The sheriff works for the citizens of the county where he is employed.
Additional: The Sheriff, themself, is usually an elective position (and in some states a State Consititutional Officer) while all others employed by their department (Deputies and civilians) are appointed or are civil service employees.
Many people work for a sheriff's department.
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You can find a list of Florida sheriffs at the URL associated with this answer.
There is only one Sheriff per county.
LAPD officers are usually deputized in the county so if needed they can respond to situations when county officers are busy, but LAPD does not have authority over LA County Sheriffs Dept.
The Williamson County, TN Sheriffs Department is located at 408 Century Ct, Franklin, TN 37064. They can be reached by phone at 615-790-5560.
Sheriffs are generally elected by voters of a county. Commissioners are municipal employees and are therefore not elected by voters.
The address of the Pierce County Sheriffs Honor Guard Association is: 1873 Miller Drive, Dupont, WA 98327-9038
The address of the Wayne County Sheriffs Youth Education Fund is: 1231 Saint Antoine St, Detroit, MI 48226-2300
Contact whatever agency that operates the county jail (Sheriffs Office???) and ask.
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The answer would be Sheriffs and Deputy Sheriffs. (in the US) Some counties do not vest overall law enforcment power in a Sheriff's office and they have, instetad, County Police Departments.
Officers of the New Mexico State Parks, state police, and county sheriffs have the authority to stop and inspect vessels for safety violations.
In most states, a sheriff is the senior law enforcement official for a county, not a township. Some states, such as Virginia, have city sheriffs (because cities in Virginia, by definition, do not lie within counties), and Louisiana has parish sheriffs, a parish in Louisiana being the equivalent of a county elsewhere. Alaska has no sheriffs because Alaska has no counties.