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Name: James A. Daley
Office Address: 331 York St., Newport, KY 41071
Office Telephone: (859) 491-5843
EDUCATION
• Juris Doctor, Salmon P. Chase College of Law 1989
• Bachelor of Science, Public Administration, Northern Kentucky University 1984
• Associate of Applied Science, Law Enforcement, N.K.U. 1978
TRAINING
• Kentucky Law Enforcement Council, Basic Police Certificate 1978
• Kentucky State Police Academy 1980
• U.S. Department of Justice, Drug Enforcement Administration, Basic Narcotics and Dangerous Drug Law Enforcement 1987
• U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigations, Legal Officers' Training 1994
• U.S. Department Of Justice, F.B.I., Law Enforcement Executive Development Seminar 1997
EMPLOYMENT
April 2003 to Present
Chief Deputy, Campbell County Detention Center
Responsibilities include assisting Jailer and Fiscal Court with development of budget (3.3 Million), draft and revise policy and procedures, handling of personnel issues and litigation, oversee litigation of all kinds related to facility, supervision of sworn and civilian staff, daily operations of jail holding an average of 245 inmates, development of plans for jail expansion for restricted custody center and secure beds, and other administrative and operational duties as required.
March 1999 to March 2003
Assistant Campbell County Attorney
Prosecute various types of cases in Campbell District Court and in Juvenile Court. Representative for Office of County Attorney in the creation of and worked with the Juvenile Drug Court Program.
Self-employed as an attorney, handle various types of personal injury, contracts, estate work and other matters routinely associated with private practice.
April 1998 to January 1999
Interim Jailer, Campbell County Detention Center
Appointed to this position by Judge / Executive Ken Paul to fill un-expired term of current Jailer. Responsibilities include daily operations of jail housing between 180 to 200+ inmates, supervision of thirty-five sworn deputies, four civilian persons, budget of $1.88 Million Dollars, other administrative and deputy duties as needed. While in this position the pay structure for all personnel was revised, the office automated, creation and hiring of office manager, computerization of booking and inmate control, introduction of new commissary system and introduction of new guidelines and training.
January 1995 to April 1998
Executive Director of Northern Kentucky Drug Strike Force
This is a multi-jurisdictional law enforcement agency with primary duties involving the investigation and prosecution of illegal narcotics and dangerous drug offenses and related criminal activities. Duties included supervision of six to eight sworn officers and one civilian, drafting annual budget and grant (last budget approximately $350,000.00), liaison with local, state and federal law enforcement and prosecutors, drafting of policy and procedure, handling of seizures and forfeitures and liaison with the Board of Directors.
September 1979 to January 1995
Kentucky State Police
Served approximately five years as road trooper, approximately seven years as detective in the Special Investigations/Narcotics Branch, served three years as Legal Officer (1.5 yrs. as Commander of the Legal Office), served on the Special Response Team, was Chairman of the State Police Legal Fund, served on Board of Directors for Trooper Island Boys and Girls Camp (legal officer), and as outside work served as legal counsel for the Kentucky State Police Professional Association.
January 1977 to November 1978 and January 1979 to September 1979
Northern Kentucky University Department of Public Safety
Started at the University as a dispatcher and was promoted to police officer.
ORGANIZATIONS
• Campbell County Jaycees 1981-1985
• Kentucky State Police Professional Association 1981-1995
• Campbell County Game and Fish 1982-1986
• Chase Student Bar Association, Class Representative 1984 and 1985
• Campbell County Police Chiefs Association 1995-Present
• Northern Kentucky Police Chiefs' Association, 1995-Present
• Kentucky Association of Chiefs of Police, 1995-Present
• National Association of Chiefs of Police 1995-Present
• Clem and Ann Buenger (Campbell County) Boys and Girls Club, Board of Directors, 1996-Present
• Northern Kentucky Bar Association, 1990-Present
• Kentucky Bar Association, 1989-Present
• American Bar Association, 1990-1996
• Northern Kentucky Municipal League of Cities, 1996-Present
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