HULL — Chief John Dunn is pleased to announce that Sgt. Steven Saunders recently completed the Command Training Series: First Line Supervisor Course, offered by the Roger Williams University Justice System Training and Research Institute in partnership with the New England Association of Chiefs of Police.
The two-week course took place April 1-12. The coursework, presented by experienced academics and law enforcement practitioners, addressed contemporary management and leadership concepts relevant to the responsibilities of first-line supervisors in a criminal justice agency.
Topics covered through the course included operational leadership and management principles, problem-solving, organizational and interpersonal communication, labor relations, disciplinary issues and ethical decision-making. Graduates of the session represented police departments from throughout New England.
“Congratulations to Sgt. Saunders on his completion of this reputable training,” Chief Dunn said. “The course covers many valuable topics for supervisors in our profession, and completing this course shows a strong dedication to continuous growth and learning.”
Sgt. Saunders has served with the Hull Police Department since 2012 and was promoted to sergeant in 2019. In addition to his duties as a shift commander, he is also the Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS) representative and information technology liaison for the department. He holds a master’s degree in criminal justice from Curry College.
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