Are You Missing Critical Data That Could Help Your Investigations?

Sandy Kelleher started her career dispatching in 1995 for Humboldt County Sheriffs’ Office, in Winnemucca Nevada. She worked as an Emergency Medical Dispatcher and Communications Training officer for 12 years before relocating to Idaho. She then held a dispatch position for the Nampa Police Department for 3 years.

While in Nevada, she instructed classes in the community for American Red Cross to include CPR/First Aide and several child-related courses. She also taught EMT courses for the local ambulance service.

Teri Harsin has been teaching in the law enforcement/criminal justice community for over 15 years. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice and previously worked for the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension. She was responsible for conducting training and auditing in the field on state and national information sharing systems such as Nlets and FBI CJIS services. Ms. Harsin is currently the Nlets Training & Development Manager, where she is responsible for the development and delivery of training on matters related to Nlets. She has traveled extensively throughout the United States educating professionals in the law enforcement and criminal
justice communities.

Matt Butler has worked for Nlets for 10 years working his way up from a part-time Network Analyst to the Operations Services Manager. Matt manages a team of twelve Operations Services Analysts that monitor, maintain, and troubleshoot the Nlets network and applications that support the Nlets Message Switch. Matt’s team is directly responsible for working with end-users to troubleshoot message delivery and consistency using industry-standard tools. Matt has always had a passion for the Law Enforcement community and previously volunteered with the El Mirage Police Department in El Mirage, Arizona.