Louisville Metro Police Department - Organizational Structure

Organizational Structure

The Chief of Police is appointed by the Mayor of Louisville Metro. Steve Conrad is the Current Chief of LMPD. Currently, Chief Conrad's command staff consists of two Deputy Chiefs (Patrol Bureau Commander and Chief of Staff), two Assistant Chiefs (Administrative Bureau and Support Bureau), fourteen Majors (Special Operations Commander, Special Investigations Division Commander, Major Crimes Division Commander, Narcotics/Intelligence Division Commander, Administrative Services Division Commander, Training Division Commander and eight Patrol Division Commanders) and a civilian attorney serving as the Legal Advisor.

The Patrol Bureau Commander is responsible for the department's eight patrol divisions.

The Chief of Staff oversees the Open Records Coordinator's Office, Media and Public Relations, Administrative Bureau, Support Bureau, and the Special Investigations Division.

The Administrative Bureau controls human resources, Training Division, Administrative Services, and the Administrative Services Division, which encompasses Records Management, the Vehicle Impoundment Lot, the Property Room, and Planning and Technology.

The Support Bureau provides oversight for the Narcotics/Intelligence Division, which comprises the Support Unit, Narcotics Street Enforcement Unit, Major Case Investigation Unit, Violent Crime Interdiction Unit, and the Administration Sergeant; the Major Crimes Division, which encompasses the Crimes Against Children, Homicide, Robbery, Special Victims & Financial Crime, and Forensic Investigations Units; and the Special Operations Division, under which is Special Events, Air Patrol/Special Teams Coordinator, Canine Unit, Traffic Unit, and Community Relations.

The Special Investigations Unit oversees the Public Integrity, Professional Standards, and Inspections & Compliance Units. These are equivalent to an internal affairs unit.

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