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Corrections Division Training and Certifications
Lake County Sheriff’s
Office Corrections Division, maintains one of the
highest levels training and certification for personnel in the field of
Corrections. The
summary below will highlight some of the training and certification of the
Corrections Staff under
Sheriff Daniel Dunlap.
Capt. Frank Leonbruno Jail
Administrator CLEE , CJM
Ø Bachelor
of Arts Degree from Borromeo College of Ohio
... Masters work in Psychology
and Theology at WTU
Ø CJM
(American Jail Association Certified Jail Manager) since 1997
Ø Certified
Law Enforcement Executive Academy Graduate 2004
Ø Police
Executive Leadership College Graduate 2003
Ø Adjunct
Professor at Lakeland Community College in Criminal Justice
since 1996
Ø 120
Hour Corrections Academy Graduate
Ø Lakeland
Police Academy Graduate - Certified Law Enforcement Officer
Ø Lake County SWAT / Lead Hostage Negotiator
since 1992
Ø FBI
Crisis Negotiations Certification / OPOTA Crisis Negotiations
Certification
Ø OPOTA
136 Hour and 40 Hour
Corrections Academy School Commander since 1994
Ø OPOTA
Police Academy Instructor since 1994
Ø OPOTA
137
Corrections Academy Instructor since 1994
Ø
Trained at the National Institute of
Corrections
Ø
Certified
in the Reid Technique Criminal Interviews and Interrogation
Lt. Cynthia Brooks, MSJ
Supervisor
Ø 23
years
in the field of Corrections (started in 1984) / Promoted to Lieutenant in 1993 / 4 years as
Sergeant
Ø Certified
Law Enforcement Officer for the State of Ohio10
Years as a Special Deputy
Ø Certified
Jail Manager since October 2007
Ø Police
Executive Leadership College Graduate 2006 PELC XLVII
Ø 120
Hour Corrections Academy Graduate
Ø Attended
National Institute of Corrections Longmont, Colorado
Women Offender Programming
Ø Attended
National Institute of Corrections Longmont, Colorado
Children of Prisoners Programming
Ø Attended
National Institute of Corrections Longmont, Colorado
Strategies For Building Effective Work Teams
Ø Lake
County Metropolitan Housing Authority Commissioner since 2004
Ø Lake
County Community Corrections Board member since 1995
Ø Women
in Transition Through Support Chairman since 2003
Ø Certified
OPOTA Instructor - Corrections 136 Hour Training Academy since 1992
Ø Certified
Cultural Diversity Instructor - Certified through the Department of Justice
Lt. Robert Hungerford, Shift Commander
Ø 20
years in the field of Corrections
(started in 1987)
/ Promoted to Lieutenant in 2004 / 11 years as
Sergeant
Ø 120
Hour Corrections Academy Graduate
Ø Attended
University of Chicago
Ø Certified
Law Enforcement Officer for the State of Ohio
Ø Veteran
of the United States Navy ... Naval Letter of Commendation
Ø Weapons
Ordinance Officer
Ø Medal
Recipient ... Expeditionary and Navy/Marine Corps Commendation
Ø
Trained at the National Institute of Corrections Longmont, Colorado
Lt. Nicholas Iliano, Scheduling
Supervisor / Inmate Discipline Hearing Officer
Ø 18 years
in the field of Corrections
(started in 1989)
Ø 120
Hour Corrections Academy Graduate
Ø Promoted
to Lieutenant in 2003
Ø Promoted
to Sergeant in 1997
Ø United
States Air Force Veteran
Ø Certified OPOTA Instructor - Corrections 136 Hour Training Academy
Ø Certified
Jail and Prisoner Legal Issues
Ø Trained at the National Institute of
Corrections Longmont, Colorado
Lt. Gregory Reid, Shift Commander
Ø 18 years
in the field of Corrections
(started in 1989)
Ø 120
Hour Corrections Academy Graduate
Ø Promoted
to Lieutenant in 2000
Ø Promoted
to
Sergeant in 1991
Ø Attended
Columbia College
and
Urbana College
Ø 21
1/2 years service in United States Coast Guard
Ø Executive
Officer of the Fairport Harbor Coast Guard Station
Ø Executive
Officer Aids and Navigation at Cape May, New Jersey
Ø Affairs
petty Officer USCG Governors Island, NY
Ø Housing
Supervisor for USCG Base San Juan, PR and St. Thomas VI
Ø Recruiting
Petty Officer Cincinnatti, Ohio
Ø Former
Certified
OPOTA Instructor - Corrections 136 Hour Training Academy
Ø Trained at the National Institute of
Corrections Longmont, Colorado
Lt. Mark Soeder, Shift
Commander
Ø 19 years
in the field of Corrections
(started in 1988)
Ø 120
Hour Corrections Academy Graduate
Ø Promoted
to Lieutenant in 2003 / Promoted
to
Sergeant in 1997
Ø Member
of Midwest Gang Investigators Association since 1993
Ø Classification
/ Training / Jail Statistics Supervisor
Ø Certified OPOTA Instructor - Corrections 136 Hour Training Academy
Ø Served
three years with the Los Angelas County Sheriff's Office
Ø Member
of the California Gang Investigator Association
Ø Service
in Men's central Jail, Hall of Justice, North County Correctional, Wayside
facilities
Ø Member
of the California Gang Investigator Association
Ø Graduate
of North Academy Class 250 - Deputy Sheriff / Marksmanship award
Ø Veteran
of the United States Air Force
Ø Maintained
the avionics computer navigation, attack radar and weapons delivery systems for
FB-111A
midrange nuclear bombers and first strike aircraft
Ø Air
Force commendation award, outstanding unit award, as well as numerous awards for
service
Ø Service
in Men's central Jail, Hall of Justice, North County Correctional, Wayside
facilities
Ø Strategic
Air Command. 8th and 45th Air Force Divisions, 380th Bombardment wing
Sgt. Kevin Borris, Shift
Supervisor
Ø 10
years in the field of Corrections
(started in 1997)
/ 2 years as Sergeant
Ø 120
Hour Corrections Academy Graduate
Ø Attended
Kent State University in Political Science
Ø Studied
Criminal Justice at Lakeland Community College
Ø 1997
Graduate Lakeland Police Academy
Sgt. Michael Corbut, Shift
Supervisor
Ø 17 years
in the field of Corrections
(started in 1990) / 10 years as Sergeant
Ø 120
Hour Corrections Academy Graduate
Ø Former
member of the Cuyahoga County Sheriff's office
Ø Veteran
of the United States Army
Ø National
Defense medal, Vietnam Campaign Ribbons including Gallantry Cross with Palm Unit
Citation
Badge, Civil Actions Honor medal, Service Medal with Three Bronze Stars,
Good Conduct Medal
Ø Meritorious
Unit Emblem with Bronze Oak Leaf Cluster
Ø First
Class Unit Citation Bar
Ø Attended
Cleveland State University - certified law enforcement academy
Ø Attended
Lakeland Community College
Ø Attended
National Institute of Corrections Longmont, Colorado
Ø Training
in human diversity, supervision, prisoner and legal issues, interviews and
interrogations
Ø Research
and development of the Prisoner Law Library, jail Statistics, Jail Inmate
Programming, Hazards and
Alerts
supervisor
Sgt. Barbara Morris, Shift
Supervisor
Ø 7
years in the field of Corrections
(started in 2000 )
/ 2 years as Sergeant
Ø 120
Hour Corrections Academy Graduate
Ø 40
Hour OPOTA Instructor Training program
Ø Certified
OPOTA
Instructor 136 Hour Basic Corrections Officer Training Program
Ø US
Department of Justice training on Women Offenders and Developing Agency
Approaches
Ø WITTS
Member
Ø Assistant
Training Program supervisor
Ø 2000
Corrections Academy "Cadet of the Cycle" award winner
Ø 1997
Graduate Lakeland Police Academy
Sgt. James Pethtel, Shift
Supervisor
Ø 9
years
in the field of Corrections
(started in 1998)
/ Promoted to Sergeant April 2007
Ø 120
Hour Corrections Academy Graduate
Ø Assistant
Director of Inmate Programming
Ø 1998
Graduate of Akron University, Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminal Justice
Ø Worked
for 2 years mentoring troubled youth through the Summit County Juvenile Justice
System
Sgt. Michelle Prather, Shift
Supervisor
Ø 13
years in the field of Corrections
(started in 1994)
/ 6 years as Sergeant
Ø 40
Hour OPOTA Instructor Training program
Ø Certified
OPOTA
Instructor 136 Hour Basic Corrections Officer Training Program
Ø Certified
in Advanced EMT, Firefighter, Hazardous Materials, Vehicle Extrication, CPR,
Crisis Intervention
Ø Lake
County Crisis Hotline Responder
Ø Attended
Lakeland Community College
Sgt. James Turek, Shift
Supervisor
Ø
13
years in the field of Corrections
(started in 1994)
/ Promoted to Sergeant August 2007
Ø Associates
degree in Applied Science, Lakeland Community College
Ø Graduate
of OPOTA's 120 Hour Corrections Academy
Ø CPR/First
Aid Instructor
Ø Field
Training Officer in the field of Corrections
Ø Served
as a Dispensary Officer
Ø EMT-A
26 years
Ø 26
years of service as a Fireman with the Madison Twp. Fire District
Ø Ø Certified
Instructor in Fire Science
Ø 120
Hour Corrections Academy Graduate
Ø 120
Hour Corrections Academy Graduate
Sheriff Daniel Dunlap has an additional 93 Corrections Officers certified
in the field of Corrections through the Ohio Peace Officers Training Academy.
Annually officer receive over 25 hours of in-service training in a variety of
fields. Training in the Lake County Adult Detention Facilities is
multi-faceted. Through the training programming we seek to:
1. Provide the necessary skills, knowledge and abilities
essential to satisfactorily perform the employee’s job assignments
2. Provide a systematic and controlled means of change,
increasing job knowledge, improving efficiency and reducing liability
3. Keeping officers current with policy revisions,
procedural updates, and new educational developments
4. Maintain efficient and safe operational
Below is a summary of some of those areas:
Ø Legal
Issues and Inmate Rights
Ø Report
Writing
Ø Investigations
Ø Close
Quarter Response to Resistance and Aggression
Ø Policy
Review
Ø Staff
Communications
Ø Bomb
Threats
Ø Computer
Usage
Ø Chemical
Dependency
Ø Managing
Mentally Ill Inmates
Ø Cross
Gender Supervision
Ø Bus
Transportation
Ø Medication
Pass
Ø Inmate
Discipline
Ø Religious
Programming Knowledge and Applications
Ø Time
Management
Ø Defensive
Tactics
Ø Hostage
Survival
Ø Suicide
Prevention
Ø Dealing
with Stress
Ø Medical
Issues
Ø Security
Assessment and Response
Ø Fire
Response and Evacuation Procedures
Ø Special
Needs Assessment