Chain of Command
SHERIFF
DEPARTMENT LEAD
HIGH COMMAND
UNDERSHERIFF
DEPARTMENT LEAD
HIGH COMMAND
DEPUTY SHERIFF
DEPARTMENT LEAD
HIGH COMMAND
MAJOR
DIVISION LEADS
HIGH COMMAND
CAPTAIN
DIVISION LEADS
COMMAND
LIEUTENANT
COMMAND
COMMAND
SERGEANT
SENIOR PATROL SUPERVISOR
SUB-COMMAND
CORPORAL
PATROL SUPERVISOR
SUB-COMMAND
SENIOR DEPUTY
PATROL OPERATOR
TENURED DEPUTIES
DEPUTY
PATROL OPERATOR
ELIGIBLE FOR SUB-DIVISIONS
CADET
TRAINEE
MUST BE SUPERVISED BY FTO
RECRUIT
TRAINEE
AWAITING/ATTENDING ACADEMY
The Chain of Command begins at the rank of Sergeant, up to Sheriff.
The Chain of Command is a system of individuals and small groups of individuals within the department to help you with any problems and answer your questions.
Failure to comply with the Chain of Command may result in disciplinary action.
When a COMMAND member, Lieutenant + enters a room/meeting or office in a Police/Sheriff's Department building, Deputies SHALL call the room to attention and every LSCSO Deputy should /e airforce02 until told to be at ease by a command member.
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