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IA

Internal Affairs

Keeping the department fair, accountable and trusted.

Responsible for professional standards, misconduct investigations and internal accountability.

Our mission

Internal Affairs upholds professional standards across the department. It looks into complaints and allegations of misconduct fairly and impartially, and helps keep the department accountable to its own values.

Responsibilities

What the Internal Affairs (IA) is responsible for.

Professional standards

Misconduct investigations

Internal accountability

Typical duties

What members of this division commonly do.

Reviewing complaints about member conduct

Investigating allegations of misconduct

Interviewing members and witnesses fairly

Writing impartial findings and reports

Recommending outcomes to command

Supporting professional standards and conduct reviews

Keeping case information confidential

Structure

Internal Affairs is run directly by the Colonel, who leads the division and sets its standards. It sits outside the normal division chain so that reviews stay independent of the divisions and members they involve.

Commanders supervise active reviews under the Colonel's direction. Members are expected to remain impartial and to keep every matter confidential.

RequirementsActive member in good standing with a clean record of conduct. Approval from the Colonel or Lt. Colonel is required.

Entry to this division requires approval from the Colonel or Lt. Colonel.

Division leadership

Nathaniel Hayes
Nathaniel HayesColonel (Director)X-1

How to join

The usual path into the Internal Affairs.

  1. Complete your 14-day probation and be an active, good-standing member with a clean record of conduct.
  2. Contact the Colonel or Lt. Colonel to express interest in joining.
  3. Attend an interview about the responsibilities and discretion the role needs.
  4. Receive approval from the Colonel or Lt. Colonel.
  5. Complete onboarding with division leadership.

This division needs approval from the Colonel or Lt. Colonel before you can join.

Training and expectations

Members are expected to act fairly, keep information private and follow the department's standards without exception.

New members are guided through how reviews are conducted and recorded before taking part in them.

Frequently asked questions

Can I apply directly?

Entry to Internal Affairs is by approval from the Colonel or Lt. Colonel.

Is membership confidential?

Details of cases are confidential. Check with division leadership about what is shared more widely.

Who can be investigated?

Any member of the department can be reviewed under the standards process.

How do I report a concern?

Follow the department procedure on the Ranger Portal, or contact command.

Who do I ask if I have questions?

Contact the Colonel, the Lt. Colonel or a Commander in the division.

Work both services

Apply once on the EOTS Discord, then serve in the parks and on the water.

Apply on Discord