George Stieffater, the supervisor of the unit, is on loan from the Dept. of Buildings.
Steven P. Hodges, a supervisor of the unit that was the agency's liaison to the attorney general's office, told his colleagues in a Sept. 9, 1999, memo that it was "imperative" they use newly coded transmittal forms when sending files to the lawyers, consistent with recent "policy revisions" at the Office of Mental Health.
The inspector general also recommended discipline, to a lesser degree, for William Teater, a supervisor for the unit responsible for parts of the investigation, and Richard Marquise, who became head of the Oklahoma City office in 1999.
The Fire Department dispatches a battalion chief to every rescue incident, and supervisors of the police Emergency Service Unit are always on patrol.
The main purpose of needle exchange, according to Jackson, the supervisor of the mobile unit, is to keep people alive until they can get clean -- a process that can take years, if it happens at all.
Employees who must take additional furlough days beyond the eleven campus closure days to meet their required salary reduction amount should take the remaining furlough days as they accrue, as determined by supervisors based on the needs of the unit or department.
Earlier this year, one of the unit's supervisors, Ivan Reyes Arzate, turned himself in to authorities in Chicago who had charged him with leaking information to drug traffickers.
We are grateful to the directors, unit leaders and supervisors of the schools for giving us their time.
"There is a natural tension here," said Sgt. Bob White, the supervisor of the missing-persons unit for the Phoenix police.
"Strangulation is the one common factor that emerges so very, very often," said Sgt. Craig Varnum, supervisor of the domestic violence unit at the Charlotte-Mecklenberg Police Department.
