Police reserves commander vs deputy commander

Differences between police reserves commander and deputy commander duties and responsibilities

Police reserves commander example responsibilities.

• Plan, manage, develop, implement and revise the training FTO program, as needed.
• Plan, direct, and supervise daily activities of field-operations division, including patrol, investigations, and correctional-unit activities.
• Arrange quarterly Compstat, take complaint reports (CRs), handle special attentions and conduct roll call training.

Deputy commander example responsibilities.

• Facilitate strategic planning efforts and public-private partnerships to maximize results in accomplishing DHS and USCG missions.
• Develop implementation strategy for the DoD's largest single MILCON project in Asia.
• Establish protocols and procedures for deployment and redeployment in support of the organization's mission.
• Develop new legal deployment doctrine that are adopted for all ANG units around the country.
• Develop long-range vision, strategy, and implementation plans for intelligence support to largest AOR in DOD.
• Direct the daily operations that provide aggressive worldwide sourcing for mission capable requisitions and current and accurate statuses to senior leadership.
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