Hunter Dylan
Moritz

My name is Hunter Moritz, and my professional story began in November 2018, at fourteen, when I took my first job as a crew member at a McDonald's restaurant in Menomonie, Wisconsin. What started as an entry-level position has grown — with five progressive promotions — into what will be an eight-year career this November as the 1st Assistant Manager responsible for crew leadership, scheduling, training, and daily profit-and-loss oversight at a high-volume restaurant serving over 1,000 customers a day.

In August 2025 I began my Associate of Applied Science in Criminal Justice at Chippewa Valley Technical College, where I currently hold a 3.4 GPA and have made the Dean's List in both Spring and Fall 2025. My coursework spans Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Contemporary Issues in Criminal Justice, Professional Communications, Technical Report Writing, and Introduction to Diversity Studies. Outside the classroom I have completed four patrol ride-alongs with the Eau Claire County Sheriff's Office, Dunn County Sheriff's Office, Menomonie Police Department, and the Wisconsin State Patrol, along with a seven-plus hour job shadow with Investigator Jeff Small, Youth Services Officer at the Menomonie Police Department.

I serve my community as a Youth Development Professional at the Boys & Girls Club (a role that began as volunteer work and is now part-time paid staff), as a youth mentor with Big Brothers Big Sisters, and as a volunteer with Stepping Stones of Dunn County. I hold an FAA Part 107 Drone License. My long-term goal is to serve the community I grew up in — graduating from the CVTC Law Enforcement Academy, earning a patrol position with the Eau Claire County Sheriff's Office or Eau Claire Police Department, and eventually working toward a K-9 handler or Field Training Officer role.