United States Senate Sergeant at Arms - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The United States Senate Sergeant at Arms is a law enforcement and administrative official within the U.S. Congress. This position is appointed by the Senate Majority Leader, with the approval of the Senate Rules Committee, and serves at the discretion of the Senate. The primary responsibilities include maintaining order and security in the U.S. Senate Chamber and its related buildings, overseeing the Capitol Police, managing personnel for the Office of the Sergeant at Arms, and providing logistical support for Senate proceedings. The office has existed since 1789, with the current incumbent appointed by the Senate Majority Leader following elections or changes in political leadership.