The Sheriff is a very important role inside LEO. They are in charge of Officer Reports, Transfers, Promoting BCSO, updating channels like BCSO Preview, along with making sure that their department stays active and is maintained well. The Undersheriff may be able to help with some gratitude. The Sheriff is a very important role inside BCSO and is what keeps it a department.

The Undersheriff’s job in BCSO is to help the Sheriff with

anything they need help with like new rules, new 1B’s,

changing BCSO information, etc. Undersheriff is also

in charge of maintaining the people joining BCSO and

making sure we promote it well and have growth. The

Undersheriff can also help the Sheriff with things like

Deputy of the Month.

Assistant Sheriff is responsible for helping and assisting with anything that the higher-ups need. They are also assigned to the Commander's job as well as helping the department heads with decisions such as implementing new things in BCSO, promoting people to Pre-Command and Commanders, etc.


"In the heart of every badge beats the courage to protect, the strength to serve, and the commitment to stand tall—no matter the storm. Blaine County stands safer because I stand watch." - Viper

The Chief Deputy's job inside BCSO is to manage all

of BCSO’s questions that Pre-Command has passed up,

along with assisting the high command with anything

they need such as promotions and Pre-Command’s job.



"Nothing good ever comes from worrying or sitting there 

feeling sorry for yourself." - Bradford

The Commanders' job inside BCSO is to manage all of BCSO’s questions that Pre-Command has passed up to Commander along with assisting the high command with anything they need such as promotions and Pre-Command’s job. Commanders should ONLY be getting questions from Pre-Command.

“I don’t chase shadows — I follow facts. By the time you hear

 my boots, I’ve already got the truth... and your name on the

 report.” - Riz