonte\\5313 N.W. 27th Street 5- B\Lauderhill�Florida�33313\Mr. Safonte " Mr. Joseph S. Salema\\1915 South West Logwood Road\Port Saint Lucie\Florida\34953\Mr. Salema Mr. C. Michael Seibert\�310 $outh Oak Street\Lamoni\Iowa\50140�Mr. Seibert S Mr. Geoffrey R. Smith\\1109 N.W. 7th Street\Faribault\Minnesota\55021\Mr. Smith � M•�. William A. Snell\\P.O. Box 15275�Rio Rancho�New Mexico�87174\Mr. Snell ? M:. Stanley Gene Spadoni\\1708 Lee Circle\Rolla\Missouri\65401\Mr. Spadoni i Mr. Jack 0. Speakman\\3220 S.W. 107th Court\Miami\Florida\33165\Mr. Speakman iG Mr. Gregory C. Spencer\�6874 Osborne Drive\Lantana\Florida\33462-3854\Mr. Spencer ' � b9;-. J. Richard Stone\\797 Windermere Way\Palm Beach Gardens\Florida\33418\Mr. Stone _� Mr. Edward I�7. $trait\Chief of Police, Retired\1615 Jackson Road\Fallbrook\California\92028\Mr. 5trait �� Mr. Joseph Subic, Jr.\\5121 S.W. 89th Terrace\Cooper City\Florida\33328\Mr. Subic Mr. Joseph R. Torchia\\809 Roseld Avenue\Ocean\New Jersey\07712\Mr. Torchia 2 Mr. Donald C. Varn\717 South U.S. Highway One\Suite 211 �Jupiter\Florida\33477�Mr. Varn ;� Mr. Arthur Vincent\\880 S.W. 69th Terrace\Plantation\Florida\33317\Mr. Vincent �� Mr. Frank M. Walker, III\13391 William Myer Court\Palm Beach Gardens\Florida�33410\Mr. Walker Mr. George R. Ward\\859 South Hoover�Fort Lupton�Colorado\80621\Mr. Ward Mr.. Keith P. Waterman\\P.O. Box 302 \Hephzibah�Georgia\30815\Mr. Waterman ; Mr. $amual E. Weiss\\1602 Riverstone Drive\Virginia Beach\Virginia\23464\Mr. Weiss [ Mr. Rodney Zancanata��1900 N.W. 40 Court\Oakland Park\Florida�33309�Mr. Zancanata ( after the submittal date) M:c. Gerald W. Cummins\\15 Ramsey Road\Middlesex\New Jersey\08846\Mr. Cummins !N'. James W. Shay\\148 Silkey Road�Granby\Connecticut\06035\Mr. Shay