1. Mission Statement
To respond to the requests of member communities who are seeking assistance when an incident is beyond the capability of the local jurisdiction. To deploy specially trained personnel and resources that will lead to a successful, peaceful resolution and preservation of human life.

2. METRO-LEC Executive Board
President- Chief Ken Berkowitz, Canton
1st Vice President- Chief Brian Clarke, Norton
2nd Vice President- Chief Ron Sellon, Mansfield
Secretary– Chief Jim Alfred, Plainville
Treasurer- Chief Bob Meaney, Medfield
At Large- Chief Richard Grimes, Weymouth
At Large-Chief Russ Jenkins, Braintree
At Large- Chief Bill Brooks, Norwood- President MA Chiefs
At Large- Chief Terry Cunningham, Wellesley- President IACP

3. METRO-LEC UNITS Crisis Negotiation Unit Criminal Investigation Unit
Tactical Bicycle Unit
SWAT Unit
Search and Rescue Unit
Mobile Operations Unit
Peer Support Unit
Computer Crimes Unit

4. METRO AT Glance 45 Different Communities 2 Sherriff Departments
Norfolk
Plymouth
5 Counties
Middlesex
Bristol
Worcester

5. Notable Facts
Metro-LEC departments collectively represent a population of over 909,000 people, representing 14 percent of the Commonwealth’s total population.
The Metro-LEC presently consists of 45 municipal police departments and 2 Sheriff’s Departments, and services an area spanning 904 square miles across Bristol, Middlesex, Norfolk, Plymouth, and Worcester counties.
We have responded to every large scale law enforcement mobilization in the Greater Boston area for the past 15 years, including: the Democratic National Convention; Red Sox, Patriots, Celtics and Bruin championship celebrations; and the Boston Marathon Bombing and subsequent apprehension in Watertown.
We have saved countless lives through our Search and Rescue efforts including locating lost people who are afflicted with Autism Spectrum Disorder and Alzheimer's disease. We have successfully negotiated peaceful resolution with many Emotionally Disturbed People and Depressed Individuals. We have ensured the safety of numerous college students and young adults during Boston sports teams celebrations.