Together
For Change
I believe in a Sheriff's Office that protects through partnership. My goal is to strengthen trust, safety, and collaboration across the community by combining proactive community policing with genuine human connection. Together, we can build a department that listens, supports, and stands ready, for every resident and visitor of Orange County, Vermont.
Dedicated to Serve
My commitment to public safety began more than a decade ago with the Orange County Sheriff's Office, where I served first as a dispatcher and later as a deputy. I lived in Tunbridge for six years and have provided emergency medical care with First Branch Ambulance in Chelsea for more than eight years.
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Today, I continue to serve as a police officer, licensed EMT, and Assistant State Fire Marshal. My experience has given me a broad understanding of public safety and the importance of strong partnerships between first responders and the communities they serve.
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Orange County has been an important part of both my personal and professional life for many years. It is a community where I have lived, served, and built lasting connections. I am committed to building a Sheriff's Office that is approachable, accountable, and focused on strong partnerships with the people it serves.
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Outside of public service, I enjoy spending time with my daughter, riding my motorcycle, exploring Vermont’s outdoors, and making baked goods.
My Vision
I envision an Orange County Sheriff's Office that is engaged, approachable, and deeply connected to the communities it serves. Through strong community partnerships, as well as proactive engagement and open communication, we can build trust with the public we serve. Greater trust will improve community buy-in, enhancing public safety, and ensuring that residents remain informed, involved, and confident in their Sheriff's Office.
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Community Policing
- Conduct regular foot patrols within villages and business districts.
- Identify community concerns through direct conversations.
- Attend selectboard meetings, community events, and school functions.
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Partnerships for Public Safety
- Hold quarterly community forums to encourage feedback for community needs.
- Establish positive relationships with local, municipal, and state agencies to improve communication and coordination during incidents and community events.
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Open Government
- Publish monthly updates on Sheriff's Office activities.
- Expand use of social media and press releases to keep residents informed.
100-Day Action Plan
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