Portland Police Bureau
Unlike most of the governments within the UKA, the city government of Portland, Oregon has enjoyed unbroken continuity with its pre-1985 incarnation. During the first few years of its post-1985 existence, the Portland Police found itself not only dealing with its normal jurisdiction dealing with internal crime, it also had to defend the borders of the community with successive waves of refugees and bandit incursions, and along with surviving U.S. military personnel and national guardsmen, formed part of the nucleus of the Republic of Portland's army. To deal with these various threats to the public order, for some years it fielded large numbers of auxiliary officers, who were, essential militiamen. In July 1988, William DeHaven, Sr. was elected mayor and converted the city government into a de facto dictatorship. A unit called the Mayor's Division was created within the police bureau to act as the strong arm enforcers to keep DeHaven in office. The Mayor's Division ruthlessly propped up the increasingly arbitrary rule of the DeHaven family for the next nineteen years.
When the DeHaven regime collapsed in 2007 under the onslaught of the Alaska League, one of the conqueror's first actions was to reorganize the Portland Police Bureau. The Mayor's Division was dissolved, a fairly easy task as many of its members had followed DeHaven into exile, most joining the Free American Legion. The revitalized bureau was split into two agencies. The bulk of the agency was retained as the city police, while a small number of officers were used to form the nucleus of the Northern Oregon Provincial Police.
In the years after the conquest, the Portland Police Bureau regained much of its pre-1988 professionalism, more law enforcement agency and less the a organized criminal's goon squad. Its reputation for routine policing of the community is good, though its detective division has had less than a sterling reputation for solving complex crimes. A particularly poor showing during the "Pipette Murders" of 2044 and the difficulty of a local police agency dealing with national politicians and their political clouthas led to a Royal Canadian Mounted Police-led task force taking over some of the city's more difficult and politically sensitive cases.
The current chief, Nathaniel P. Sutter, has headed the bureau since 2043. The chief is appointed by, and serves at the pleasure of the mayor.
| Name | Position | Gender | DOB |
| Chief Nathan Sutter | Police Chief | Male | 11/19/2000 |
| Lieutenant Sabrina Ziegler | Chief's Administrative Assistant | Female | 1/5/1998 |
| Name | Position | Gender | DOB |
| Assistant Chief Edward Kilmer | Assistant Chief of Detectives | Male | 9/11/1997 |
The Mounted Division provides much othe quick response capability for the Police Bureau. Derived from a small mounted unit created back in 1979, the Mounted Division was greatly expanded shortly after 1985, when it quickly became clear that motorized squad cars would be impossible to maintain in regular service due to a lack of fuel and spare parts. The Mounted Division evolved into an elite rapid response unit to deal with well armed bandits and served as a cavalry auxiliary force for the republic's army. The division, nicknamed the "Horsie Guys" by local criminal population, serve as a SWAT team, in addition to patrol duties. Currently, the division is divided into two squadrons, both based out of the Northeast Precinct's headquarters. In addition to horsed patrols, the Mounted Division maintains equipment and provides drivers for the Police Bureau's growing fleet of vehicles.
The Mounted Division provided the riding instructors for the original British North American Colonies cavalry regiments.
| Name | Position | Gender | DOB |
| Watch Commander Jason Jones | Watch Commander - Mounted Division | Male | 5/4/2005 |
| Captain Nina Lesperance | Captain (First Squadron) | Female | 11/18/2003 |
| Captain Devin Sullivan | Captain (Second Squadron) | Male | 3/29/2004 |
| Lieutenant Brian Shearer | Lieutenant (First Squadron) | Male | 3/4/2005 |
| Lieutenant Nancy Leung | Lieutenant (First Squadron) | Female | 9/19/2005 |
| Lieutenant Jeremy Cartwright | Lieutenant (Second Squadron) | Male | 3/11/2005 |
| Lieutenant Melanie Cleary | Lieutenant (Second Squadron) | Female | 7/12/2008 |
| Name | Position | Gender | DOB |
| Assistant Chief Michael Lacy | Assistant Chief for Administration | Male | 12/1/2010 |
| Captain Melissa Mc Nutt | Director of Administration | Female | 2/18/2000 |
| Lieutenant Johnny De Long | Assistant Director of Administration | Male | 11/20/1998 |
| Lieutenant Lisa Ellen Wells | Director of Communications | Female | 7/7/2006 |
| Name | Position | Gender | DOB |
| Captain Danielle Sursa | Director | Female | 4/30/2018 |
| Lieutenant Valerie Martel | Assistant Director | Female | 3/26/2002 |
| Name | Position | Gender | DOB |
| Assistant Chief Robert Hastings | Assistant Chief of Patrol | Male | 12/25/1999 |
| Lieutenant Edna Defaru | Commander - River Patrol | Female | 9/16/1996 |
| Lieutenant Rachel Keefe | Commander - Traffic Squad | Female | 10/27/2012 |
| Lieutenant Carol Frances Negron | Commander - Security Squad | Female | 5/9/1996 |
| Lieutenant Matthew Dilley | Lieutenant - Intelligence Squad | Male | 11/10/2002 |
North Precinct covers the city of Portland on the East bank of the Willamette River, and West of NE 13th Avenue.
| Name | Position | Gender | DOB |
| Captain James Surface | Captain of Detectives | Male | 9/7/2004 |
| Lieutenant Carolyn Hale | Lieutenant of Detectives (Night) | Female | 3/9/2004 |
| Lieutenant Patrick Collier | Lieutenant of Detectives (Day) | Male | 6/21/2006 |
| Watch Commander Anthony McIntyre | Watch Commander - (Night) | Male | 4/5/2001 |
| Watch Commander Michel Ireton | Watch Commander - (Swing) | Male | 3/23/1996 |
| Watch Commander Dustin Ferguson | Watch Commander - (Day) | Male | 2/7/2005 |
| Captain Christina Messer | Patrol Captain | Female | 1/19/2012 |
| Captain Lauren Harvazinski | Patrol Captain | Female | 11/21/1998 |
| Captain Andrea Hubbard | Patrol Captain | Female | 2/27/1999 |
| Lieutenant Stephanie P Roll | Patrol Lieutenant | Female | 9/11/1999 |
| Lieutenant John Greenlea | Patrol Lieutenant | Male | 2/14/1999 |
| Lieutenant Sarah Jacobs | Patrol Lieutenant | Female | 10/14/2008 |
| Lieutenant Benjamin Wong | Patrol Lieutenant | Male | 4/21/2000 |
| Lieutenant Gina Brocksmith | Patrol Lieutenant | Female | 6/17/2000 |
Northeast Precinct civers the city of Portland on the East bank of the Willamette River, East of NE 13th Avenue, and North of Burnside Street.
| Name | Position | Gender | DOB |
| Captain Hannah Boswell | Captain of Detectives | Female | 9/11/2000 |
| Lieutenant Thomas Tucker | Lieutenant of Detectives (Night) | Male | 9/14/2008 |
| Lieutenant Laura Tate | Lieutenant of Detectives (Day) | Female | 1/19/2005 |
| Watch Commander Courtney Smedberg | Watch Commander - (Night) | Female | 6/6/1997 |
| Watch Commander Courtney Hensler | Watch Commander - (Swing) | Female | 10/9/2006 |
| Watch Commander Thomas Grisham | Watch Commander - (Day) | Male | 2/4/2005 |
| Captain Brian Bourne | Patrol Captain | Male | 11/8/1996 |
| Captain Matthew Meadows | Patrol Captain | Male | 7/1/2003 |
| Captain Brian Kerr | Patrol Captain | Female | 7/31/2007 |
| Lieutenant Vivek Converse | Patrol Lieutenant | Male | 4/7/1991 |
| Lieutenant Rachel Coatsolonia | Patrol Lieutenant | Female | 12/20/1997 |
| Lieutenant Jeeja Mullins | Patrol Lieutenant | Female | 5/7/2002 |
| Lieutenant Stacie O'Rourke | Patrol Lieutenant | Female | 9/26/2005 |
| Lieutenant Michael Wakeman | Patrol Lieutenant | Male | 12/19/2000 |
Southeast Precinct covers the city of Portland on the East bank of the Willamette, East of NE 13th Avenue, and South of Burnside Street.
| Name | Position | Gender | DOB |
| Captain James Johnson | Captain of Detectives | Male | 12/21/1997 |
| Lieutenant Jobeth Noonan | Lieutenant of Detectives (Night) | Female | 9/12/2005 |
| Lieutenant Steven Carney | Lieutenant of Detectives (Day) | Male | 5/18/2010 |
| Watch Commander Samuel Gordon | Watch Commander - (Night) | Male | 6/13/1996 |
| Watch Commander Carol Sue Grigg | Watch Commander - (Swing) | Female | 10/9/2000 |
| Watch Commander Ryan Hackbush | Watch Commander - (Day) | Male | 12/12/2002 |
| Captain Christopher Harkless | Patrol Captain | Male | 7/13/2004 |
| Captain James Courtney | Patrol Captain | Male | 5/5/2007 |
| Captain Shannon Wright | Patrol Captain | Female | 1/2/2004 |
| Lieutenant Charles Renner | Patrol Lieutenant | Male | 7/25/2000 |
| Lieutenant Lorna Choate | Patrol Lieutenant | Female | 3/17/1999 |
| Lieutenant Jonathan Reindl | Patrol Lieutenant | Male | 1/20/2000 |
| Lieutenant Halley Schrock | Patrol Lieutenant | Female | 4/27/2012 |
| Lieutenant Perry Wadsworth | Patrol Lieutenant | Male | 4/6/2007 |
Central Precinct covers the entire West bank of the Willamette River.
| Name | Position | Gender | DOB |
| Captain Daniel Gaesser | Captain of Detectives | Male | 8/2/2004 |
| Lieutenant Heidi Adzima | Lieutenant of Detectives (Night) | Female | 1/2/2001 |
| Lieutenant Michael Kolb | Lieutenant of Detectives (Day) | Male | 10/28/2004 |
| Watch Commander Jonathan Rahman | Watch Commander - (Night) | Male | 3/1/2005 |
| Watch Commander Ignacio Andres | Watch Commander - (Swing) | Male | 5/23/1996 |
| Watch Commander Ann Ritz | Watch Commander - (Day) | Female | 2/24/2001 |
| Captain Carl Tilchen | Patrol Captain |
Male | 2/22/2003 |
| Captain Kenneth Czaja | Patrol Captain | Male | 5/23/1997 |
| Captain Sarah Kilgallin | Patrol Captain | Female | 8/21/2014 |
| Lieutenant Christopher Darchuck | Patrol Lieutenant | Male | 12/25/2004 |
| Lieutenant Justin Van Wontergh | Patrol Lieutenant | Male | 12/13/1997 |
| Lieutenant Matthew Pincus | Patrol Lieutenant | Male | 12/18/2004 |
| Lieutenant Ruben Ellis | Patrol Lieutenant | Male | 8/7/2011 |
| Lieutenant Kevin Dipace | Patrol Lieutenant | Male | 6/16/2003 |
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