Q&A: Candidates for 40th District House, Position 2
Jeff Morris and John Swapp are candidates for the 40th District state House of Representatives, Position 2, on the Nov. 2 ballot.
Q&A: Candidates for 40th District House, Position 1
Kristine Lytton and Mike Newman are candidates for the 40th District state House of Representatives, Position 1, on the Nov. 2 ballot.
Johnson says his experience is 'what sets us apart' | San Juan County Sheriff
— This version adds information in the 23rd paragraph, clarifying that a police chief's technique to get things done was the chief's, not Johnson's.
Nou says he can 'step in and hit the ground running' if elected sheriff | San Juan County Sheriff
Sheriff candidate Rob Nou told a meet-and-greet at the China Pearl Restaurant Sept. 15 that he can step into the position of sheriff and "hit the ground running."
In their words: Candidates for sheriff | Rob Nou
The Journal invited the five candidates for sheriff to tell you, in 400 words or less, what you need to know about what they will do as our top cop. Here are their guest columns.Rob Nou: ‘I have the background to hit the ground running’ As you look over your primary election ballot, I truly hope that each of you carefully consider the choices before you — particularly as you cast your vote for San Juan County sheriff. You currently have five choices, and the top two will advance to the general election in November.
The sheriff should be a proven leader. He is the chief law enforcement officer for the county, responsible for providing our island communities with the levels of service and protection that you expect and deserve. I have served as the “top cop,” — as the Chief of Police in Burns, Ore., from 2004-08. I led an agency of five full-time officers. The agency also had the 911 center which served the entire county.
In their words: Candidates for sheriff | Felix Menjivar
The Journal invited the five candidates for sheriff to tell you, in 400 words or less, what you need to know about what they will do as our top cop. Here are their guest columns.
In their words: Candidates for sheriff | Brad Fincher
The Journal invited the five candidates for sheriff to tell you, in 400 words or less, what you need to know about what they will do as our top cop. Here are their guest columns.Brad Fincher: ‘I can manage our resources to their fullest' The question I am asked the most is “Why do you want to be sheriff?”
I love this community. My wife Debbi and I are raising our two sons here. I am personally invested in keeping San Juan County safe. This is my chance to serve our community in the highest capacity possible.
In their words: Candidates for sheriff | Brent Johnson
The Journal invited the five candidates for sheriff to tell you, in 400 words or less, what you need to know about what they will do as our top cop. Here are their guest columns.Brent Johnson: ‘The budget will affect how we train, enforce’ My family and I chose to move to the San Juan Islands and live here because of this unique and caring community.
I witness how members of our community pull together on a daily basis in the multiple organizations that I volunteer in. I know we have some of the finest deputies in the state and they truly care about the people they serve.
In their words: Candidates for sheriff | Jeff Asher
The Journal invited the five candidates for sheriff to tell you, in 400 words or less, what you need to know about what they will do as our top cop. Here are their guest columns.Jeff Asher: ‘My ideas represent your vision for public safety’ I would like to take this opportunity to talk about how this election fits into the great experiment in democracy that we started in 1776.
Anyone who has been following the contest for sheriff knows that this has been a tough run for me, as some in the Sheriff’s Department have kept up a steady stream of formal and informal attacks on me, my family, and my candidacy.
