The Major County Sheriffs of America (MCSA) is a national nonprofit association representing elected sheriffs from the largest counties across the United States. The organization provides a collaborative forum for sheriffs to address public safety challenges, share best practices, and advocate for effective law enforcement policies at the federal level.
MCSA typically pursues federal, state, and local policies related to law enforcement funding, criminal justice reform, immigration enforcement, homeland security, public safety technology, jail operations, and intergovernmental coordination in policing and emergency response.
The organization is primarily funded through membership dues, conference revenue, sponsorships, and partnerships with private sector vendors serving law enforcement agencies.
Member county sheriffs from major U.S. jurisdictions; collaborates with the National Sheriffs’ Association, U.S. Department of Justice agencies, and other national law enforcement organizations.
Non-profit professional association
