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Undersheriff Jackson Lake
“The key to successful leadership today is influence, not authority.” - Kenneth BlanchardJackson Lake has built his law enforcement career on the principle that the badge amplifies a person’s true character. This belief has driven his commitment to policies that emphasize community policing, professional appearance standards, and a focus on the mindset of officers over mere technical knowledge.Lake’s dedication to law enforcement runs deep in his family’s history. His great-grandfather, Cullen Lake, served as a U.S. Marshal, marking the beginning of a family tradition. Although the next generation shifted focus to military service, Jackson’s father, William Robert Lake, reignited the legacy by joining the National Parks Service’s law enforcement branch. His career brought the Lake family to San Andreas when he was appointed head of the State Parks Service.Following in his father’s footsteps, Jackson began his career with the San Andreas State Police, rising through the ranks in the Criminal Investigations Division. His leadership and investigative expertise caught the attention of both the governor and the Los Santos mayor’s office, culminating in his appointment as Chief of the Los Santos Police Department to lead a major reorganization and reform effort.As LSPD Chief, Lake cultivated a strong alliance with SASP Commissioner Romero and Sheriff Emily Winters. These relationships would later shape his path when, after retiring as Chief, he joined the Blaine County Sheriff’s Office as Criminal Investigations Major under then-Sheriff Bleezy. Demonstrating exceptional leadership, he rose to the rank of Colonel and was ultimately appointed Undersheriff upon Sheriff Winters’ return to office.Jackson Lake’s career reflects a legacy of service, a focus on integrity, and a commitment to excellence in law enforcement. Under his tenure as Undersheriff he and Sheriff Winters have created an administration that is both personable and fair, as well as extremely experienced and dedicated to the advancement of policy and personnel to make Blaine County an icon in Law Enforcement.
“The key to successful leadership today is influence, not authority.” - Kenneth BlanchardJackson Lake has built his law enforcement career on the principle that the badge amplifies a person’s true character. This belief has driven his commitment to policies that emphasize community policing, professional appearance standards, and a focus on the mindset of officers over mere technical knowledge.Lake’s dedication to law enforcement runs deep in his family’s history. His great-grandfather, Cullen Lake, served as a U.S. Marshal, marking the beginning of a family tradition. Although the next generation shifted focus to military service, Jackson’s father, William Robert Lake, reignited the legacy by joining the National Parks Service’s law enforcement branch. His career brought the Lake family to San Andreas when he was appointed head of the State Parks Service.Following in his father’s footsteps, Jackson began his career with the San Andreas State Police, rising through the ranks in the Criminal Investigations Division. His leadership and investigative expertise caught the attention of both the governor and the Los Santos mayor’s office, culminating in his appointment as Chief of the Los Santos Police Department to lead a major reorganization and reform effort.As LSPD Chief, Lake cultivated a strong alliance with SASP Commissioner Romero and Sheriff Emily Winters. These relationships would later shape his path when, after retiring as Chief, he joined the Blaine County Sheriff’s Office as Criminal Investigations Major under then-Sheriff Bleezy. Demonstrating exceptional leadership, he rose to the rank of Colonel and was ultimately appointed Undersheriff upon Sheriff Winters’ return to office.Jackson Lake’s career reflects a legacy of service, a focus on integrity, and a commitment to excellence in law enforcement. Under his tenure as Undersheriff he and Sheriff Winters have created an administration that is both personable and fair, as well as extremely experienced and dedicated to the advancement of policy and personnel to make Blaine County an icon in Law Enforcement.
Assistant Sheriff Jimmy Ray
Assistant Sheriff Jimmy Ray serves as the third-in-command of the Blaine County Sheriff's Office, bringing to the agency's long-term success his depth of experience, progressive leadership, and his stature as a revered mentor. A career law enforcement professional with a deep understanding of both personnel development and organizational infrastructure, he has become a cornerstone of stability and innovation within the Sheriff's Office.His distinguished career found him in the Support Operations Branch, where he served as a Lieutenant in the Field Training Division. There, he played a critical role in strengthening the Sheriff's Academy by enhancing both the curriculum and its overall efficiency; ensuring that every deputy entering the field was thoroughly prepared to meet the evolving demands of modern policing.Recognized for his talents, Mr. Ray was promoted to Captain and entrusted with leading the Human Resources Division. Focusing on improving internal systems, employee support, and talent acquisition, he laid the foundation for a healthier and more resilient workforce. His continued success led to his promotion as Chief Deputy of Support Operations where he oversaw the entire branch, streamlining support functions to increase efficiency and improvements agency-wide.In the beginning of Q3 2025, Jimmy Ray was appointed to Assistant Sheriff, working hard daily to guide the Sheriff's Office into the next era. He has been crucial in leading BCSO into a modern age with a focus on sustainability, employee well-being, and long-term workforce satisfaction without sacrificing the agency's ability to perform effectively. His efforts have contibuted to a more dynamic and supportive work environment, ensuring that the people behind the badge are as empowered as the communities they serve. His behind-the-scenes impact is felt in every corner of the Sheriff's Office as a trusted and vital leader.
Assistant Sheriff Jimmy Ray serves as the third-in-command of the Blaine County Sheriff's Office, bringing to the agency's long-term success his depth of experience, progressive leadership, and his stature as a revered mentor. A career law enforcement professional with a deep understanding of both personnel development and organizational infrastructure, he has become a cornerstone of stability and innovation within the Sheriff's Office.His distinguished career found him in the Support Operations Branch, where he served as a Lieutenant in the Field Training Division. There, he played a critical role in strengthening the Sheriff's Academy by enhancing both the curriculum and its overall efficiency; ensuring that every deputy entering the field was thoroughly prepared to meet the evolving demands of modern policing.Recognized for his talents, Mr. Ray was promoted to Captain and entrusted with leading the Human Resources Division. Focusing on improving internal systems, employee support, and talent acquisition, he laid the foundation for a healthier and more resilient workforce. His continued success led to his promotion as Chief Deputy of Support Operations where he oversaw the entire branch, streamlining support functions to increase efficiency and improvements agency-wide.In the beginning of Q3 2025, Jimmy Ray was appointed to Assistant Sheriff, working hard daily to guide the Sheriff's Office into the next era. He has been crucial in leading BCSO into a modern age with a focus on sustainability, employee well-being, and long-term workforce satisfaction without sacrificing the agency's ability to perform effectively. His efforts have contibuted to a more dynamic and supportive work environment, ensuring that the people behind the badge are as empowered as the communities they serve. His behind-the-scenes impact is felt in every corner of the Sheriff's Office as a trusted and vital leader.
Assistant Sheriff Chris Smith
Assistant Sheriff Chris Smith, the fourth in command of the Blaine County Sheriff's Office, is a trailblazer for diversity and leadership within law enforcement. As an openly LGBTQ+ member of the community, Chris serves as a beacon of progress and proof that great leadership transcends personal background. In a field historically lacking in representation, he stands as a shining example that, when given the chance, anyone -- regardless of identity -- can achieve excellence.With a long history of experience in the Sheriff's Office, Smith has earned a reputation as a dynamic leader, particularly in his leadership of the Patrol Operations Branch. His ability to inspire and motivate his team has been critical in enhancing the department's effectiveness. His commitment to his deputies and their success is evident in everything he does, from personnel advocacy to long-term strategic planning.As Assistant Sheriff, Smith continues to champion the deputies he leads and the agency's future, ensuring that BCSO remains a strong, diverse, and unified force for good. His leadership is a testament to the progress BCSO has made, and will continue to make, toward creating a law enforcement agency where everyone has the opportunity to succeed, regardless of who they are.
Assistant Sheriff Chris Smith, the fourth in command of the Blaine County Sheriff's Office, is a trailblazer for diversity and leadership within law enforcement. As an openly LGBTQ+ member of the community, Chris serves as a beacon of progress and proof that great leadership transcends personal background. In a field historically lacking in representation, he stands as a shining example that, when given the chance, anyone -- regardless of identity -- can achieve excellence.With a long history of experience in the Sheriff's Office, Smith has earned a reputation as a dynamic leader, particularly in his leadership of the Patrol Operations Branch. His ability to inspire and motivate his team has been critical in enhancing the department's effectiveness. His commitment to his deputies and their success is evident in everything he does, from personnel advocacy to long-term strategic planning.As Assistant Sheriff, Smith continues to champion the deputies he leads and the agency's future, ensuring that BCSO remains a strong, diverse, and unified force for good. His leadership is a testament to the progress BCSO has made, and will continue to make, toward creating a law enforcement agency where everyone has the opportunity to succeed, regardless of who they are.
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