See Fish & Wildlife Enforcement Recruit level.

Supervises all enforcement activities within a detachment or work unit; works with each assigned staff to develop individual work plans and works with their supervisor to develop detachment and work unit plans; monitors activity and evaluates performance; makes necessary work assignments and ensures that all work in area is covered during employees' leave; conducts detachment and work unit meetings, provides career and performance counseling; conducts administrative inquiries of Officers, and/or non-commissioned personnel in coordination with or as assigned by command staff;

Supervises and coordinates the workflow, use of staff, and budget on assigned Enforcement contracts; manages day-to-day work and expenditures of agency grants as assigned and overseen by command staff;

Coordinates and implements the Enforcement Program, statewide training or the Aquatic Invasive Species unit;

Supervises one or more Officers assigned to a Wildlife Service Dog or Patrol Equine.
Performs patrols, issues citations and infractions, takes part in emphasis patrols, collects evidence, writes reports, creates and executes search warrants, testifies in criminal court and at administrative hearings, and collaborates with local, county, state, and federal enforcement agencies in areas of joint jurisdiction or for special cases;

Reviews investigations initiated by officers; ensures reports and investigations are complete and tracks to ensure court or prosecutor filing; conducts inspections;

Serves as the primary point of contact for local tribal law enforcement for collaborative field activities in their geographic area of responsibility;

Responsible for ensuring compliance with training and response protocols related to enforcement interactions and MOU’s with other agencies;

Works with the Wildlife Program staff on wildlife-conflict issues; coordinates and reviews statewide resource-management recommendations, and responds to regional and statewide requests for information and project assistance; initiates or participates in public outreach and education activities;

Responds to media contacts to educate the public about important fish and wildlife issues and to fortify the agency's positive image; conducts media interviews which may be used as footage on local news stations;

Organizes training for officers; implements region-wide mandatory training; ensures that officers and they themselves are complying with Program regulations and agency policies;

Recommends changes needed to improve vehicle or vessel equipment or design;

Supervises the operation and maintenance of patrol vehicles, vessels or other specialty equipment;

Performs the duties of the lower levels in the series.