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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the police organizational chart template in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the names and titles of key personnel in the designated fields. Ensure accuracy as this reflects your department's hierarchy.
  3. Utilize the drag-and-drop feature to arrange positions according to your organizational structure. This allows for a clear visual representation of reporting lines.
  4. Add any additional roles or departments that may not be included in the template by using the text box feature. This ensures all relevant positions are represented.
  5. Review your entries for clarity and correctness, making adjustments as necessary before finalizing the document.

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Hierarchical organisational structure It follows a chain of command where authority flows from the top to the bottom and employees are ranked at different levels within the organisation. Each level has a direct supervisor with a clear division of tasks and responsibilities.
The Chief of Police will be at the top with Lieutenants, Sergeants, and Officers arranged in a hierarchy below. Police departments will often want to publish their organizational chart so the public has a better idea of their structure.
A group of districts form a range, which is looked after by an officer of the rank of Deputy Inspector General of Police. Some states have zones comprising two or more ranges, under the charge of an officer of the rank of an Inspector General of Police. Every district is divided into sub-divisions.
Hierarchical (Traditional) Structure This is the most common type of police structure. It features a top-down chain of command with a clear ranking system, from the Chief of Police down to officers. It helps maintain discipline, accountability, and a clear path for decision-making.
Four Types of Organizational Charts: Functional Top-Down, Flat, Divisional, and Matrix.