The Law enforcement at the State level consists of the State Police, county sheriff, and Municipal police departments. The State Police enforces state laws, while the Sheriff's office is responsible for law enforcement in the county, maintaining the county jail, and providing personnel to serve court bailiffs. The Municipal Police maintains proper law and order at the grassroots level, dealing with crimes and disturbances in its jurisdiction. The study highlights the differences in roles relating to Law enforcement, with the State Police operating mainly through state-wide government agencies, while the Sheriff's office exists in metropolitan areas. Additionally, it discusses the Multnomah County police department, including its size, demographics of officers, technology, services or functions, and whether the law enforcement organization is adequate for the area.