Command Structure
Multnomah County Sheriff's Office Search and Rescue members make up various positions within the unit. Each of those positions has different roles and responsibilities, with greater or lesser authority.
Law Enforcement Staff
- Sheriff
- Chief Deputy
- Captain
- Sergeant (Head SAR Coordinator)
- Deputy (multiple Associate SAR Coordinators)
Volunteers
- Advisor
- Unit President
- Unit Vice President
- Quarter Master
- Secretary
- Team Leader (TL)
- Assistant Team Leader (ATL)
- Reserve
- Certified Team Member (certification through the State of Oregon)
- Uncertified Team Member
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