Cook Co. Sheriff - Commander - new condition - A Commander is a senior law-enforcement officer who oversees multiple units or a large division within the sheriff’s office. Commanders manage operations, supervise captains and other personnel, coordinate law enforcement activities, implement policies, and ensure effective public safety and organizational performance. |
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Cook Co. Sheriff - Officer - new condition |
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Cook Co. Sheriff Sergeant - new condition - Sergeants oversee daily operations, ensure that policies and procedures are followed, coordinate law enforcement activities, provide training and guidance to subordinates, and serve as a link between command staff and front-line deputies. |
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Cook Co. Sheriff - Lieutenant - new condition - A Lieutenant is a mid-to-senior level sworn law-enforcement officer who supervises sergeants and deputies within the sheriff’s office. Lieutenants manage daily operations, oversee specific units or divisions, ensure compliance with policies and procedures, coordinate law enforcement activities, and report to higher-ranking command staff. |
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Cook Co. Sheriff - Captain - new condition - A Captain is a senior sworn law-enforcement officer responsible for overseeing multiple units or divisions within the sheriff’s office. Captains manage operations, supervise lieutenants and staff, ensure adherence to policies and procedures, coordinate resources, and implement strategic initiatives to maintain public safety and effective law enforcement. |
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Cook Co. Sheriff - Chief - new condition - A Chief is a high-ranking law-enforcement officer who oversees major divisions or functions within the sheriff’s office. Chiefs are responsible for managing operations, supervising captains and other command staff, developing policies, coordinating resources, and ensuring that the office effectively enforces the law and maintains public safety. |
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Cook Co. Sheriff - Officer - bp - new condition |
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Cook Co. Sheriff Officer - sub - new condition |
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Cook Co. Sheriff - Lieutenant - new condition - A Lieutenant is a mid-to-senior level sworn law-enforcement officer who supervises sergeants and deputies within the sheriff’s office. Lieutenants manage daily operations, oversee specific units or divisions, ensure compliance with policies and procedures, coordinate law enforcement activities, and report to higher-ranking command staff. |
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Cook Co. Sheriff - Chief - new condition - A Chief is a high-ranking law-enforcement officer who oversees major divisions or functions within the sheriff’s office. Chiefs are responsible for managing operations, supervising captains and other command staff, developing policies, coordinating resources, and ensuring that the office effectively enforces the law and maintains public safety. |
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Cook Co. Sheriffs Police - Armorer - bp - new condition - An armorer in a law enforcement agency ensures all firearms and related equipment are properly maintained and in optimal working condition. They manage the department’s weapons inventory, support officer training on safe use and maintenance, and ensure all firearms comply with legal and departmental standards. Their role is essential for safety, readiness, and operational efficiency. |
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Cook Co. Sheriffs Police - Rangemaster - bp - new condition - The Rangemaster oversees firearms training facilities, ensuring daily range operations follow safety protocols. They support officer training, maintain all firearms and equipment, and ensure compliance with legal and departmental standards. |
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Cook Co. Sheriff - bp - new condition |
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Cook Co. Sheriff - new condition |
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Cook Co. Sheriffs Office - sub - new condition |
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