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DEPARTMENT LEADERSHIP

Meet the members who run the San Andreas Highway Patrol on a daily basis. Each member of our Chain of Command was carefully selected by members of the San Andreas Highway Patrol Command Staff, after undergoing a rigorous selection process. These members play a valuable role to the San Andreas Highway Patrol, by maintaining & updating department policies & procedures, managing the Field Training Officer program, operating the administration division, handling supervisor requests throughout the State of San Andreas, and much more. Read below to learn more about the roles each member.

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Meet the Executive Staff

The following members are responsible for managing the department and chain of command as a whole

Jack Reacher

Commissioner

Michael Davis

Interim Deputy Commissioner

Steven Brown

Interim Assistant Commissioner

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Chief

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Assistant Chief

Duties: Commissioner

The Commissioner of the San Andreas Highway Patrol is the head of the entire department. The Commissioner oversees all bureau's & divisions of the department by working together with the Patrol & Administrative Commanders as well as the Patrol & Administrative Majors.

In addition to heading the aforementioned bureau's & divisions, the Commissioner’s day-to-day duties include:

Overseeing the operation of the entire department
Communicating with external departments to resolve interdepartmental affairs
Managing the department’s fleet of patrol vehicles, including new acquisitions
Overseeing the Patrol & Administrative Commanders & Majors
Is a Liaison to the Development Department

The Commissioner is also the head of the Chain of Command and will have the final say in all departmental matters/disputes.

Duties: Deputy Commissioner

The Deputy Commissioner of the Highway Patrol is the second-highest ranking individual in the department. He/she is the Commissioner's assistant when it comes to department matters and serves as Interim Commissioner in his/her absence. The Deputy Commissioner is also a member of several Bureau's & Divisions and carries out the following duties:

The Deputy Commissioner’s day-to-day duties include:

Overseeing the operation of the entire department together with the Commissioner and Deputy Commissioner

Communicating with external departments to resolve interdepartmental affairs

Overseeing the Patrol & Administrative Commanders & Majors

Hold Meetings with Commanders, Majors & Senior Staff to make sure that Bureau's are being run correctly and up to the departments standards.

Indirectly oversees the Corporal Selection Program

Is a Liaison to the Development Department

Because the Deputy Commissioner will serve as interim Commissioner in his/her absence. When assigned as interim he/she will have the final say in all departmental matters/disputes.

Duties: Assistant Commissioner

The Deputy Commissioner of the Highway Patrol is the third ranking individual in the department. He/she is the Commissioner's & Assistant Commissioner's Assistant when it comes to department matters and serves as Interim Assistant Commissioner in his/her absence. The Assistant Commissioner is also a member of several Bureau's & Divisions and carries out the following duties:

the Assistant Commissioner’s day-to-day duties include:

Oversees the San Andreas Highway Patrol Field Training Division
Communicating with external departments to resolve interdepartmental affairs
Overseeing the Administrative & Patrol Major
Overseeing the Administrative & Patrol Captain's & Lieutenants
Oversees the Chain of Command by communicating and working with Administrative Commanders, Majors, Captain's & Lieutenants

The Assistant Commissioner will act as the Chief of Staff and will make recommendations to the Commissioner on actions regarding the Chain of Command. This can be recommendations for the Corporal Selection Program, Removal of Personnel or other actions that require approval from the Commissioner.

Duties: Chief

Chiefs will be the District leaders, being in charge of ensuring that the patrols are going well, and the needs of Troopers are being met. They are to make sure the Commanders, Captains, and Lieutenants are doing their respective duties, and report any patrol issues to the Assistant and Deputy Commissioners to be brought up and discussed. The Chief is one of the last roles in the chain of command to be mostly patrol focused. Chiefs are encouraged but not required to give Training Academy classes and should be aware of all classes that are given. These responsibilities require He/She to be in Game or Available to Troopers whenever they can. These activity requirements do not apply if they should decide to take LOA time but they will need to follow LOA guidelines set by HR.

Duties: Deputy Chief

Like the Chief, the Assistant Chief is to make sure that the Patrols are going smoothly and making sure that everyone is following the SAHP SOP and all of the other procedures. They are also responsible for hosting training sessions for new members of the department. They are also required to work with the head of the Cadet Training Program to ensure that FTO Officers are teaching Cadets correctly.

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Commander

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Commander

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