MARK E. ALLEY, CHIEF OF POLICE

Lansing, Michigan

EDUCATION

Michigan State University, Master Degree in Police Administration 1994

Ferris State University, B.S. Degree in Criminal Justice 1985

LAW ENFORCEMENT CAREER

  • Chief of Police, Lansing Police Department
         June, 2000 to Present
  • Captain, North Precinct January,
         2000 to June, 2000
  • Acting Deputy Chief, Field Services Division
         October, 1999 to January 1999
  • Captain, South Precinct
         January 1998 to January 1999
  • Lieutenant, South Precinct
         January 1995 to January 1998
  • Sergeant
         August 1991 to January 1995
  • Patrol Sergeant
         14 months
  • Training Sergeant
         20 months
  • Detective Bureau Sergeant
         6 months
  • Sergeant, Special Operations Drugs
         One month training to transfer
  • Police Officer
         March 1996 to August 1991

TEACHING

  • Adjunct Professor, Michigan State University
        September 1996 to Present
  • Criminal Justice 335 Police Process
  • Criminal Justice 432 Community Policing
  • Criminal Justice 435 Investigation Procedure
  • Human Diversity Trainer
         2000
  •  Incident Command System Trainer
         1997


CREATIVE WORK

  • HOPE Scholarship Program 2001
  • Violent Toy Turn-In Program 2001
  • Juvenile Intervention Initiative 2000
  • Teen Court 2000
  • Law Enforcement Juvenile Diversion Program 1999
  • Parole Officer/Police Officer Partner Program 1999
  • Citizens United to Track Truants "CUTT" Program 1998
  • VISTA Summer of Safety Program 1994