Parole Officer Correctional

CHAMOIS.FANELLI-

ARMENTROUT@STATE.

CO.US

303-***-**** 20994 E. 47TH AVE.

DENVER, CO 80249

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OBJECTIVE

To be given the opportunity to

be a member of The State

Board of Parole. I have worked

both inside facilities and out

with parole for over 26 years

and 8 months. I have extensive

knowledge regarding parole

and community corrections.

SKILLS

I work very well both in groups

and autonomously. I have

experienced working in many

different computer programs to

include Word, Excel and Power

Point. I have developed

spreadsheets to report

essential information to

management.

I am very diligent about

researching inmate history

information to include the

convictions, prior periods of

release, treatment, mental

health needs and other

treatment needs. I am also a

CHAMOIS FANELLI

STATE OF COLORADO/DEPT. OF CORRECTIONS/ADULT

PAROLE

EXPERIENCE

CORRECTIONAL OFFICER • CO. DEPT. OF CORRECTIONS (CDOC) • OCT 1995 TO JUNE 1996

I worked in Housing at DRDC which housed male and female offenders as well as the Y.O.S. program. I was responsible for the timely movement of inmates to work, the chow hall, the med line, recreation, etc. I answered questions from inmates via the intercom. I performed count several times a day and reported to master control to ensure all inmates were accounted for. I was responsible for the safety and security of all staff and inmates who were assigned to the same unit as I.

CDOC DIVISION OF ADULT PAROLE • JUNE 1996 TO PRESENT I began my career with parole in June, 1996 as a parole officer. Over the next 8 years, I supervised all caseloads from community corrections to ISPI to parole. I then promoted to parole team leader. I was the first line of supervision for the parole officers, usually a team of six to eight officers. A team leader signs off on the FTO (Field Training Officer) Program for new officers and ensures officers attend all required training while assigned to the team. A team leader signs off on the officer’s work product and coaches the officer throughout their time on the team.

I then promoted to work lead of the Community Referrals and Moves Unit. I supervised one program assistant and six administrative assistants. The unit was responsible to receive and prepare referral packets for the community corrections boards as well as the daily count of all offenders in the community programs statewide. Assistant Director Sally Skiver and I worked with CDOC Case Managers to create the CF CHAMOIS FANELLI

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very good listener and want to

hear what our clients have to

say regarding their life

experiences beginning with

their childhood and all the way

through to the release hearing.

I have presented innumerable

revocation cases to the parole

board over the last two and a

half decades and would very

much like to be on the decision-

making side of this process.

automated process of referring inmates to community corrections using CWISE.

I was then transferred to the Professional and Organizational Development team. While a part of this team, I worked with the Office of the Inspector General to create a sex offender registration process for the department as this requirement became law. At the conclusion of this assignment, I was assigned to the Governor’s Clemency (Sentence Commutation and Pardons). I collaborated with Associate Director Skiver once again to create a program to enter the applications into a computer program after I streamlined the actual application process. After three years in this assignment I was given the opportunity to pilot the Administrative Hearing Unit. I began with one county and have been able to add 11 additional counties and two additional staff members. I also the hearing officer for the COPD cases for the state.

EDUCATION

BA • DEC. 1984 • STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE UNIVERSITY DOUBLE MAJOR IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND PSYCHOLOGY

WITH A MINOR IN MILITARY SCIENCE; I PARTICIPATED IN ROTC.

MASTERS • JUNE 2011 • COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY GLOBAL Business Administration. My capstone was the research and proposal for the revocation hearing unit in CDOC.

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VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE OR LEADERSHIP

I volunteer for the Denver Dachshunds Rescue and Transport

(DDRT). We are a 501-3C charity. I suggested we sponsor two Bingo sessions. The DDRT has blossomed into a large, successful group of people who volunteer at Bingo as well as many other duties of rescue volunteers.

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