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Peo Lobmardi Job Description

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PEO Kristena Lombardi # 65970 has been under my supervision since January 2107. PEO Lombardi reports for duty on time and her uniform is always clean and in order. PEO Lobmardi is assigned to work in 13 Division where she covering all four zones at most times and is able to get to her radio calls and station details in a timely manner. She has a good knowledge of her duties and accepts her responsibility as a Parking Enforcement Officer and knows her way around 13 Division. Since I started supervising PEO Lombardi she has been on modified duties and there has not been a set standard to measure her daily performance. PEO Lombardi is capable of making routine decisions but calls her supervisors frequently with questions. from going through

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