Chief Officers
- Chief Constable Mike Langdon, 2008–present
- Deputy Chief Constable Gary Roberts, 2008–present
- Chief Constable Mike Culverhouse, 1999–2007
- Deputy Chief Constable Mike Langdon, 2005–2007
- Deputy Chief Constable Neil Kinrade, 2000–2005
- Deputy Chief Constable Alan Cretney 1995-2000
- Chief Constable Robin Oake, 1986–1999
- Deputy Chief Constable Alan Cretney 1995-2000
- Chief Constable Frank Weedon, 1972–1986
- Chief Constable Christopher Beaty-Pownall, 1955–1972
- Superintendent Alfred Kelly MBE
- Chief Constable Major John Young, 1936–1954
- Chief Constable Colonel H W Madoc MVO, 1911–1936
- Deputy Chief Constable John Thomas Quilliam, -1920
- Chief Constable William Freeth, 1888–1911
- Chief Constable Lieutenant Colonel William Paul, 1878–1888
- Deputy Chief Constable William Boyde
- Deputy Chief Constable John Cain
- Deputy Chief Constable Thomas Cringle
- Deputy Chief Constable Richard Duke
- Deputy Chief Constable Charles Joshua Faragher
- Deputy Chief Constable William Faragher
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