Patrol
The deputies who take the calls. They answer the radio, run the stops, and hold a scene on the county. If Mesquite or Dallas police ask for help, patrol is the unit that goes.
Divisions
Every unit below belongs to the one sheriff's department. They work the county north of Dallas, and they go into the city when their brothers in blue need help. Certification and assignment run through Discord.
The deputies who take the calls. They answer the radio, run the stops, and hold a scene on the county. If Mesquite or Dallas police ask for help, patrol is the unit that goes.
Crashes, speed, and the roads themselves. A collision or a traffic complaint on a county highway is their scene. If a city crash needs them, they answer that call too.
The department's aircraft. They watch pursuits, searches, and any scene that covers more ground than a car, over the county north of Dallas, and over a city scene when air is requested.
Dirt, brush, and the tracks a cruiser should not take. When a scene leaves the pavement, this unit goes after it.
Built for the pursuits that get fast. They run high-speed calls on the county roads, and they stay on a chase into Dallas when the city needs them.
The motorcycle unit. Escorts, traffic posts, and the tight spots a cruiser cannot sit on. MBU works the county on two wheels, and rides into Dallas when the city asks.
Commercial Vehicle Enforcement. Trucks, trailers, and commercial traffic. Weight, equipment, and the stops that are not a normal passenger car. They work the county roads, and they take a commercial stop in Dallas when the city needs them.