Donna Moody assumed her position as Director of Campus Safety Services at Brock University in January of 2007 after a distinguished career with the Niagara Regional Police Service rising to the rank of Deputy Chief of Police. Born and raised in Niagara, the Director has served in every major Municipality within the Region and commanded Police Units of a wide diversity.

Director Moody is well known throughout the Policing Community, across the Province and with our American Policing neighbours.

Deputy Chief Moody is a graduate of Niagara College Law and Security and Police Foundations Program, Police Executive Leadership Course, Rotman School of Business, University of Toronto, as well as the Criminal Justice Program at the University of Virginia. She is a graduate of the 175th Session of the U.S. Department of Justice F.B.I National Academy, Quantico, Virginia, USA.

She is a member of the OWLE (Ontario Women in Law Enforcement and the IAWP (International Association of Women Police). She has been the recipient of the International Association of Women Police Award, “Excellence in Performance” and the Ontario Women in Law Enforcement, “Heritage Award” for long serving commitment to Law Enforcement. She has been recognized for her contributions to both the Criminal Intelligence services of Ontario and the Criminal Intelligence Services of Canada. She continues to serve as the Past Chair of the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police, Substance Abuse Committee. The Director also served two 3-year terms on the Board of Governors for Niagara College.

Director Moody has sat as a member on several Community Boards within the Niagara Region and has co- chaired several fundraising initiatives. One of the highlights of her career was being the Chair of the Ontario Special Olympic Summer Games hosted by the Niagara Regional Police Service in 2005. Brock University was the Host site of the Athletes Village and the Walker Complex hosted a section of Athletic Events and Opening and Closing Ceremonies.

Director Moody is committed to continuing the development of Community-orientated Policing and Emergency Preparedness within Brock University. In February 2013 she was awarded the Queen Elizabeth II, Diamond Jubilee Medal for a lifetime of service to her country. Donna resides in Fonthill with her husband, Rick.

I have been employed at Brock Campus Safety Services since September 19^th, 2005 after successful completion of the Advanced Protective Services Course at Algonquin College. Before that, I served in the Canadian Navy as a noncommissioned member in underwater warfare and was stationed out of Halifax, Nova Scotia.

My duties at Brock University involve ensuring the safety and well-being of Brock University students, faculty, staff, visitors, and property. Crime prevention and educating the Brock Community with respect to the Community Policing Philosophy. As a Special Constable, I hold the rank of Inspector and Senior Platoon Supervisor Operations. I am authorized to enforce various sections of the Liquor Licence Act of Ontario, Trespass to Property Act, Mental Health Act, Cannabis Control Act, Safe Streets Act, and Highway Traffic Act as well as other provincial and all federal statutes on campus. I am a member of the Campus Assessment Response and Education team which ensures students experiencing mental health concerns etc are appropriately supported and provide Behavioral Intervention Analysis as appropriate.

It is important for all members of the Brock community to work together to ensure that Brock University is an inclusive, diverse and safe place to live, work, and play.

Welcome to Brock University Campus Safety Services. My name is Catharine Pelletier and I currently hold the rank of Special Constable.

This authorization means full police powers upon the University property with respect to enforcing sections of the Liquor Licence Act, Trespass to Property Act, Mental Health Act, as well as other provincial statutes and the Criminal Code of Canada.

This unique partnership with the Niagara Regional Police Service and Brock University Campus Safety Services exemplifies the Community Policing model where we work together as a community to provide a safe and welcoming learning environment for Brock University by preserving the peace, protecting life and property, preventing crime, and promoting community-oriented services. We are all members of the Brock community and need to work together to ensure that Brock University is a safe place to work and play.

My name is Rick Tollar and I currently hold the designation of Special Constable which provides me with the authority of a Police Officer on University property.

In September 2005, I received my Advanced Protective Services Certificate from Algonquin College and started my  career at Brock University.

I’m here to ensure your experience at Brock University is positive and enjoyable. Please feel free to contact me should you want to discuss any issues.

Welcome to the Campus Safety Services website of the Brock University Community. My name is Michael Pataran.

I started my new career at Brock University in October 2007 after retiring after serving over 30 years, in various specialty units within the Niagara Regional Police Service. My present position is an Inspector in charge of three (3) platoon members and I hold the rank of Special Constable which enables me to act as a Peace Officer while on duty here at Brock University

I look forward to working closely with the Brock University Community, staff and students on identifying issues that are a concern, reducing crime and working together to get results.

Please feel free to contact me should you want to discuss any issues.

My name is Sam Dobbie and I joined the Campus Safety Department in May 2012 as a Dispatcher/Communications Operator.

Before joining Campus Safety Services, I was a Police Constable with the Toronto Police Service, Special Constable with the Niagara Regional Police Service’s Court Escort Unit, Surveillance Operator with Fallsview Casino Resort, and I have served with the Canadian Armed Forces Airborne Artillery unit.

I look forward to working with the Brock community as a Senior Platoon Supervisor -Special Constable to provide a safe and secure environment for all students, staff, faculty, and visitors.

Hello, my name is Jordan Geerdink.  I’ve been working in the Private Security sector since 2004 as a private security guard and provincial offences officer.

In May 2012, Brock University hired me as a Communications Operator/Dispatcher in Campus Safety’s Services Central Communications Monitoring Centre.  There, I dispatch CSS officers where needed, and monitor the CCTV systems on campus, Social Media feeds such as Twitter and Facebook, and door access points such as swipe access and proxy card secured areas.

If you happen to call Campus Safety at Brock University you could be talking to me, so I look forward to talking to you and hope I can assist you in any way I can.