James C.

James C. has a diverse work experience that spans over several years. James began their career as a Deputy at the Washington County Sheriff's Office in 1996 and subsequently held the positions of Corporal, Arson & Fire Investigator, Detective, Patrol Lieutenant, and ultimately, Chief of Police. In these roles, they were responsible for various law enforcement activities, including crime prevention, safe community efforts, and community outreach. James also collaborated with other departments and outside agencies to ensure the effective operation of the Police Department.

In addition to their work at the Sheriff's Office, James served in the United States Air Force from 1991 to 2013. During this time, they achieved the rank of Chief Master Sergeant and held positions such as Explosive Ordnance Disposal Flight Chief and Aeromedical Evacuation Technician.

Furthermore, James has academic experience as an Adjunct Professor at Portland Community College, where they taught courses on Criminal Justice, specifically focusing on terrorism.

Overall, James C. has demonstrated extensive experience in law enforcement, emergency response, and teaching, making him a well-rounded professional.

James C. has a Master's Degree in Communication Management from the University of Southern California. James also holds an Associate's Degree in General Studies from Clackamas Community College. In addition, they have completed two programs at the Community College of the Air Force: an Associate of Science degree in Allied Health/Practical Nursing Technology and another Associate of Science degree in Explosive Ordnance Disposal/Bomb Squad. James C. obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from the University of Phoenix. James has also completed the Senior Non-Commissioned Officers Academy at the Community College of the Air Force and participated in the Executive Leadership In-Residence Academy. Lastly, James C. has pursued Emergency Management studies at Auburn University. Furthermore, they have obtained certifications including Advanced Police Officer, Basic Corrections Officer, Basic Police Officer, Emergency Medical Technician (Basic), Fire Investigation Technician, Insights Discovery Practitioner, Intermediate Police Officer, Management Police Officer, NFPA Fire Investigator, Supervisory Police Officer, and William's Associates - Homicide Investigations Training.