Regardless of the size of the department, the chain of command always starts with the Governor of the state in which the department is established.

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The chain of command in a department varies and does not always start with the Governor. It typically begins with the department head or chief and follows a hierarchy specific to that department's structure. The Governor is generally at the top of the state's overall executive branch hierarchy, not the starting point of every department's chain of command.

Regardless of the Size of the Department, the Chain of Command