Rich Harriman is a dedicated law enforcement professional currently serving as a Patrol Supervisor at the Malheur County Sheriff's Office, where he has been a vital part of the team since 1992. With an extensive background that includes service in two branches of the Armed...
Rich Harriman is a dedicated law enforcement professional currently serving as a Patrol Supervisor at the Malheur County Sheriff's Office, where he has been a vital part of the team since 1992. With an extensive background that includes service in two branches of the Armed Forces, Rich brings a wealth of experience and a strong sense of duty to his role. His primary responsibility is to supervise first-line law enforcement responders, ensuring that deputies are not only well-trained but also equipped with the necessary tools and certifications to perform their duties effectively.
Rich plays a critical role in monitoring and managing deputy responses to various calls, ensuring that the missions and goals of the agency are consistently met. His expertise in emergency management, crime prevention, and investigation allows him to make informed supervisory decisions, especially in high-pressure situations where quick judgment is essential. Rich is adept at fostering a culture of continuous improvement within the department, emphasizing the importance of ongoing training and professional development for his team.
In addition to his supervisory duties, Rich is well-versed in property and evidence management, use of force protocols, and private investigations, making him a versatile asset to the agency. His commitment to public safety and community service is evident in every aspect of his work, as he strives to uphold the highest standards of law enforcement while building trust within the community he serves. Rich Harriman's leadership and dedication not only enhance the operational effectiveness of the Malheur County Sheriff's Office but also contribute to a safer environment for all residents.
