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Home My WebLink About97-099~~~ ~~ ~S Up~,~1''•i~ ~~ ~~~~~ ~ ~~ ~~ i~~ ~~ ~-; •- a. ;~°~ ~=~~ BOARD OF SUPERVISORS r ~ ~'k ~ ~ *~ COUNTY OF BUTTE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA ~• • ~ ,~ • a~~~~nN+s~~ VV~ 1 ~~i;* Qptj~~~~~ ~'PSOiUfiOn No. 97-99 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING DISTRICT ATTORNEY TO UNDERTAKE GRANT AWARD AGREEMENT WHEREAS, Butte County desires to undertake a cerkain project known as the Spousal Abuser Prosecution Program to be funded in part from funds made available through the California Department of Justice; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the District Attorney of Butte County is authorized, on its behalf, to submit the attached proposal to the Department of Justice and is authorized to execute on behalf of the Board of Supervisors the attached Award Agreement including any extensions or amendments thereof. IT IS AGREED that any liability arising out of the performance of this Grant Award Agreement, including civil court actions for damages, shall be the responsibility of the grant recipient and the authorizing agency. The State of California and Department of Justice disclaim responsibility for any such liability. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that grant funds received hereunder shall not be used to supplant expenditures controlled by this body. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Butte County Board of Supervisors on this 12th Day of tlugust , 1997, by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors Beeler, Dolan, Houx, Josiassen and Chair Davis NOES: None NOT VOTING: None ~ ABSENT: None ~`~,,, ~~ % ~ ~ FRED C. DAVIS, Chair Butte County Board of Supervisors ATTEST: JOHN BLACKLOCK Chief Administrative Officer and Clerk of the Board of supervisors Deputy DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE SPOUSAL ABUSER PROSECUTION PROGRAM GRANT AWARD The Department of Justice {DOJ} hereby makes a grant award of funds to BUTTE COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY (Grantee), in the amount and for the purpose and duration set forth in this grant award. Award No. 97SA040002 Amount of Grant Required Match Total Project $70,000.00 $14,000.00 $151,391.00 Grant Period: 711197 - 6/30/98 Implementing Agency Butte County District Attorney Contact Person and Phone Lynda Passmore, Deputy District Attorney Project Director Lynda Passmore, Deputy District Attorney Title and Phone Deputy District Attorney IV {916) 538-7411 Address 25 County Center Drive City /Zip Code Oroville, CA 95965 The grant recipient signifies acceptance of this grant award and agrees to administer the grant project in accordance with the statute(s), the Program Guidelines, and the Request for Proposal as contained in the grant application prepared and submitted by the Implementing Agency and as approved by the Department of Justice. FOR DOJ USE ONLY: Item: Chapter: Amount: Year: Fund: Program: Official authorized to sign for ApplicantlGrant Recipient• Signature: , Name Michael L.' Ramse ~.,/ Title District Attorney Address25 County Center Drive Oroville, CA 95965 Telephone (916) 538-7411 I hereby certify upon my awn personal knowledge that budgeted funds are available for the period and purposes of the expenditure stated above: Chief, Accounting Office, DOJ Date: Chief, Criminal Law, DOJ Date: JUS A-101 (12194) BUD(~~T CATEGORY AND LINE-ITEM LLTAIL CitylCounty Butte County Grant No. 97SA040002 Personal Services Salaries/Employee Benefits (Attach resume or statement of qualifications) State Grant Cash Nlateh In-Kind h'Iateh Total Lynda Passmore Deputy DA IV a time $ 15,545. $ 15,545. Mark Murphy Deputy DA II a time 10,935. 10,935. James Reilley Deputy DA IV a time 17,087, 17,087. Kristen Lucena Deputy DA II a time 13,608. 13,608. Charlene Burton Legal Secretary II 4 time $ 8,808. 8,808. Lori Dalton Legal Secretary II 4 time 8,825. 8,825. Christy Holder Legal Secretary II § time 8,130. 8,130. Kelly Krater Legal Secretary II a time 8,812. 8,812. Stan Massey Investigator II 33,950. 33,950. Earl Summers Investigator II Shared Dawn Davis-Mattox Victim Counselor 1,475. 10,917. 12,392. SUBTOTAL $ 70,000. $ 68,092. $138,092. SAYY 1 (5%97} (Page 1 ofd) BUDt3 . f CATEGORY AND LINE-ITEtiI L SAIL City/County Butte Gounty Grant No. 97SA04C002 In-Kind Operating Expenses State Grant Cash Match Itilatch Total General Expense -Auto Lease $ 6 , 000. $ 6 , 000 . Printing 1, 500. 1 , 500 . Communication Postage Travel In-State Training 3 , 000. 3 , 000 . Data Processing 672. 672 . Other Items - Audit 1 , 500. 1, 500 . Bar Dues 477• 477• CDAA Dues 100. 100. CDAIA Dues 50. 50. susTOTAL $ 13,299. $ 13,299. The applicant will use state travel policy. The applicant will use a travel policy other than the ~nilten paliey of state's. The appliLant 4vi11 us~th ~ ~ 1Biutte y which is more restrictive than the state's. in.,.,., ~ of a~ SAPY 1 (5;97) BUDt..~T CATEGORY AND LINE-ITE1~I L~I'AIL City/County Butte Count Grant No. 97SA040002 Equipment State Grant Cash Match In-Kind 1Vlatch Total NONE $ -p- SUBTOTAL $ -0- S:~'P 1 (597) (Page 3 of 4) SUMMARY CitylCounty Butte County Grant No. 97SA040002 Budget Category State Grant Cash Itilatch In-Kind Match Total Personal Services $ 70, 000. $ 68, 092. $ 138, 092 Operating Expenses -0- 13 , 299. 13 , 299 Equipment -0- -0- -0- TOTALS $ 70,000. $ 81,391. $ 151,391 Department of Justice Review and Approval: George Williamson Chief Assistant Attorney General Criminal Division Dated: SaPP 1 (5/97} (Page 4 of4) LYNDA PASSMORE DEPUTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY IV EXPERIENCE One year experience as misdemeanor deputy, responsible for heavy caseload reviewing and filing misdemeanor cases, handling court appearances, conducting legal research, preparing briefs and prosecuting misdemeanor cases in numerous court and jury trials. Two years experience as a felony deputy assigned to vertically prosecute felony drug cases. Reviewed all felony drug complaints, evaluated cases, reviewed evidence, interviewed witnesses, handled all court appearances including preliminary hearing and pre-trial motions, conducted legal research, negotiated pleas and prepared for and tried complex drug cases. Three years experience as supervising attorney of the Domestic Violence Vertical Prosecution Unit. Review all domestic violence complaints, decide whether case will be filed as a felony or misdemeanor, if a felony is filed, vertically prosecute case through it's completion including all court appearances, trial and sentencing. Conduct law enforcement training in an effort to assure the initial investigation is complete enough so as to be able to prosecute these cases with or without a cooperative victim. Refer all cases requiring follow-up to domestic violence investigator. Prepare copy of report for victim advocate so immediate victim contact can be made. Meet with and speak to community groups and leaders to educate them regarding domestic violence and our approach to this problem in Butte County. Developed domestic violence brochure for distribution to general public and victims of domestic violence. Established Temporary Restraining Order clinic for domestic violence victims. EDUCATION Cal Northern School of Law, Chico, CA. Degree of Juris Doctor 1987 to 1991. California State University Chico and Butte College. AFFILIATIONS Butte-Glenn Family Violence Prevention Counsel, Chair Court Systems Committee CA District Attorneys Association Women of Conviction, Association of Women Prosecutors Butte County Women Lawyer and Judges Association Member State Bar of California and American Bar Association James F. Reilley 1312 Centinela Avenue #101 Los Angeles, CA 90025 Home - (213) 820-1575 Work - (213) 603-7553 EDUCATION Legal UCLA School of Law J.D. May 1982 Cumulative Average = B ~~Y~wlOffic• MAY ? 6 ~ 1988 Law Extern to the Honorable Robert J. Kelleher, Judge, United States District Court for the Central District of California. 1/81-5/81 Member, Moat Court Honors Program Undergraduate University of California, Santa Barbara B.A. History June 1979 With High Honor 3.75 average (4.0 scale) WORK EXPERIENCE PERSONAL Dean's List, all four years; California State Scholarship; History Honor Society Deputy District Attorney 6/83 - present County of Los Angeles Handled all aspects of including: the filing, pre-trial and trial of pre-trial and trial of filing and adjudicatio criminal prosecution preliminary hearing, felony cases; the filing, misdemeanor cases; and the n of juvenile cases. Associate 9/82 - 6/83 Lawler, Felix & Hall Los Angeles, California Researched and wrote various motions and memoranda of points and authorities in support thereof. Summer Associate 5/81 - 8/81 Procopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch San Diego, California Summer Associate 5f80-8-80• Ropers, Majeski, Kohn, Bentley, Wagner & Kane Redwood City, California Date of Birth: October 28, 1957 Place of Birth: Chico, California Marital Status: Single Mark B. Murphy 453 Pasada #11 Chita, CA 95973 {916) 894-68Q2 Education Santa Clara University School of Law, Santa Clara, California. Juris Doctor, May 1995. Humboldt State University, Arcata, California. Bachelor of Arts, May 1989; Major: Political Science. Ex rience Deputy District Attorney January 1996 -Present District Attorney of Butte County, Oroville, California. Prosecute misdemeanor jury trials, court trials and various hearings. Responsible far filing decisions, weekly calendars, case dispositions and appeals. Law Clerk June 1994 -September 1994 District Attorney of Santa Cruz County, Santa Cruz, California. Research and write responses to defense requests to dismiss charges or suppress evidence. Gather relevant facts and information to support the motions. Law Clerk January 1994 -April 1994 District Attorney of Santa Clara County, San Jose, California. Research and write responsive motions. Argue motions before the court, question witnesses during evidentiary hearings, prepare witnesses and collect facts to support the motions. Attend oral arguments and observe criminal trials. Judicial Extern May 1993 -August 1993 Santa Cruz County Superior Court, Santa Cruz, California. Research, examine and evaluate contested crimina( and civil motions. Prepare bench memos summarizing the issues. Case Manager August 1991 -July 1992 Law Office of Joaquin G. Avila, Milpitas, California. Conduct field investigations, interviews and records research for voting rights cases to demonstrate historical political and voting patterns. Examine reapportionment plans and organize evidentiary materials. KRISTEN A. LUCENA I. Duties 212/96 to 7/14197 At the beginning of this review period I was prosecuting general felonies arising out of North Butte County (2125196 to 6/20196). My specific duties included preparing and conducting jury trials. I also acted as a back up to the Domestic Violence Vertical Prosecution unit. During this review period I have been promoted from a general felonies jury trial assignment to vertical prosecutor for the Child Sexual and Physical Abuse Unit. As the prosecutor for the Child Sexual and Physical Abuse Unit, I have handled some of the most difficult cases involving complex legal research and interpretation and press and victim sensitive cases. As with all vertical prosecution I am involved with a case from its inception through trial and sentencing. This requires my presence at the CART interview in which a forensic interview specialist interviews victims of passible abuse. These interviews are conducted in a child sensitive interview roam. They are videotaped through closed circuit TV and the investigator and DDA observe the interview simultaneously in another room. The investigator and DDA are able to interject questions to the interview specialist via an audio transmitter. After a CART interview is completed and a competent and credible disclosure is made by the child the investigator continues their investigation including pretext telephone calls, obtaining corroborative information, and interviewing the suspect. Thereafter, the case is submitted to the DA's office for review. I review these requests for complaint. I am responsible for charging and filing complaints, pre PX offers, preliminary hearings, pretrial motions and legal. research, conducting ongoing reviews concerning advisability to prosecute and discussing problems with superiors. Ultimately, I am responsible for conducting jury trials and sentencing hearings. In addition, my duties include reviewing and filing petitions, conducting probable cause hearings, conducting jury trials and obtaining commitments for Sexually Violent Predator (SVP) civil commitment cases. 1 In the Fall of 1996 the DA's office was given a grant to establish a Statutory Rape Vertical Prosecution unit. I addition to my other duties I was assigned to this new unit as the vertical prosecutor. I have worked with Investigator Kris Simpson in implementing the grant in Butte County. The unit is still in the beginning phases. As of January $, 1997 the Butte County Courts were consolidated. Since that time the Child Sexual and Physical Abuse and the Adult Sexual Assault units have been consolidated in order to accommodate the new court calendar. In light of these changes, I have taken on one half of the Adult Sexual Assault cases. This new addition to my assignment will lend itself to new legal challenges associated with adult victims. As of May, 1997 our office again underwent reorganization and I now handle the Special Vicitms Unit E - K. This unit involves child sexual assault and physical abuse, adult sexual assault, and domistic violence cases for perpetrators who's last names begin with E - K. All of these cases are vertically prosecuted. IL Jury Trials Between February 25, 1996 and July 14, 1997 I have conducted eleven felony jury trials. Of those eleven jury trials nine have resulted in convictions and one in a partial hung jury. While at the DA's office I have conducted a total of 31 jury trials. I have an overall 80% conviction rate. III. Activities Conferences/Trainings Attended AdultlChild Sexual Assault Prosecution Seminar, June 3 - 7, 1996 CA Sexual Assault Investigators Assn. Fall Training, October 1-4, 1996 CA Sexual Assault Investigators Assn. 290 Sweep, November 15, 1996 Introduction to WordPerfect, May 1, 1996 Interagency Councils Child Abuse Response Team (C.A.R.T.) Sexual Assault Response Team (S.A.R.T.) KRISTEN ANDREA RETZER 13b 1 Lincoln Street Santa Clara, CA 95050 (408)24?-3035 EDUCATION Santa Clara University School of Law luris Doctor, May 1993 -Comments Editor, (b~rrEx & HlcxTec;xNOt.ocxLAwJotrnrtAt. "~ -Recipient, Public Interest Law Stipend •Member, Intellectual Property Association -Student Member, Santa Clara County Bar Association University of Southern California B.A. English Literature and History, December 1989 HonDrs Socie -Deans List Distinction; Phi Alpha Theta (History t3+) • Study Abroad in Greece; Member of Ski Team and Soccer Team WORK EYPERIENCE Legal illy Attorney Santa Clara, CA and Los Gatos, CA September -Present Consultant •Qversee compliance with insurance requirements for service contracts and train other city employees to begin departmental supervision of compliance for the City of Santa Clara. -Researched and wrote legal memorandum on the Subdivision Map Act for the Town of Los Gatos. Judicial iTr~*ed States District Court (N.D. Cal}. San Francisco, CA January -May 1993 E~ern Magistrate Judge Hamilton -Researched and wrote bench memoranda -Orally briefed Magistrate. -Attended hearings and trials. -Researched and wrote orders. -Topics researched included civil (Title VII retaliatory discharge, after-acquired evidence, Monell claim, attorneys' fees, securities fraud, student loans and discovery requests), criminal (DWI, and assault} and General Order 34. Law ~itv Attorney Santa Clara, CA May 1992 -January 1993 Clerk -Rewrote insurance requirements for all service contracts and comparexi incoming certificates of insurance with contractors` current contractual obligations. -Researched Occasional Sales Taz issue for sale of Great America Theme Park. -Researched and wrote legal memoranda on numerous issues including other tax and insurance issues, as well as land use, tort, municipal, criminal and water law. -Analyzed and negotiated service contracts. -Wrote and filed pleadings. Law Mid Pe~nsula ~rooort Network for Battered Women June -August 1991 Clerk Mountain View, CA -Researched and tracked legislation affecting Domestic Violence. -Developed and wrote handouts on recant changes in law enforcement requirements for answering domestic violence calls. -Assisted cliezrts in completing t~'aining order' applicadions. -Accompanied clients to restraining order hearings- Lego! Law Offic e of Thomas E. Edgar. Chico, CA. March -June 199(} Secretary -Compiled client prospectus for new business and real estate ventures. -Assisted in writing various legal documents, including partnership and lease agreements. -Handled general cliern correspandeace and billings. Clerk Law Offic es of Lawler. Felix. & Hall ,Los Angeles, CA. September -December 1989 •Evahiated salary survey and produced comparison between Lawler, Felix, & h ll d f ffi Ha an ot er Southern Cah omia law o ces. -Analyzed computer survey responses. Legal Butte Cou nty District Attomey,~ Office, Oroville, CA. June -August 1989 ~ tern -Wrote brochure on domestic violence. -Assisted in the research and development of a grant proposal on child abuse which yielded a grant for 550,000. AFFILIATIONS California State Bar Association. Member, December 1993 EDUCATION AND TRAINING (Only education and training which relates to the qualifications required for the posftlon for which applying need be listed.) t. Are you a high school graduate? ,'YES ~ NO 3. Have you been successful on a high schod ~ YES ~ NO 2 If 'No', have you taken a G.E_0. test? /~l/`f ~ YES ~ NO proficiency test? //l~'' (Attadt a copy of G.E.O. scores to applkation) 4. Nart}e andlocation of High Sctaoot attended: /~ SP6CZAL TRAJNINO SUBJECT AGENCY DATE COMPLETED %r ~ . - ~Gz~ ~r ~f PRaFESSioNu NAME AHO LACATION OF COLLEGE GATES ATTENDED UMTS COMPLETED LIST DEGREE cARNED AND GRADUATE? OR LMfYERSiTY ATTENOEO MAJOR SUBJECT FROM TO SEMESTER QUARTER DATE OF GRADUATION YES NO GfS~ ~ .k: ., ' .^ ~S~ ~lL. t Z/fin fj ', ~l / LLY~ /iU i //G7 /1 c . T I EXPERIENCE Begin with your present or most recent posttlon. Ltst all jobs separately. You may attach a resume but be sure to Include aJl Information requested below. Use additional sheets if more space Is necessary. O M: FR Your T1Ue: ~, ~,,~" z,~,.y-/ ~~~,~.r;/ ~ /1 ., ursJVlteek: Empbyer y- ~ fit.' ~~ j~ Y YR O Your Duties: w ~ ~ -!~ E-~ / Address i~"s.~., ~~i'L:s G~/i~' r~,~~.sn ~ A u0 MD DAY YR /" .~' % ~-'' ~'' .:i 5•••~+ht L!I'..~ ~-~ S~Sl c Reason for !..saving: TOTAL- ~.t"" ,~ ~~ f a / ~~t-t~ L:' -~' YR ~ Mo Th s Job was: Paid ~ Volunteer ~ Number of People Supervised: FROhA• Your Tltfe: T ~„y,.~,,.- HoursJWeek: L' EmpWyer~~/s~~~' ~i1i~ , s~_LJ~ Your Dulles: .% r r f~~ .,,~ ~.C Address !i/S L~..ta'~ l ::~.-~` L.:~T 7 ;~ Ar0 DAY YR , J,S1 Grp/p n TO: ~ oAY ~ Reason for Leaving: TOTAL.: ~Gr s~ ~ YR ~MO Thls Job was: ~ Paid Volunteer ~ Number of People Supervised: is ~ FROM' Your !ills: LGcI C /may Hours!Weak: .~" _ Empbyer ~;/~ r,+~',fr,./~tt,,c ~LI~~ Y YR Your Duties' ,w y ' ~ .~ f' Address fs-~+~. ,C%Lzs-~w--frh _ ~4 ` ~ IJD OA / _ r /s.l~r S.k..~v R G W DAY YR Re 'd.,0' rt br LBdVing: TOTAL' L~e~/ss.'r~.t',~.1 l,~'~z'~-~-f/~;.; YR ~ Mo This Job was: • Paid ~ Volunteer ~ Number of People Supervised: ~.Si.jiG`rv FROM: Your Title: ,.~-' y.L HoursiWeek: /'~- '-,,~,~ Empkryer~-r~l L/• L~/Z ~~~((~/(j~jt/I~ Your Duties' ~J ' + ~ - ~ ,~1 ~~ C/r_~r ~/~~ .C.~ ' MO DAY YR /n !^' ~ Mb DAY YR Reason br Leaving: TOTAL: i',~j -~,~,~--~"~"-'" YR ~MO Thls job was: ~ Paid Volunteer [~ Number of People Supervised: ~c ~~ n.. ~t/J~ t, CERTIFICATE OF APPLICANT h1ERE8Y CERTIFY, that aJl statements made in this application are true, and I agree and Linderstand that any misstatements or om issiorss of material facts herein may resu m a disc-{ualification of this app!' lion; or if discovered after employment, may result in termination of employment Signature ~1`l"------~1-r!'`~---::--~ ~%~~,"~.~..-~~ Date /~~~. i/L EARL E. SUMMERS Home Address 797 TeaGarden Court Chico, CA 95926 (916) 895-1520 Business Address 1460 Humboldt Road Chico, CA 95926 (916) 895-4991 PERSONAL DATA Birthdate: August 3, 1941 Birthplace: Bismarck, North Dakota Married: November 27, 1982 Wife's Name, Jeanette Children, Jeff and Lainie Health: Excellent Service Retirement: 6/24/95 EDUCATION California State University, Chico Bachelor of Arts in Public Administration, May 1982 Butte Gommunity College, Oroville, CA Associate of Arts Degree in Police Science, May 1972 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Butte County District Attorney's Office, Oroville, CA Investigator 9/95-present Self-employed Private Investigator, Lic.# PI 17706 7/95-present Chico Police Department, Chico, CA Sergeant, Criminal Investigation Section Supervisor 8/93-6/95 Sergeant, Patrol Division 1/86-8193 Sergeant, Criminal Investigation Section Supervisor 4/83-12/85 Sergeant, Acting Support Division Commander 10/82-12/82 Sergeant, Acting Patrol Division Commander 7/82-8/82 Sergeant, Administrative Assistant 1978-1979 Sergeant, Patrol Division 2/72-4/83 Police Investigator, Criminal Investigation Section 2/71-2/72 Police Officer, Patrol, Traffic, and Field Training Officer 3168-2/71 Colton Police Department, Colton, CA Police Officer assigned to Patrol and Traffic 9/66-3168 POST CERTIFIGATES Middle Management 5-07-76 Advanced 10-02-75 Intermediate 9-22-72 Supervisory 6-01-71 Basic 12-11-67 IN-SERVICE ~~ TRAINING Course Title No. Date Hrs. Completed Advanced Background Investigation 40 11-22-94 Sergeant as Field Supervisor 24 6-04-93 Sergeant as Pro-Active Supervisor 24 4-14-93 Sergeant as Team Leader 24 10-19-92 Legal Update 8 12-19-91 Crowd Control Training 8 4-17-91 Crowd Control Instructor 40 4-05-91 Airport Security Update 3 3-28-91 Advanced Officer Course 8 3-21-91 Protection of Public Officials 40 3-15-91 Advanced Officer Course 8 2-28-91 Legal Update 8 1-04-91 Telecommunications 4 4-18-90 Legal Update $ 1-04-90 Legal Update 8 1-05-89 Legal Update 8 1-06-88 Legal Update 8 1-07-87 Sound Meter Training 2 4-03-86 Domestic Violence 8 2-21-86 Legal Update 8 1-08-86 Laser Firearms Training 8 3-15-85 Homicide Seminar 24 3-06-$5 Advanced Officer Course 40 12-04-84 Administrative Institutes 6 10-24-84 Legal Aspects of Investigations, Part II 7 7-07-84 Legal Aspects of- Investigations, Part I 7 3-24-84 Supervisory Seminar 24 1-17-84 Advanced OfficerCourse 24 12-29-83 Legal Update Seminar 6 12-20-$3 Commander Narcotics, Vice and Intelligence 36 11-04-83 Vicarious, Liability 5 3-29-83 Criminal Investigation Management 24 3-13-83 Criminal Investigation 40 3-11-83 Homicide Investigation 80 1-28-83 Sergeant as a Team Developer and Manger 24 1-07-83 Report Writing for Instructors 32 12-17-82 Assertive Supervision 24 10-27-82 Team Building Workshop 24 5-24-$2 Legal Update Seminar 8 12-10-$1 Defensive Driving ~ 24 5-13-81 Legal Update Seminar 8 11-20-80 Background Investigations 24 10-30-80 Unusual Incidents Tactics 24 4-01-80 Workshop on Mentally III 20 9-01-78 IN-SERVICE No. ~` _ Date TRAINING Course Title Hrs. Completed (continued) Advanced Officer Communications Skills 24 2-17-78 Civil Aviation Security Seminar 16 2-09-78 Advanced Officer Baton Training 24 3-26-77 Advanced Officer Course 24 3-01-77 Officer Survival and Internal Security 40 2-01-76 Narcotic Investigation for Peace Officers 20 $-01-75 Advanced Driver Training 24 8-01-75 Protective Services Techniques 28 6-01-75 Motivation and Job Enrichment 16 2-07-75 Public Relations for Government Employees 16 10-21-74 Employee Appraisal Interview Techniques 8 7-25-73 Intoxilyzer 8 5-24-73 First Line Supervision 32 10-25-72 Crime Scene Investigation 92 5-01-71 Firearms Course 8 3-26-69 Basic Academy 360 11-01-67 Institute on Juvenile Control 8 11-17-66 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Chico Police Officers Association (CPOA) California Police Officers Research Association {PORAC) MILITARY DUTY United States Marine Carps, Active Duty, Honorable Discharge, November, 1963 United States Air Force, Reserve Duty, Honorable Discharge, January, 1975 ACTIVITIES AND INTERESTS Family, Reading, Weightlifting, Hunting, and Camping REFERENCES Letters Available Upon Request STAN S. MASSEY PO BX 993 GRIDLEY, CALIF. 95948 (916) 868-1334 SS# 562-64-2289 DOB: 12-15-50 EMPLOYMENT: Butte Co, Sheriffs Dept. Gridley Police Dept. patrol. 12-15-71 to 4-1-72 as a Reserve Deputy Sheriff. 4-O1-72 to Dec. 1974 Duties were to work Westminster Police Dept. Dec.1974 through Aug. 1976, Duties were working patrol and special assignments as per shift commander assigned. Gridley Police Dept. Aug.1976 to Feb. 1992 Duties were working patrol, investigations, and patrol sargeant. Investigations of reports and follow up assignments. I was also a Field Training Officer and would train new recruits procedures & policies. EDUCATION: Gridley Union High School Graduated June 1969 Attended Butte College Feather River Police Academy 1972 . Continuing police P.O.S.T. classes on Law Enfarcemnet topics. Posses Basic & Intermediate Post Certificates PERSONAL DATA: Married Judi Pappas, daughter HEATHER who working as a secreta who is a sophmore at since Feb,29,1992. I May 17,1975 and have two grown children. A has attended Butte College for 1 year and is now ry for Gridley Home Health. And a son CU NT Gridley High. I have been retired from Gridley P.D. have been apolice officer since Dec. 15,1971. /~' ,' .. .~~\" %~ / ~,. ~~~jd'.; ""~..Z ~\~` ~~~' \~ _. =C Certificate of Completion ~'alifornia District Attorneys .Association Continuing .Leg~xl education Stan lYlassey Domestic Violence Prosecution Seminar ;, _ r .'`~ ~:,~ !~ '~;~~~ ~'~~~`-, ::~, -W~ ..~';;~%i>~~ '~ ~\~` _ l 'a.f ~ ~.fF1. ~~ ".. -~~ /~ _ ., .•~ff V {~ v} \}~\ _ ,~~~~ _. April 6-7, 1995 l~Vewpar~ .~~c~~j~., ~~liforna ~: ~; `~, __. /~ ~ ~ m ~ `~f i ~' _~+: -~:~~- --G ;,~~;1~~ ,~" _ _ Ethics: ~'' - _ `'~ Elimination of Bias: ~ - Z~ ~L Substance Abuse: ~-' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ .; '~~°„ =- Law Practice Management: ~`~ Total MCLE ~~ :.,~,~` Hours: ~ ~ ~~ `~ ~ ; Gregory D otten, ecutiue Director -~:~~,:-. :f>=~;.' _t, x ~~- t -: -z~~ ~ ~ -. ~ % ~ % ~ i ~ % ~ %- ~ '".~ 1 ~\ /~ ~A /~ ~A ~1 ~~A ~~ ~A ~1 ~A il,, ~/(li~=i1111 J!/1+~~~1111 llll~~~~lAA1 lllii~~ilAlL lilli~=ilA1i /11(i~~il1A~ .~;'_ ~`~ ~"~ ~,~ ~~~~orn~+~ Sri ~~ c~ C. '~-r,~ ~,~ ~~ `IN EMIRFIRII ~ ~~ GERTtFICATE OF CC}MPLETION 1NIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT STAN S. MASSEY has satisfactorily completed a course in Domestic Violence consisting of-S_ hours of instruction Dated tha 5th dar of March DNDER SPOHSDRSRlP DF THE (, BUTTE CENTER--~ program conrdinato~ 19~ ~.. :ti {~ r. ~=: 4=- j- . rt..:- ~. 4i,.-- s -` t ~' C" _ _ _ t. :. '~i-~- RiY-~~~_.:... ytl: r. `~~; C . ~5: ri. x4 ~ K~J'y:J:.r' T ,~~~, ..a:y , h: ~.+-. . 1 ``+_9 wtiAr ~. a~ ; Y -. _ t DAWN A . DAVI S ~'Q ` T° ~ 11595 Miller Peak Road Oroville, CA 95965 (916) 532-1039 OBJF7CT'.I~~E: District Attorney Office; Mental Health Counselor PRCff'II~: Skills and experience in: * danestic violence; victim behavior and recovery process, criminal and civil judicial response. * counseling victims of violent rxime, disabled persons, and juveniles. * case management and development. * Intelligent, dedicated, dependable. EDiJCATIO[~I: 43 College Units. 30 units in law. 3 units Camzunity Research: Domestic Violence. Continuing education hours in Domestic violence: 43 hrs. in counseling, 25 hrs. in law, 16 hrs. medical response. EXP'ER~: *Si.x months employment as a Mental Health Counselor in the District Attorney Office cx~unseling victims of Domestic Violence and sexual assault in safety, education, and the criminal justice system. Duties include case intake, manag~it, referrals, and court acc~~garument. *I am a founding member and active participant on the Butte Glenn Family Violence Prevention Council and sit on the Medical and FolicejVictim Cannittees. *I represent the District Attorney Office on the Children's Services Coordinating Council. *Wrote grants for Catalyst; Butte-Glenn Co. Women's Shelter, to obtain funds for legal supQort services. *I meet the requirements in Penal Code §1037.1 as a Danestic Violence Victim Counselor. *I have established contacts with the agencies that respond to Danestic Violence; Law enforcement, Judicial, Counseling. *Co[imtmi.ty T~1 Information Center: 230 hours with Disabled & The Iaw doing counseling, intakes, case management and development, prepare clients for court and rep~~esent them at Administrative Hearings. *Butte County District Attorney Office: 240 hours; 60 hours served as Paralegal Intern. *Ni.ne months of vocational education counseling and providing therapy to children with both physical and mental impa?_*-~nts. *Sixteen weeks counseling and therapy with both physically and mentally challenged children . REFF.RII~~: Michael Ramsey, District Attorney {916) 538-7411 Francisco Zarate, Chief Deputy D.A. (916) 538-7385 Lynda Passmare, Deputy D.A. {916) 538-7456 Judy Paine, Mental Health, M.F.C.C. (916) 538-7801 Cindy Biddle, Executive Director, Catalyst (916} 343-7711