Major County Sheriff's Association

The Major County Sheriff's Association (MCSA) is a professional law enforcement association of elected sheriffs representing counties or parishes with 500,000 population or more who are dedicated to preserve the highest integrity in law enforcement and the elected Office of the Sheriff. Our membership represents over 100 million Americans.

MCSA works to promote a greater understanding of law enforcement strategies to address futures problems and identify law enforcement challenges facing the members of our organization. We are committed to advancing legislative issues that will enhance the safety of our communities.

MCSA also seeks to promote the development of innovative education, prevention and enforcement strategies and programs.

We believe that law enforcement and criminal justice organizations only benefit by having a forum in which to share ideas, concepts and resources. The MCSA facilitates that process by serving as a law enforcement information gathering resource.

The MCSA is available to provide technical assistance to be conducted in conjunction with the National Sheriff's Association, the Major Cities Chiefs, the Federal Bureau of Investigation Training Division, the National Executive Institute and other private or public research entities.

For more information about MCSO please visit their web site at www.mcsheriffs.com