Mentoring

What is Mentoring?

The mentor-mentee relationship can take a variety of forms. A mentor may provide career guidance, offer suggestions or directions on a work related issue, provide feedback on the mentee’s work, help with educational resources, help with management concerns, or work with the mentee in other ways agreed upon by both parties. There are some basic expectations for both parties that should be discussed and agreed upon before the mentoring relationship begins. The contents of this web site are designed to help you get started and help answer questions

Mentoring Program Details

• Mentoring Program Outline
• Harbor Police Dept. Policy
• List of Participants
• Participant Profile Form
• Agreement Document
• Agreement Task List Form

Mentoring Program Outline

The Harbor Police Vocational Mentoring Program outline is a six (6) page document providing guidance for participants in the program. The outline also provides specific expectations for those expressing an interest to participate.

• Vocational Mentoring Program (pdf)

Harbor Police Dept. Policy

The following two page document is an excerpt from the Harbor Police Department Policy Manual related specifically to the Vocational Mentoring Program.

• Lexipol Policy #377 (pdf)

List of Participants

Mentor Program Supervisor

• Lieutenant James Jordan
• (619) 686-6570
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Mentor Program Coordinator

• Sergeant Mikel McLean
• (619) 686-6595
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Mentor Program Administrative Assistant

• Sergeant John Reilly
• (619) 686-6590
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Participant Profile Form

The Participant Profile Form can be used by employees wishing to provide potential Mentors or Mentees with personal job related information related to years of service, experience, goals and special skills.

This information is used to help facilitate mentoring relationships and to find appropriate matches.

• Profile Questionnaire (pdf)

Agreement Document

The Agreement document is a form participants can use to establish goals, expectations and boundaries in any mentoring relationship. The contents of an Agreement Document are established between the Mentor and the Mentee at the start of the working relationship to ensure each participant understands the parameters to the relationship. A copy of the Agreement Document is maintained by the Mentor Program Coordinator for reference.

• Initial Agreement (pdf)

Agreement Task List Form

The Agreement Task List is an accountability form program participants can use to document in writing any agreements made between Mentors and Mentees regarding specific tasks or goals. As with any documents provided by the program, the Agreement Task List is not a mandatory form. It is provided for convenience to assist with organizing mentoring relationships.

• Task List (pdf)

FAQ

• Is the Harbor Police Department currently hiring?
• What services does the Harbor Police Department provide and what is the department's jurisdiction?
• How many employees does the Harbor Police Department employ?
• What is the difference between Harbor Police and Harbor Patrol?
• Why are the Harbor Police the law enforcement agency for the airport?
• How do I find out about Port District codes and regulations?
• How do I obtain an anchoring permit, mooring or transient slip rental in San Diego Bay?
• How do I get a dive permit in San Diego Bay and what is the criteria?
• How do I obtain an Entertainer's Permit for Port District areas?
• Can I get a special events permit?
• How do I contact Lost and Found (Airport)?
• How do I obtain copies of a police report?

 

Q: Is the Harbor Police Department currently hiring?

The Harbor Police Department offers testing for employment frequently throughout the year. See Recruiting and Application for more information.

Q: What services does the Harbor Police Department provide and what is the department's jurisdiction?

The Harbor Police Department provides uniformed police services and marine fire fighting within the territorial limits of the Port of San Diego. The department's services include professional law enforcement and support staff interacting with the public to ensure a safe and secure environment at Lindbergh Field, on San Diego Bay and on Tidelands.

Q: How many employees does the Harbor Police Department employ?

The Harbor Police Department is made up of 166 Port District employees. 141 are sworn law enforcement officers and 25 are civilian support staff.

Q: What is the difference between Harbor Police and Harbor Patrol?

The Harbor Police Department is a division of the Port of San Diego and provides law enforcement and marine fire fighting services to San Diego Bay. The Harbor Patrol is a division of the San Diego Police Department and provides law enforcement services only to San Diego's Mission Bay.

Q: Why are the Harbor Police the law enforcement agency for the airport?

The airport was constructed on Port District tidelands (man made land) and so has been managed by the Port of San Diego. The Harbor Police Department is a division of the Port District and is responsible for law enforcement on all Port District properties. The Harbor Police Department will continue indefinitely to provide law enforcement services to San Diego International Airport after January 1st under contract with the new Regional Airport Authority.

Q: How do I find out about Port District codes and regulations?

The entire Port Code (8.8 MB, pdf) is publicly available.

Q: How do I obtain an anchoring permit, mooring or transient slip rental in San Diego Bay?

All anchoring permits, moorings and transient slip rentals must be requested from the Port District's Mooring Office. They can be contacted at (619) 686-6227. Their office can be visited at 1401 Shelter Island Drive (at the Harbor Police Dock at the West end of Shelter Island).

Q: How do I get a dive permit in San Diego Bay and what is the criteria?

See the Dive Permits page for information on obtaining dive permits in San Diego Bay.

Q: How do I obtain an Entertainer's Permit for Port District areas?

See the Entertainer Permits page for information on obtaining Entertainer's Certification for Port District areas.

Q: Can I get a special events permit?

Special events permits must be applied for through the Port District. Comprehensive information is available on the District website.

Q: How do I contact Lost and Found (Airport)?

Lost and Found can be contacted at (619) 686-8002 or visited in the West end of Terminal 2 at the San Diego International Airport.

Q: How do I obtain copies of a police report?

Information on obtaining copies of police reports is available.