Training High School
Resume:
Christi Blazo
Richardson, TX 75081
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Education:
Bachelor of Science Degree High School
Major: Psychology Second Major: Sociology L.V. Berkner High School
Stephen F. Austin State University Richardson, Texas
Nacogdoches, Texas
Special Skills/Recognition:
-Typing 70 w.p.m.
-Experience with Microsoft Word, Excel Spreadsheets, SharePoint,
- Certified TCIC/ NCIC Associate Trainer – Plano, July 2008
-Certified Operator for TCIC/NCIC- Plano, Texas, July 2006
-Certificate of Training for C.L.E.T.S./NCIC- Sacramento Sheriff, October 1997
-Certificate of Training for Fingerprint Recognition- CA Dept. of Justice, /October 2001
-Letter of Commendation, July 2000 Sheriff Records Bureau
-Major Incident Ribbon and Commendation, October 2003 Sheriff Technical Services
-Meritorious Service Award March 2009 Plano PD Nomination Civilian of the Year
Experience:
Plano Police Department November 2007 to present
Plano, Texas
Terminal Agency Coordinator –
Serve as liaison between Texas Department of Public Safety/ FBI and the Plano Police
Department for all TCIC/NCIC related matters. Duties include keeping TCIC/NCIC
training records, monitoring bi-annual re-testing for TCIC/NCIC for all PD operators,
designating and monitoring TLETS workstations assignment and installation, ensuring
compliance with FBI security policy regarding NCIC, monthly validations, and running
daily quality control reports for NCIC.. Other duties also include Records functions such
as transcribing offense reports and supplements dictated by officers into Records
Management System (RMS). Also data enter warning notices into RMS and process
background check for Taxi permit applicants.
Plano Police Department June 2006 to November 2007
Plano, Texas
Police Records Assistant- transcribe offense reports into Records Management System
(RMS); data enter traffic accidents and warnings into RMS; perform front
counter/;window duties including customer assistance and filling accident report
requests; perform TCIC/NCIC validations on a monthly basis to verify entries and
correct/modify entries if needed and send validation letters; perform Uniform Crime
Reporting (UCR) functions for Part II offenses which includes reviewing each offense
report for UCR validation and data entry errors.
Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department September 1997 to April 2006
Sheriff’s Records Officer I- Alarm Bureau (Feb 05 to April 06)- Assess fines
for excessive false alarms in accordance with the Alarm Ordinance. Process fine
payments and document accordingly; initiate and follow through with collection of fines.
Make telephone/ written contact with chronic violators and their alarm companies in an
effort to eliminate further violations. Educate public in alarm usage and false alarm
consequences; respond to public inquiries regarding permits and fine assessment,
troubleshooting, and problem resolution. Represent alarm bureau in court proceedings
for chronic offenders or non-payment.
Sheriff Record’s Officer I- Information Services Bureau (Feb 02- Feb 05)
Served as Agency Terminal Coordinator (ATC) acting as liaison between the Sheriff’s
Department and the California Department of Justice to ensure compliance with all State
and Federal regulations for the California Law Enforcement Telecommunications
Systems (CLETS) and FBI/NCIC computer systems. Responsible for setting up and
maintaining computer terminals, laptops, and various technical equipment with law
enforcement systems such as CLETS, NCIC, DMV, Cal-Photo. Issued passwords, issued
and maintained training records for department employees on each system. Also served
as County Control Agency, responsible for maintaining and enforcing systems for all
outside law enforcement agencies that run through the Sacramento County CLETS
switch. Provide direction, assistance, and training for setting up their terminals and
following guidelines. Strong organizational skills and trouble shooting skills to assess
problems with users or systems to keep terminals/operators functioning on 24 hour basis.
Sheriff Record’s Officer I- Main Jail (July 2001 to Feb 2002)
Promotion to Records Officer, assigned to Main Jail. Primary responsibilities include
working Central Control, which coordinates movement of employees and inmates within
a secure facility through computer systems and radio traffic. Also working in the Cashier
office that handles multiple types of cash transactions, bond outs, cash bails and inmate
release files. Other responsibilities included Cal-Id and the Release Office that verifies
fingerprints and id problems and final procedures before inmates were released. Also
processed inmate bookings and working the intake windows, answering public and bond
phone lines when needed.
Sheriff’s Records Clerk II- Records Bureau (September 1997 to June 2001)
Primary responsibility was processing radio and telephone requests in a timely manner
for officers in the field, other SSD departments, and outside agencies using the
CJIS/CLETS/NCIC systems. Additional responsibilities included processing crime
reports, supplemental reports, data entry, sending and receiving teletypes, and processing
report copy requests. This position required strong attention to detail, ability to prioritize
assignments, and perform multiple tasks in a fast paced environment, as well as the
ability to work efficiently with other shift employees and with minimal supervision.
Primary responsibility was to function as part of a clerical unit for approximately 24 in a
training bureau. This comprised of processing requests for word processing, copying,
telephone reception, and sorting bureau mail. Various duties also included ordering and
maintaining bureau and training supplies, compiling training manuals, and setting up
rooms/modules for training and lectures. This position required the ability to handle
multiple tasks and the ability to take initiative in all tasks to ensure preparation and set up
for training was complete.
Electrospace/ Raytheon E-Systems August 1995 to November 1996
Richardson, Texas
Document Control Clerk
Primary Responsibility was processing in house engineer requests for drawings and
documents, as well as handling customer drawing packages for special projects. This
included handling requests generated through the company mainframe as well as counter
requests. All drawings and documents were pulled, reproduced, and checked for
legibility. This also included updating revised documents and maintaining the document
vault, which housed over 80,000 drawings. This job required special attention to detail,
heavy filing, and working with special equipment to reproduce documents.
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