United States Senate Sergeant at Arms Email Format
Government AdministrationDistrict of Columbia, United States201-500 Employees
The United States Senate Sergeant at Arms is a government administration office responsible for providing operational, security, and protocol services to the United States Senate. Based in Washington, D.C., the office traces its founding to 1789 and operates with the aim of keeping the Senate functioning. It employs a few hundred people and operates as a non-partisan entity. The organization highlights four guiding values: customer focus, excellence, integrity, and respect that shape its approach to serving both internal and external customers. It pursues continual service improvement, seeks best practices, and upholds high ethical standards in recognition of the trust placed in it by the Senate and the American people, while operating as a non-partisan body; more information is available at senate.gov.