Don Meyerhoff

Background

About Don Meyerhoff

My professional experience includes national and regional level leadership positions in the management of law enforcement and security programs in policy and training, asset protection, project management in security design for new and renovated federal facilities and spaces. Positions held include that of branch chief of investigations, threat management, and policy and training. My career with the federal government started with my serving in the USAF in Crete, Greece from 1985-1991 in the Intelligence Collection field (SIGINT). I then spent from 1991 to 2005 with the Federal Protective Service. In 2005 I worked in the private sector with a federal security contractor as a director and assistant vice-president of operations. In 2007 I returned to the government working briefly with the State Department and then, in the same year, the United States Mint Police with whom I am currently employed. Additionally, since 2010, I have also been an adjunct professor with the American Military University, instructing undergraduate and graduate courses to include security management, security design and terrorism. Activities also include course design and upgrades as well. Specialties: Law enforcement/security policy, physical security design and construction, risk and vulnerability assessments, law enforcement operations and policy development, and security management.