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STATE OF SAN ANDREAS SHERIFF DEPARTMENT ADMINISTRATIVE DECREES

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The San Andreas Sheriff's Department Command administrative decisions will be covered on this board. An administrative decree is a directive that takes effect immediately for the entire department. It will have to do with changes to regulations, procedures within the department. Members ranking Captain+ have the ability to create an Administrative Decree which will then be approved by the Office Of The Sheriff.

Administrative Decrees
ADMINISTRATIVE DECREE #001 - ACTIVE
ADMINISTRATIVE DECREE #002 - ACTIVE
ADMINISTRATIVE DECREE #003 - ACTIVE

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STATE OF SAN ANDREAS SHERIFF DEPARTMENT ADMINISTRATIVE DECREE #001

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Administrative Decree #001

In order to ensure the highest standards of training and assessment within the San Andreas Sheriff's Department, the following decree is hereby established:

Mandatory Field Training Officer (FTO) Assignments for Specific Ranks

All deputies ranking Deputy Sheriff Bonus II to Sergeant are now tasked with conducting training sessions for trainees, handling applications and hosting entry examinations for new applicants in the San Andreas Sheriff's Department.

Deputies who are against the decree and wish to not participate will be demoted to lower ranks.

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Signed,

Trina Grant
Sheriff


Farrell Brexton
Undersheriff

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STATE OF SAN ANDREAS SHERIFF DEPARTMENT ADMINISTRATIVE DECREE #002

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Administrative Decree #002

To maintain the integrity of the San Andreas Sheriff’s Department, this decree establishes guidelines governing the use of media and communication channels.

• No employee may speak on behalf of the department formally or informally without a written approval from the Sheriff or Undersheriff themselves.

• Releasing details of ongoing investigations, internal affairs cases, restricted documents or SOB tactical deployments is strictly prohibited.

• Making offensive, religious or politically biased statements while representing the San Andreas Sheriff's Department whether you're in uniform or not may lead to disciplinary action.

• Unauthorized interviews will be considered as insubordination.

• If you speak publicly while identifying as SASD, you must remain professional at all times. Whatever you do reflects the Department.

Violations of this policy will lead up to a suspension, demotion or a permanent discharge, depending on the severity of the infraction.

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Signed,

Jada Dixon
Sheriff


Farrell Brexton
Undersheriff

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STATE OF SAN ANDREAS SHERIFF DEPARTMENT ADMINISTRATIVE DECREE #003

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Administrative Decree #003

Effective immediately, all members of the Sheriff’s Department must practice proper respect and professional address in formal settings, ceremonies and other official departmental interactions.

Acknowledgement of Superiors:

• When the Sheriff or any other member of Supervision, Command Staff and Executive Staff enters a room during formal events ( roll call, ceremonies, training sessions or briefings), deputies must acknowledge their presence through proper posture, facing the high ranking member or through verbal greeting.

• This doesn't have to be a constant salute or action outside formal contexts, but simply a demonstration of professional respect for that member.

Mutual Respect Across Ranks:

• High ranking deputies are expected to treat lower ranking deputies with professionalism and common courtesy.

• Likewise, deputies must address high ranking deputies by rank and last name (Captain Smith) or with sir/ma’am.

Usage of First Names:

• Informal use of first names for superiors is prohibited in formal settings and over radio communications.

• Formal settings include Ceremonies, Rollcalls, Department Meetings, Training/Academy Sessions.

This decree only applies specifically to formal occasions, ceremonies, briefings, and official departmental meetings. All other casual or informal interactions outside of formal settings do not require this strict protocol, but basic respect is expected to be followed at all times.

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Signed,

Jada Dixon
Sheriff


Farrell Brexton
Undersheriff