CHP will not record or store your location. Prior to her appointment to Commissioner, she served as the Deputy Commissioner and was responsible for the day-to-day operations of the CHP. Commissioner Ray is a year veteran of the CHP and has earned numerous awards and commendations in her personal life and during her professional career with the Department. In , Commissioner Ray was selected to attend the Federal Bureau of Investigation National Executive Institute executive training program where she enhanced her knowledge in national and international political, economic, and social trends affecting law enforcement.
Throughout her career, Commissioner Ray has actively engaged with the communities she serves, seeking every opportunity to participate in outreach events, and active involvement in departmental programs to provide the highest level of Safety, Service, and Security to the people of California.
While serving in this capacity, Commissioner Duryee is responsible for maintaining the safety and security of millions of residents and visitors across the Golden State. As a law enforcement leader, Commissioner Duryee strongly believes in the value of community service, respect for others, and fair and impartial policing.
Over the course of his career, he has actively provided community service both on- and off-duty, including instructing community self-defense courses, and volunteering for local church youth groups, Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, and Explorer programs.
As an officer, he worked in various field area offices prior to promoting. Throughout his career, Deputy Commissioner Beauchamp has served in numerous positions within the Department, including Field Training and Evaluation Program Sergeant, where he oversaw trainees in the Oakland Area, and Chief of the Personnel and Training Division, overseeing all statewide training.
