-Academy Ranks-
Police Cadet(Member) "Cadet"
-Sworn Ranks-
Probationary Officer(Member) "Rookie"
Jr. Police Officer(Member) "Rookie"
Police Officer(Member) "Officer"
Sr. Police Officer(Member) "Officer"
-Investigative Ranks-
Detective Third Grade(Member) "Detective"
Detective Second Grade(Member) "Detective"
Detective First Grade(Member) "Detective"
-Supervisory Ranks-
Supervising Officer(Member) "Supervisor"
Sergeant/Detective Sergeant(Member) "Sergeant"
Staff Sergeant(Member) "Supervising Sergeant or Sergeant"
Lead Sergeant(Member) "District Lead Sergeant or Sergeant"
First Sergeant(Member) "First Sergeant of Department or Sergeant"
Second Lieutenant(Crew) "Assistant Watch Commander or Lieutenant"
First Lieutenant/Detective Lieutenant(Crew) "Watch Commander or Lieutenant)
-Low Management Ranks-
Captain/Detective Captain(Crew) "Commander or Captain"
-High Management Ranks-
Deputy Inspector(Crew) "Inspector"
Inspector(Crew) "Inspector or Chief"
-Chief Ranks-
Deputy Chief(VC) "Chief"
Assistant Chief(VC) "Chief"
Bureau Chief/Deputy Commissioner(VC) "Chief"
Chief of Department/First Deputy Commissioner(VC) "Chief"
Police Commissioner(Captain) "Chief"
Patrol Services:
Bureau Chief- Head of Patrol Services throughout Barton.
Assistant Chief- Administrator of Patrol Services
Deputy Chief- Heads Patrol in a Borough
Inspector- Heads Patrol in a Sub-Borough
Deputy Inspector- Senior Officer in a Patrol Division under Patrol Services
Captain- Head of Patrol in a Precinct
Lieutenant- Senior Supervising officer in a unit
Sergeant- Supervises about five officers in a unit
Supervising Officer- Junior Supervisor in a district commanding 2-3 officers
Sr. Police Officer- Senior Officer who acts as a trainer to Probationary Officers
Police Officer- Patrol Officer working under the Supervising Officer
Jr. Police Officer- Jr. Officer fully working with abilities as a Officer
Probationary Officer- Rookie Officer working with a Sr. on streets
Detective Bureau:
Bureau Chief- Head of Investigative Services
Assistant Chief- Senior Commanding Officer in Bureau
Deputy Chief- Junior Commanding Officer in Bureau
Captain- Head of investigations in a Borough
Lieutenant- Head of an investigative Division
Sergeant- Supervising investigator in a unit
Detective First Grade- Senior investigator in a Unit
Detective Second Grade- Experienced Investigator
Detective Third Grade- Junior Investigator
Insignia:
Police Cadet- None
Probationary Police Officer- None
Jr. Police Officer- None
Police Officer- None
Sr. Police Officer-
Detective Third Grade- None
Detective Second Grade- None
Detective First Grade- None
Supervising Officer-
Sergeant-
Lieutenant-
Captain-
Deputy Inspector-
Inspector-
Deputy Chief-
Assistant Chief-
Bureau Chief/Deputy Commissioner-
Chief of Department/First Deputy Commissioner-
Police Commissioner-
Auxiliary-
(Lowest to Highest)
-Members-
Auxiliary Police Officer(Eligible for Cadet) "Aux Rookie"
Auxiliary Sergeant(Eligible for Sworn Probationary Officer) "Aux Officer"
Auxiliary Lieutenant(Eligible for Sworn Police Officer) "Aux Supervisor"
Auxiliary Investigator(Eligible for Sworn Detective Third Grade) "Aux Investigator"
Auxiliary Captain(Eligible for Sworn Supervising Officer) "Aux Commander or Aux Captain"
-Crew-
Auxiliary Deputy Inspector(Eligible for Sworn Sergeant) "Aux Inspector"
Auxiliary Inspector(Eligible for Sworn Lieutenant) "Aux Inspector"
-VC-
Auxiliary Deputy Chief(Eligible for Captain) "Aux Chief"
Auxiliary Assistant Chief(Eligible for Deputy Inspector) "Aux Chief"
Auxiliary Bureau Chief(Eligible for Inspector) "Aux Chief"
Chief of Auxiliary(Eligible for Deputy Chief) "Chief Aux"
Police Administrator(Eligible for Assistant Chief) "Administrator"
Auxiliary Investigator- Auxiliary Investigators are Senior Auxiliary Enforcers who work with Sworn Detectives. They are between an Auxiliary Lieutenant & a Auxiliary Captain. All Auxiliary Investigators are able to apply for Sworn Detective Third Grade. All Auxiliary Officers may apply for this position.
-Supervisory Command-
Probationary Officer
Jr. Police Officer
Auxiliary Police Officer-Police Officer-Reserve Officer
Sr. Police Officer
Auxiliary Sergeant-Supervising Officer-Reserve Supervising Officer
Auxiliary Lieutenant-Sergeant-Reserve Sergeant
Auxiliary Investigator-Detective 3rd Grade
Detective 2nd Grade
Detective First Grade
Auxiliary Captain-Second Lieutenant-Reserve Lieutenant
Auxiliary Deputy Inspector-Captain-Reserve Captain
Auxiliary Inspector-Deputy Inspector-Reserver Deputy Inspector
Auxiliary Deputy Chief-Inspector-Reserve Inspector
Auxiliary Assistant Chief-Deputy Chief-Reserve Deputy Chief
Auxiliary Bureau Chief-Assistant Chief
Chief of Auxiliary-Bureau Chief-Deputy Commissioner
Police Administrator-Chief of Department-First Deputy Commissioner
Police Commissioner
Insignias:
Auxiliary Police Officer- None
Auxiliary Sergeant-
Auxiliary Lieutenant-
Auxiliary Captain-
Auxiliary Deputy Inspector-
Auxiliary Inspector-
Auxiliary Deputy Chief-
Auxiliary Assistant Chief-
Auxiliary Bureau Chief-
Chief of Auxiliary-
Police Administrator-
Difference Between Auxiliary & Sworn
Auxiliary Officers even if VC can still be commanded by a Crew Member.
Sworn Officer are able to make final decision in area.
Auxiliary Officers can only make reports in our report section if witnessed.
Reserve Ranks-
-Members-
Reserve Officer
Reserve Supervising Officer
Reserve Sergeant
-Crew-
Reserve Lieutenant
Reserve Captain
Reserve Deputy Inspector
Reserve Inspector
-VC-
Reserve Deputy Chief
Insignia:
Reserve Officer- None
Reserve Supervising Officer-
Reserve Sergeant-
Reserve Lieutenant-
Reserve Captain-
Reserve Deputy Inspector-
Reserve Inspector-
Reserve Deputy Chief-
How To get promotion
Cadet- Apply to join the guild
Probationary Officer- Finish the Academy time (2 weeks)
Jr. Police Officer- Serve your time as a probationary Officer (1 week)
Police Officer- Finish 3days as a Jr. Officer
Sr. Officer- Serve 4 months on the force as a Police Officer
Detective 3rd Grade- File to take a Civil Service Exam or be a good officer and get promoted
Detective 2nd Grade- Serve some time in an investigative division
Detective 1st Grade- Become a very well respected Detective
Supervising Officer- Become promoted by your Lieutenant
Sergeant- File for a Civil Service Exam or be a good Police Officer
Lieutenant- File for a Civil Service Exam with any officer Deputy Inspector or up
Captain- File for a Civil Service Exam and if passed wait for a promotion
Deputy Inspector- Get promoted by any Chief in the department
Inspector- Get scouted by a Chief and go through the phases
Deputy Chief- File for a Chief Exam when a position is open
Assistant Chief- File for a Chief Exam when a position is open
Bureau Chief- File for a Bureau Chief Exam when a position is open
Deputy Commissioner- Be a good officer and get scouted by the Commissioner
Chief of Department- File for a CoD qualification test with any Commissioner
First Deputy Commissioner- Start doing good with an administrative rank
(process of promotion)
Detective 3rd Grade- a.Apply for a Civil Service exam and if passed wait while on the Detective Qualified Officers List. If a position opens up in a Investigative Division the Division C.O may scout you and bring you on the team b.Be on the force for a while doing a good job and possibly the Police Commissioner will appoint you to Detective 3rd Grade.
Detective 2nd Grade- First take the Detective Exam and become a Detective 3rd Grade. After a while your Sergeant may ask the Lieutenant to promote you to a Detective 2nd Grade.
Detective 1st Grade- After a while on an investigative branch one of the Commissioners may look at you and decide to make you a Detective 1st Grade.
Supervising Officer- Serve as a Police Officer for a while and possibly the Lieutenant commanding your unit will promote you to Supervising Officer.
Sergeant/Det. Sergeant- a.Apply for Civil Service Exam and if passed you will be put on the Sgt. Qualified list and when a spot opens the Captain incharge of the unit will review the exam and your officer profile b.Work as a good officer and possibly the Captain will promote you to Sergeant.
Staff Sergeant- As a sergeant make sure your officers do good and the Deputy Inspector of the precinct may promote you to Staff Sergeant.
Lead Sergeant- After making it to Staff Sergeant if a Lead Sergeant Position opens up apply with the Deputy Inspector of the Precinct.
First Sergeant- Apply for it when open with the Chief of Department. (Must currently be a Sergeant rank)
First Lieutenant/Det. Lieutenant- a.Apply for a Civil Service Exam with any Inspector and if passed the Inspector will place you on the Lt. Qualified list b.Be a Good Sergeant and possibly the Commanding Officer of the Division will promote you.
Captain/Det. Captain- a.Apply for a Civil Service Exam with a Deputy Chief and if Passed that Deputy Chief will put you on the Capt. Qualified List b. Command a division that has good outcomes and a Chief will promote you.
Deputy Inspector- Do as a good officer on the force and an Assistant Chief+ will promote you to Deputy Inspector.
Inspector- Go through the phase of being a Deputy Inspector and when a Inspector spot is open you can be promoted to Inspector by the Assistant Chief inchare.
Deputy Chief- After being an administrator for a while apply for the Chiefs Exam with a Commissioner of the department. If passed the Commissioner who tested you will send a message to all Bureau Chiefs explaining you passed the test.
Assistant Chief- a.Apply for a Chiefs Exam with a Commissioner and if passed the message will be sent to all Deputy Commissioners. b.Be a good acting Deputy Chief.
Bureau Chief- Be a good Acting Officer and if the Chief of Department sees fit you will be promoted to Bureau Chief.
Deputy Commissioner- Be a senior Officer with good results.
Chief of Department- Take the COD test with a commissioner and the Commissioner who tested you will put you on the list the Commissioner views when a position is open.
First Deputy Commissioner- Be a good acting officer with an amazing record.
