Elizabeth Phillips

Ensured safety of employees and civilians through vigilant security measures.
Provided secure custody for detainees, maintaining compliance with legal standards.
Protected county property and buildings from potential threats and vulnerabilities.
Served legal paperwork efficiently while respecting rights of all individuals involved.
Achieved rank of Field Training Officer (FTO) and Officer in Charge (OIC) in Central Processing Division.
Cross-trained in multiple divisions including Warrants, Courts, Security, and Transports.

Executed security measures to safeguard secure areas around prison campus.
Conducted thorough searches for contraband, including weapons and drugs.
Demonstrated strong verbal and listening skills to assess inmate concerns.
Identified suicide risks, substance abuse, and past traumas among inmates.
Communicated security protocols to ensure safety of staff and inmates.
Maintained vigilance regarding operational procedures to enhance overall security.
Provided support in addressing inmate issues to promote rehabilitation.
Collaborated with team members to uphold safety standards within the facility.

Obtained certifications in jail training and Narcan application.
Compiled assessments for judges to facilitate informed decision-making.
Assisted clients with job searches and housing placements following prison release.

Managed schedules for court appearances and hearings for clients.

Coordinated case management activities for clients in the criminal justice system.

Assisted in developing and implementing rehabilitation programs for individuals.

Conducted intake assessments to determine client needs and eligibility for services.