Phillip Zimmerman He/him/his

Experience

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  City of Stockton

  Apr 1997 - Nov 2019

  Manage the daily operations of the Shelter which houses between 11,000 and 12,000 animals a year. Manage between 30 and 40 employees whom are employed by the City of Stockton and contract employees from a non-profit organization. Work closely with the City and other government agencies, non-profit organizations and the public to provide humane care to the homeless and abandoned animals in the City of Stockton and San Joaquin County. Experience with: - Budget preparation- Grant writing- Non-profit fundraising- Social media- Public outreach- Team building- Volunteer organizations - Legislative process Show less Received and evaluated 911, police emergency and business calls. Dispatched police units to emergency or non-emergency locations. Transferred calls to appropriate parties or created a call for dispatch.Handled inquiries and complaints regarding services from the public.Operated computer consoles for call input, dispatched and continuously updated suspect information and officer location.Entered information by writing or computer-based; logged and completed call forms; maintained records of radio calls.Operated multi-channel radio systems as well as monitored other channels while maintaining radio traffic.Trained new Police Telecommunicators and acted as Supervisor when needed. Show less

  • City of Stockton, Animal Services Manager

    Jan 2015 - Nov 2019

  • Police Telecommunications Supervisor

    Dec 2008 - Dec 2014

  • Police Telecommunicator II

    Apr 1997 - Dec 2008
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  City of Sacramento

  Nov 2019 - now

  Front Street Animal Care Services Manager

  As the Animal Care Services Manager for the Front Street Animal Shelter, I manage an open admission shelter for the City of Sacramento, serving 500,000 residents and an estimated 250,000 companion animals. The Front Street Animal Shelter includes veterinary services, enforcement, shelter technicians, customer service, and a robust volunteer program. The shelter has an annual intake of 11,000 animals and is a regional leader in lifesaving due in part to strong community engagement and support.