FBI Director Kash Patel is implementing a plan to decentralize the agency by transforming it into three regions, impacting the command structure significantly. In this new configuration, 52 field offices will instead report to three branch directors, rather than the deputy director. This organizational change seeks to enhance empowerment and leadership engagement among special agents in charge (S.A.C.s), marking a departure from a structure established by Robert S. Mueller III after the 9/11 attacks. Patel's plan reflects his commitment to pushing employees into field roles, earning him praise from President Trump.
Kash Patel aims to decentralize the FBI's command structure by dividing the agency into three regions. This change empowers field agents and alters reporting relationships.
The shift away from centralized control breaks a quarter-century model established post-9/11 by Robert S. Mueller III, showcasing a significant organizational strategy change.
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