Direct, supervise, and evaluate officers and support staff. Oversee daily patrol operations, investigations, and law enforcement activities within the assigned unit. Provide guidance, mentorship, and training to officers, ensuring professional development. Serve as the acting Lieutenant or command officer in their absence. Foster a culture of accountability, professionalism, and ethical policing. Assign, coordinate, and review patrol and investigative duties. Respond to and supervise officers at crime scenes, high-risk incidents, and critical situations. Ensure proper execution of arrests, search warrants, and evidence collection. Collaborate with other law enforcement agencies to support joint operations. Evaluate crime patterns, intelligence reports, and public safety risks to adjust strategies accordingly. Act as the incident commander for critical incidents, active crime scenes, and tactical responses. Supervise officers during emergency response situations, ensuring appropriate procedures are followed. Provide direction in crisis situations, including hostage situations, natural disasters, and mass disturbances. Conduct performance evaluations, officer assessments, and remedial training. Ensure officers remain proficient in firearms, defensive tactics, de-escalation techniques, and emergency response procedures. Implement continuous training programs to enhance investigative, tactical, and community policing skills. Build positive relationships with community members, organizations, and local businesses. Assist in developing crime prevention strategies and public safety initiatives. Represent the department at community meetings, outreach events, and inter-agency collaborations. Prepare and review incident reports, case files, and operational briefings. Ensure compliance with state and federal laws, department policies, and procedural guidelines. Conduct internal investigations regarding officer conduct and performance. Oversee evidence handling, use-of-force reports, and procedural audits.