Learn About the Lake for Sheriff Platform's Vision for Windsor County

Its no secret that the publics trust in the Windsor County Sheriffs Department is shook right now; recent challenges have tested the relationship between the Sheriff's office and the citizens its sworn to protect. Rebuilding this trust requires clear actions, open communication, and consistent communication. I want to share how I will work to restore confidence and strengthen its bond with the community. Listening to the Community The first step in rebuilding trust is listeni

Community policing in Windsor County needs a new approach. As Vermont evolves, so must the strategies that keeps us safe and connected. Revitalizing community policing through person-to-person contact and modern policing practices offers a path to stronger relationships between Deputies and residents. This approach builds trust, improves public safety, and adapts to today’s social and technological landscape. The Importance of Person-to-Person Contact At the heart of any comm

Every day residents of Windsor County, and our broader Vermont Community experiences a mental health crisis, the response our neighbors receive can dramatically shape the outcome. Traditionally officers and deputies have been the first responders to these situations. Yet, police intervention as it currently exists is not the solution for those in need. As Sheriff I will be an advocate for change in how LEO's respond to those experiencing a mental health crisis. The Traditiona

The Opioid problem is one that hits close to home for me, and it's the reason I became a Police Officer. In late 2022 I was sitting in my local pub, visiting with a former friend and colleague. Our conversation was light, until my phone rang. It was my father, calling to tell me my oldest brother Scott had died- we subsequently found out he had overdosed on fentanyl after having been clear and sober for nearly 10 years. This was the moment I had to make a decision, continue t