Her academic pursuits took her to Hanover, New Hampshire where she received a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Dartmouth College with a double major in Economics and Education. She is an adjunct lecturer for the Masters Program in Higher Education Administration at Stony Brook University and a past President of the Stony Brook Alumni Association. Suffolk County Police Department. Suffolk County, New York is seeking candidates for the position of Suffolk County Police Commissioner. Kate Fohrkolb - Assistant Deputy Police Commissioner - Suffolk County ** The Suffolk County Police Department has completed their Police Reform Plan at this time, *This position does not offer relocation assistance at this time. Legal Aids community outreach staff work with many established community and faith-based groups and may help to facilitate important conversations to effect positive change in Suffolk County. A Certificate of Appreciation from the Bethel AME Church of Setauket for her outstanding service and commitment to the community. Its mission focuses on helping young people from diverse backgrounds access opportunities of equity in political, economic, and workforce developments. Standing firm on Proof of Progress the grassroots organization has been touted as leaders in tackling disempowering narratives around minority communities and mobilizing millennials with the tools needed to become the next generation of change-makers in public policy. Rodney K. Harrison (born February 25, 1969) is an American police officer and administrator and currently serves as Commissioner of the Suffolk County Police Department. Suffolk County Legislator Tom Donnelly Chairs the Public Safety Committee, is Vice Chair of the Fire, Rescue & Emergency Services Committee and is a member of the Government Operations, Health and Ways & Means Committees. She was a recipient of Bank of America 2006 Local Hero award. Pilar was honored by The Times of Huntington, Northport & East Northport as 2018 People of the Year and Women of Distinction NYS Senator Jim Gaughran. As for his role in enacting the countys police reform plan that lawmakers passed earlier this year in the wake of nationwide protests against police brutality, Harrison said hes reviewed the reforms and especially supports officers wearing body cameras, which all public-facing officers in the department will be required to wear starting next year. pic.twitter.com/x35zXorZHQ. Early in his term, he reorganized departments into multi-disciplinary teams focused on corrections intelligence gathering, violent crimes, gang activity and human trafficking.