The Town of South Hampton, NH, population of 880, seeks a highly motivated and people-oriented leader to manage their police department, consisting of 2 full-time (including Chief) and 6 part-time officers with operating budget of $168,925. The Chief reports directly to a 3 member Board of Selectmen and is responsible for the daily operations of the Department, including policy development, budget preparation, program implementation and law enforcement activities. The Chief is accountable for the effective delivery and performance of police services to the community and works shifts as a patrol officer. Preference will be given to applicants who have a Bachelor's Degree in criminal justice or related field with 8 to 10 years of progressive police experience and 5 years in a supervisory or management position. Candidates must possess, or have the ability to readily obtain, NH police certification as well as a NH driver's license. The Chief is required to live within a fifteen-mile radius of the Town's borders or within an area of acceptable emergency response time. The selected candidate must successfully complete pre-employment requirements, which may include a psychological, polygraph, and drug test, criminal background check and physical examination. Submit cover letter and resumes in confidence, including salary history and requirements to: Professional Recruitment Service, South Hampton PC, P.O. Box 617, Concord, NH 03302-0617, by December 29,2006. EOE
Posted by: FghtNIrsh17
Anyone here know what happened to thier last chief? Was curious where his career has lead himto now. Below is a bio regarding him. Chief Robert J. Aldrich Robert J. Aldrich is currently serving as the appointed Chief of Police for the Town of South Hampton, New Hampshire. South Hampton is a small wealthy bedroom community located on the Massachusetts border of the seacoast of New Hampshire with a population of only about 1,000 year-round residents. Chief Aldrich attended public schools and graduated from near-by Exeter High School in 1997. He attended Saint Anselm College, a small catholic liberal arts college located in Manchester, New Hampshire and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminal Justice in 2001. He went on to earn a masters degree in Business Administration and Leadership from Franklin Pierce College in 2003. While still in high school, Chief Aldrich started his career in law enforcement with the Exeter Police Department as a cadet and later as an emergency communications dispatcher. While in college he landed a job as a patrolman for the neighboring Town of Kensington. He continued to work as a police officer in Kensington and later in South Hampton as well as attend college full-time until October 2001 when he was appointed Chief of Police of the eight-member South Hampton Police Department at the age of only twenty-two. It is believed that Chief Aldrich at that time was the youngest Chief of Police in New Hampshire history. Chief Aldrich continues to lead the department and also serves as the agency’s DARE Instructor for the local elementary school. He is an active member and serves as Vice President of the Rockingham County Law Enforcement Officers Association, has been elected Secretary/Treasurer of the Rockingham County Chiefs of Police Association and sits on the board of directors for the New Hampshire DARE Officers Association. He is also an active member of the New Hampshire Chiefs of Police Association. On top of his duties at the South Hampton Police Department, Chief Aldrich is very active in the community and volunteers for several organizations.
Posted by: DOD/272
I read in the local paper something about security chief at phillips exeter (maybe)
Posted by: PPD57
I believe he is going to be the safety coordinator at Phillips Exeter Academy
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