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4worldlovers: Captain Gregg has over 19 years of law enforcement experience. He began his law enforcement career with the California Highway Patrol in 2002 when he was assigned to the San Francisco Area office. While in San Francisco, Captain Gregg was assigned to the Safety Service Program (SSP) team, ensuring the safety and security of all California State buildings and properties throughout San Francisco. Captain Gregg also served as an Officer in Charge (OIC), Field Training Officer (FTO) and Commercial Vehicle Officer. In 2005, he moved to Los Angeles to accept an assignment on the Los Angeles County Auto Insurance Fraud Task Force. While assigned to the task force, Captain Gregg worked with numerous allied agencies investigating several high-profile cases such as the Black Widow Murders. In 2010, he promoted into the San Jose Area office to work as a field Sergeant, before returning in 2011 to a headquarters assignment in Los Angeles.

In 2014, he promoted to Lieutenant and was assigned as the Field Operations Lieutenant in the Central Los Angeles Area office. In 2015, Captain Gregg was selected as the Executive Lieutenant for Southern Division where he managed the Southern Division Training Unit, Applications Unit, Community Engagement and Recruitment Team, as well as the Local Area Network (LAN) unit. He was also assigned to both the Critical Incident Investigative Team (CIIT) and Special Response Team (SRT) where he participated in several civil unrest deployments. From 2017 to 2022, Captain Gregg was assigned as the Field Operations Lieutenant in the Altadena Area. During his time in the area, Captain Gregg was extensively involved in ensuring the safety and security of several Tournament of Roses Parade and Rose Bowl Games, Major League Baseball postseason games, Super Bowl LVI, and several other high-profiles events. Captain Gregg also worked as the Southern Division Protective Services Detail Coordinator overseeing the security and safety of United States government officials, heads of state, and foreign dignitaries while they traveled through Southern California.

On July 1, 2022, Captain Gregg assumed command of the Los Angeles Communications Center (LACC), the largest Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) in the State of California and third largest in the country with over 230 sworn and civilian employees. LACC dispatchers answer more than 1.3 million 9-1-1 calls per year and over 2.7 million calls in total.

From 1997 to 2002, Captain Gregg served in the United States Marine Corps as a Field Artillery Officer.