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| ==Ranks==
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| '''High Commissioner''': Highest rank. Four stars, similar to a full general.
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| '''Deputy Commissioner''': Two or three stars, similar to a major or lieutenant general.
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| '''Assistant Chief''': Special assistant to deputy commissioner.
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| '''Inspector''': Either a gold or silver oak leaf, similar to majors and lieutenant colonels, or a gold eagle, similar to a colonel.
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| '''Captain''': Two gold or silver bars ("Railroad tracks"), who supervises a precinct.
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| '''Lieutenant''': A single gold bar ("Butter bar"), who supervises two to three sergeants.
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| '''Sergeant''': A police officer who supervises an entire watch, made of two to three sections, and wears three inverted chevrons.
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| '''Detective''': An investigatory specialist, usually working in plain clothes. This may be in several classes that correspond to higher supervisory and pay grades.
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| '''Officer''': Usually a new or new low level member recruit. Wears no rank insignia.
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| '''Executive Inspector''': Reserved for retired members that operate in a lowered capacity. Usually reserved for semi-retired members.
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