Podcasts about county sheriffs

We're talking about why Portland area leaders are undoing a homeless shelter system they just developed — as well as the surprising and historic unanimous vote to expel a County Sheriff. Joining host Claudia Meza are Oregonian homelessness and mental health reporter Lillian Mongeau Hughes and Willamette Week reporter and author Brianna Wheeler.  Discussed in today's episode: ⁠Portland area leaders are dismantling a third of the homeless shelter system they just built⁠ [Oregonian] ⁠A photographer, chef and artist went from ‘living the high life' to sleeping on a cardboard box⁠ [Oregonian] ⁠‘There's hope out there,' formerly homeless woman wants others like her to know⁠ [Oregonian] ⁠After a life spent largely on the streets, Portland shelter offered her stability⁠ [Oregonian] ⁠Oregon State Sheriffs' Association Votes to Expel Curry County Sheriff John Ward⁠ [Oregon Journalism Project]  Become a member of City Cast Portland today! Get all the details and sign up ⁠here⁠.⁠ ⁠ Who would you like to hear on City Cast Portland? Shoot us an email at ⁠portland@citycast.fm⁠, or leave us a voicemail at ⁠503-208-5448⁠. Want more Portland news? Then make sure to sign up for our ⁠morning newsletter⁠ and be sure to follow us on ⁠Instagram⁠. Looking to advertise on City Cast Portland? Check out our options for podcast and newsletter ads at ⁠citycast.fm/advertise⁠. Learn more about the sponsors of this August 27th episode: ⁠Rose City Comic Con⁠ ⁠Northwest Children's Theater⁠ - Use code SUMMERSALE for 20% off tickets ⁠Stacked Piercing⁠ - Take 20% off your first booking with code CITYCAST20 ⁠Montavilla Jazz⁠ ⁠Grand Central Bakery⁠

In this week's episode, host Ryan Coonerty sits down with Bucks County, Pennsylvania Sheriff Danny Ceisler to discuss why Democrats should be making the case that they are the party of effective public safety. They talk about what leadership as an elected sheriff looks like and how building trust is central to his approach to keeping communities safe. Sheriff Ceisler also shares how he ran for office on a promise to end his county's partnership with ICE, and why that message resonated, even in a Trump-won district. Tune in to hear more about how he's making Bucks County safer for everyone and showing voters that pragmatic governance delivers results. IN THIS EPISODE: [01:10] Introducing the new sheriff in town, Danny Ceisler. [02:07] The purpose, role, and responsibilities of an elected sheriff. [05:05] How Danny ended up in the role of Bucks County Sheriff. [07:03] His advice to other community leaders or those aspiring to become one. [11:00] How Democrats can reclaim public safety and better serve their communities. [13:45] What inspired him to run for Sheriff. [16:30] He reflects on the impact in his community and what other communities can learn from it. [17:30] Sheriff Ceisler shares about their 24-hour domestic violence unit. [22:00] He discusses how Democrats can improve public safety while strengthening community trust and protecting civil rights. [24:46] He shares how voters are feeling about the Trump administration and the next election. LEARN MORE: newdealleaders.org

IF YOUR PUP DREAMS OF BEING PART OF PAW PATROL You can have him or her sworn in at a super cool event to support police K9s. The Rex Run for Pawsitivity is Sept 5th and has something for the whole family. If you’ve got a pup with law enforcement dreams, at RexRun you can fulfill their very dream. They have a package complete with a badge, personalized certificate and live swearing in ceremony with Arapahoe County Sheriff Tyler S. Brown! There is also a 5k trail run or walk and so much more. Find the details here, and Sheriff’s Deputy Jon Gray will be in with Rex today at 2:30.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tim Dunn got the Bristol county sheriff on the phone to discuss releasing an illegal who was facing vehicular homicide charges, and the sheriff said ICE is a bad partner, and Howie has the audio.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Send us Fan MailInitially this entire podcast was going to be about cops, reminiscing about the glory days and the excitement this career holds for us along the way. Over time, especially recent months, it has taken on a deeper meaning for me because several of our Squad members have passed away. I'm honored and grateful to have had the opportunity to sit down with them for a few hours and let them recount their tales, in their own words and on their terms.Men and women have come on here and have been vulnerable, authentic and shared the ways (Good, bad, or indifferent) they tried to cope with the job-related stress.For today's episode, we are dipping into the vault to bring back one of the most impactful conversations of this show. Originally hitting the airwaves on January 17, 2024, as our 110th installment, we were honored to host a man whose work is known globally by first responders: Dr. Kevin Gilmartin.As a Pima County Sheriff, and clinical psychologist, Dr. Gilmartin literally wrote the book on staying whole in this profession. His landmark book, Emotional Survival for Law Enforcement, has saved countless careers and marriages.Whether you missed it the first time around or need a critical refresher on keeping yourself emotionally anchored in a high-stress career, this conversation is timeless. So pull up a chair, and let's dive into this classic episode with Dr. Kevin Gilmartin.Come see me on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/choir.practice.94 or on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/cp_sfaf/

There is a lot to get to with Hennepin County Sheriff Dewanna Witt who joined Jordana in studio for the full hour - recent bodies and remains have been found in the Mississippi River and Bde Mka Ska and much more. We also asked about the Federal charges coming against her for allegedly failing to comply with ICE requirements for imprisoned deportations. We talk a little about the primary results and the key issues that Minnesota faces into election season - that and so much more with the Sheriff in studio!

A major overhaul of Tomorrowland at Disneyland was announced yesterday at D23 Expo. The L.A. County Sheriff’s Department has released photos of people suspected in burgling the same East L.A. AutoZone on back-to-back nights. A look at Philip K. Dick’s legacy in Orange County ahead of Fullerton’s PKDFest this week. Plus, more. Support The L.A. Report by donating at LAist.com/join and by visiting https://laist.comSupport the show: https://laist.com

With Flock Camera getting a lot of negative attention, Jerry Sheridan, Maricopa County Sheriff joined us in-studio to tell us his thoughts on LPR's and how his office is navigating this situation.

Sheriff Jeff Nelson dropped by to tell us about what's happened this past week in Pine County

Sheriff Smith joined us and talked about the Sheriff Reserve Program as well as the Half Marathon coming up this weekend in Mora!

A new chapter of leadership begins at the Florida Sheriffs Association. In this episode of FSAcast, we hear from Marion County Sheriff Billy Woods as he begins his term as the 104th president of the association. During his opening remarks at the Sheriffs Awards Banquet, Sheriff Woods shares his vision for the year ahead and highlights several priorities that will help shape his presidency. At the forefront is a commitment to protecting Florida's most vulnerable, from keeping children safe from online predators to protecting seniors from sophisticated scams that threaten their hard-earned life savings. Hear directly from Sheriff Woods about the issues he believes demand the attention of Florida's sheriffs and the priorities that will guide FSA in the year ahead. ______________________________ Thanks for listening to FSAcast.  Listen to every episode at flsheriffs.org/fsacast.  Enjoying the conversation? Please share this episode.  Love the show? Please leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts.  About the Podcast FSAcast is the official podcast of the Florida Sheriffs Association. Host and FSA Executive Director Matt Dunagan talks with Florida's sheriffs, elected officials and law enforcement professionals from across the country about issues that matter to Florida residents, visitors and FSA's more than 125,000 members. Explore the full episode archive at flsheriffs.org/fsacast.  Stay Current on Issues During Florida's Legislative Session During Florida's legislative session, FSAcast runs a weekly special series hosted by Allie McNair, FSA Director of Government Affairs, covering the bills and policy issues shaping law enforcement statewide. Track legislative developments at flsheriffs.org/legislative.  About the Florida Sheriffs Association Founded in 1893, the Florida Sheriffs Association has been the leading voice of Florida's sheriffs, dedicated to protecting citizens and visitors across the state. FSA is committed to fostering the effectiveness of the Office of Sheriff through leadership, innovative practices, legislative initiatives, education and training. Learn more about FSA's mission at flsheriffs.org/about.  Support Florida's Sheriffs Membership dues and donations fund the training, resources and advocacy that keep Florida's sheriffs' offices equipped to serve their communities. Join, renew or donate to stay connected and support law enforcement across Florida.  Sponsor This Podcast Want to put your organization in front of FSA's members and the Floridians who follow what's happening in law enforcement statewide? Learn about sponsorship opportunities at flsheriffs.org/advertise.  Subscribe to FSAcast Apple | Spotify | Amazon | Pandora | iHeart Radio | RSS | YouTube   

This week, the Sheriff discusses the aid provided by Schoolcraft officers in an injury crash, the Kalamazoo County Fair 4H auction, the going-away party for former Kalamazoo County Administrator Dr. Kevin Caplan and remembering the late Deputy Ryan Proxmire.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sheriff Tracy Finch updates us on a fairly quiet week in Burnett County

Sheriff Seiberlich joined to talk about a busy week in Isanti County. We talked about a shooting in Isanti, Flock Cameras, K9 Maverick Retiring and Braham Pie Day

There is a lot of buzz around Flock cameras. Sheriff Teeple joins the show to discuss the decision he made to not renew the counties contract with the license plate reader company.

Sheriff Jeff Nelson joined to talk about what happened the last week in Pine County with the Fair and National Night Out

Sheriff Brian Smith joined us to talk about Ogilvie Tower Days and National Night Out

Jaime Wiltrout fills in for Finch to tells us about what's happened the last week in Burnett County

Sheriff Booker had no crimestoppers incidents to share or crime of the month. Conversation then went to community safety and some upcoming events.

Sheriff Wayne Seiberlich joined us and told us about Bradford days and National Night Out

In this explosive edition of The Adult in the Room, Victoria Taft delivers a tour de force across "The Great Reveal". First, we examine unsealed audio recordings of Joe Biden explicitly admitting to his ghostwriter, Mark Zwonitzer, that he held classified documents at his home from his time as Vice President. Then, we break down Sen. Josh Hawley's scorched-earth questioning of Dr. Anthony Fauci, exposing how Fauci invoked the 5th Amendment 111 times and dragooned eight federal employees into soliciting over $1,000,000 in cash awards on taxpayer time. Plus, we expose a State Department report revealing American journalists on China's payroll. This episode features two high-stakes interviews:Sheriff Keith Swank of Pierce County, Washington, exposes a nationwide progressive push backed by Soros and Arabella networks to abolish elected county sheriffs and strip citizens of constitutional protections. Director Chris Burgard drops by to discuss his new documentary, Remember the Alamo: Don't Sharia My Texas, exposing Muslim Brotherhood civilizational jihad and CARE's push into Texas school districts.

July 30, 2026 City Club event description: Sheriff Tom Dart has dedicated his career to challenging injustice, fighting the violence plaguing our communities, and bringing new, thoughtful approaches to public service. After serving as a prosecutor and an Illinois state legislator, Sheriff Dart was elected by the people of Cook County, and has brought his […]

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What did the Pima County Sheriff reveal in his latest interview?In this episode of True Crime with Jen Coffindaffer FBI, retired FBI Special Agent Jen Coffindaffer sits down with journalist Wyatt Sharp to break down his exclusive interview with Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos. They discuss the sheriff's latest comments on the Nancy Guthrie investigation, what stood out, and what those statements could mean for the direction of the case.Jen analyzes the sheriff's remarks, separates confirmed facts from speculation, and explains why every public statement from the lead investigator matters.Watch the full discussion and decide what you think the latest developments reveal.#BreakTheCase #NancyGuthrie #TrueCrime #ColdCase #JusticeForNancy #FBI #CrimeAnalysis #PimaCounty #Investigation #TrueCrimeCommunity #CoffindafferFBI

Here are interviews with the two Republicans facing off in the Republican Primary for Racine County Sheriff on Tuesday, August 11th.: (The order of these interviews was determined by random draw). Heny Perez and Cary Madrigal. (Madrigal is the current sheriff. Perez is challenging her in the primary.). We are also posting each of these interviews separately.

WHAT'S NEW AT 10! GUEST: Former King County Sheriff John Urquhart // Former King County Sheriff John Urquhart cont. // SCENARIOS!

Sheriff Brian Smith recaps the week, and talked about some upcoming events

Send us Fan MailMaybe it's the summertime heat? Vacation schedules? I'm still on the hunt for new victims to be on the show... If you know someone retired from Law Enforcement, dispatch, firefighting, EMT, doctor, nurse, or the military who is in Arizona or is AZ adjacent, willing to travel and has a few good stories to share...send them my way! With the exception of a few die hard fans, I don't honestly believe everyone listens to every single episode I release!!! There has been a lot of content over 4.5 years! So this week, I've reached back to the first year of the show to grab this "best of."This guest right here? Certifiable badass! And I know she'll give me grief for saying so, but Lillian George made an impression on me and I was honored to have had the opportunity to work with her. Even more so to consider her a friend and sister in law enforcement!So, if you are one of the listeners who has not listened to this episode yet...she'll make you proud to know she wore the badge, carried the gun, and distinguished herself in a career field that rarely takes it easy on those who choose this profession.Come see me on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/choir.practice.94 or on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/cp_sfaf/

Why an L.A. County Sheriff oversight commission has been struggling to use its subpoena power years after voters granted it that tool. The American Red Cross is urging donors to help out with a blood shortage. And a few lucky nonprofits will get free tickets to the LA 2028 Olympics. Support The L.A. Report by donating at LAist.com/join and by visiting https://laist.comSupport the show: https://laist.com

Here are interviews with the three people facing off in the Republican Primary for Kenosha County Sheriff on Tuesday, August 11th: (the order of these interviews was determined by random draw)- David Zoerner, Tony Gonzalez, and James Beller. (Zoerner is the current sheriff. Gonzalez and Beller are challenging him in the Republican primary.). We are also posting each interview separately.

St. Johns County Sheriff's Office arrests and fire Sergeant after violating protective injunction

Sheriff Tracy Finch joins to tell us about Burnett County

This week Telecommunications Sergeant Bob Shogren gave us some insight to what he does, and how the 911 center works

What does it really take to lead one of Washington State's largest sheriff's offices?In this episode of On the Record™, I sit down with Thurston County Sheriff Derek Sanders for an unscripted, long-form conversation about leadership, accountability, public safety, and the difficult decisions that come with serving more than 300,000 residents.During our conversation, Sheriff Sanders shares his perspective on:• Immigration enforcement and working with federal agencies• Flock cameras and balancing technology with privacy• Officer accountability and misconduct• Hiring decisions and lessons learned• Mental health response and crisis intervention• Community trust and transparency• Social media and public communication• Political independence and voting for President Trump• Race, leadership, and lived experiences• The legacy he hopes to leave as sheriffThe purpose of On the Record™ is simple:To create space for thoughtful, long-form conversations that allow people to hear directly from the individuals serving their communities.. without sound bites, without headlines, and without someone else deciding what you should think.Whether you agree with Sheriff Sanders or disagree with him, my hope is that you'll leave this conversation with a better understanding of how he approaches leadership and the responsibilities of serving Thurston County. If you enjoy conversations like this, please subscribe, leave a comment, and let me know who you'd like to see interviewed next.

Sheriff Brian Smith gives us a weekly update from Kanabec County, and also talks about the fair

Sheriff Jeff Nelson joined us to talk about the past week in Pine County as well as scam call red flags

The Ramsey County Sheriff held a community meeting hoping to compile a gameplan to combat the violence that Somali gangs are raging across the Twin Cities. He joined Vineeta to recap the event in Arden Hills on Tuesday night.

Sheriff Tracy Finch gave us a week in review of Burnett County

Sheriff Wayne Seiberlich joined is and talked about the success of the fair as well as a backpack giveaway and volunteer opportunities

For their courage and life-saving professionalism, the Alachua County Sheriff's Office and 97.3 The SKY proudly salute Sergeant Esau Bright, and Deputy Sheriff Nevin Johns, as SKY Valor honorees

On the Record™: Running for Thurston County Sheriff | Kevin Burton-CrowChoosing a sheriff means deciding who will be trusted with protecting the public, leading law-enforcement professionals, safeguarding constitutional rights, and responding during some of the most difficult moments in people's lives.I created On the Record™ because I believe those decisions deserve more than campaign advertisements, social media posts, political arguments, or carefully rehearsed talking points. I want candidates to have the time and space to explain their experience, priorities, leadership style, and plans directly to the voters they hope to serve.In this episode, I sit down with Kevin Burton-Crow, a candidate for Thurston County Sheriff.Kevin shares his experience serving 20 years in the United States Army and his work with the Thurston County Sheriff's Office, which began when he volunteered as a reserve deputy in 2014. We also discuss his current work as a Special Victims Detective, his education in criminal justice and public administration, and the experiences that shaped his service-centered approach to leadership.Our conversation covers constitutional protections, interactions between local law enforcement and federal agencies, transparency, accreditation, training standards, recruitment and retention, conditions at the county jail, community policing, and support for vulnerable members of our community.Kevin also explains his “trust but verify” approach, his support for publishing measurable information about the Sheriff's Office, and his belief that the agency should be built around strong systems that continue beyond any individual sheriff.Every candidate on the ballot for Thurston County Sheriff has been offered the same opportunity to participate in On the Record™.My mission is not to tell you who to vote for. My mission is to give you the information you need to make an informed decision for yourself.Learn more about Kevin Burton-Crow:https://Burton-CrowForSheriff.comWatch the video version:https://youtu.be/L1q5ocdUIFIOn the Record™ is powered by Leaders Lead Network and SpeakUniversity.org.

 In 2022, the Multnomah county auditor looked into the jails run by the county sheriff’s office. The audit found that adults in custody who were Black or had mental health conditions were disciplined and put in isolation or solitary confinement more often. That audit made several recommendations, but a new report says the sheriff’s office has not implemented the recommendations related to the use of solitary confinement. While the sheriff’s office did not include a response to this report, a public information officer told OPB that their operations were grounded in best practices, and that the auditor’s office refused their request to meet before the report was released. The sheriff’s office also said that “a decision to not adopt a specific recommendation does not diminish our commitment to providing exemplary public safety services.”  

Send us Fan MailAs I stated before, I've been traveling quite a bit for work, so I tried to grab some of the more popular episodes, craziest characters, and entertaining story tellers. If you have listened to this podcast for any length of time, you know there is no bigger "character" than Joe Knipp.This here is his first of many interviews. I appreciate his company, his sense of humor and the "Plethora" (he'll love that I used that word) of stories he collected over the many years.Come see me on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/choir.practice.94 or on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/cp_sfaf/

LISTEN: On the July 14 edition: With cyclosporiasis spreading across the U.S, the Georgia Department of Public Health is urging Georgians to take precautions; a Burke County sheriff has been indicted on extortion and gun charges; and new research from UGA shows the effects that childhood trauma can have on adulthood.

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Welcome back to the Hangar Z Podcast, brought to you by Vertical HeliCASTS, in partnership with Valor Plus.On today's episode, we're taking you to California's Central Valley as we visit the Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office Air Support Unit. Joining us are Deputy AJ Nikkel and Deputy Tyler Liburdi, who both serve as pilots and tactical flight officers. We'll explore the fascinating evolution of their aviation unit—from its beginnings as a volunteer organization to the professional operation it is today. We also discuss long-line rescue operations, the training and proficiency required to perform these demanding missions, and the unit's first successful real-world water rescue. Plus, we talk about the importance of providing support from above and the value of working seamlessly with neighboring aviation units. We hope you enjoy the conversation.Thank you to our sponsors CNC Technologies, Onboard Systems Hoist & Winch and Wysong Enterprises.

Dave Lawn spent 40 years coaching college baseball — Cal, USC, Nevada, Arizona, TCU, and a stop-along-the-way at Cal State Fullerton where he was, by his own count, "the first player development guy" in the country back in 2013. He walked away from the sport six weeks ago. He sat down with Trevor to talk not about pitching or tech or metrics, but about what the game actually teaches you when you give it 40 years of your life.This is an episode about the curriculum baseball hides in plain sight. Coaches, players, parents — the lessons work for anyone who's ever competed or led.A few of the ones Dave lays out:Take joy in the joy of others. The bulk of a coaching career gets spent chasing the dogpile and the next job. The joy that actually holds up is the joy in the players — not your own.The rhythm of baseball is a life skill. Four games a week means kids have to sit on a bad outing for days. That's where the mental training really happens, and it doesn't happen in a sport with a game every night.The real reward isn't the trophy — it's the sheriff, the doctor, and the wedding invite. Dave tells the Bobby Kalon story (Cal fireballer at 82 mph → Navy medical school → 15 years running a naval air station clinic) and the John Hardy story (1987 Contra Costa kid → Solano County sheriff). Both still call. Both still send updates. That's the actual scoreboard."Not blaming, complaining, or explaining." The Peyton Toley postgame interview after a rough start that Dave sent to every pitcher in the room. Own it. Reset. Go pitch six shutout innings against a big-league team the next time out."Uncoachable" is a cuss word. The question a scout should be asking pre-draft isn't "is he coachable" — it's does he let you help?Great coaches are master communicators — and chameleons. One kid walks into an exit meeting needing one thing. The next kid walks in needing the opposite. The best coaches read the room and adjust — and the best of them know when to shut up and get out of the way. Oklahoma's title team as the reference point.The 10,000-foot view is what private instruction is missing. A track-man report and a video clip can't see the conniption fit in the dugout between innings. That's where the coaching actually happens.Why this matters:Development conversations in modern baseball live in metrics and mechanics. This one lives underneath both — in the character architecture that has to be there before the metrics matter. Dave Lawn is exactly the voice for the show that makes that case. 00:00 Intro · Dave Lawn Returns 00:55 Arizona and the High Corbett Facility 01:40 Where They Filmed "Major League" 03:41 40 Years, the Biggest Lessons Question 03:50 Lesson · Take Joy in the Joy of Your Players 05:52 Lesson · Baseball's Rhythm Teaches Patience 07:02 The Recruiting Circuit He'll Miss 08:14 Learning by Watching Other Coaches 10:05 Peyton Toley's Joy on the Mound 12:08 The Big 12 Pitcher of the Year Phone Call 16:40 "Not Blaming, Complaining, or Explaining" 17:25 What Coaching Fulfillment Actually Looks Like 18:29 Bobby Kalon · 82 MPH to Navy Doctor 21:28 John Hardy · From Cal Kid to County Sheriff 23:37 The 18-23 Bad Guy Years 24:37 Tanner Segoosby in the Morgantown Rain 27:31 The Daughter's Retirement Tweet 28:29 Retirement · No Alarm Clock 30:34 First "Player Development" Guy in 2013 35:29 Great Coaches Are Master Communicators 37:02 Michael Jordan Never Said He Was the Best 38:26 Player-Run Teams · When to Get Out of the Way 39:32 The Chameleon Coach 41:10 Kids Taking Coaching as a Personal Attack 43:28 The 10,000-Ft View Private Instruction Misses 46:20 "That Kid's Soft" · No, He's Learning 47:00 "Uncoachable" Is a Cuss Word 48:02 Nobody Pays for the Basics 49:38 Jab vs Haymaker 52:10 Terry Francona's Spring Training Speech 53:14 A 1-0 Changeup Pitches Into the Ninth 55:50 The Lawn Dart · A Nevada Trick Pitch 59:08 The 0-2 Count Is When You Throw It 1:00:11 Closing · Thank You

Welcome back to the Hangar Z Podcast, brought to you by Vertical HeliCASTS, in partnership with Valor Plus.On today's episode, we're taking you to California's Central Valley as we visit the Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office Air Support Unit. Joining us are Deputy AJ Nikkel and Deputy Tyler Liburdi, who both serve as pilots and tactical flight officers. We'll explore the fascinating evolution of their aviation unit—from its beginnings as a volunteer organization to the professional operation it is today. We also discuss long-line rescue operations, the training and proficiency required to perform these demanding missions, and the unit's first successful real-world water rescue. Plus, we talk about the importance of providing support from above and the value of working seamlessly with neighboring aviation units. We hope you enjoy the conversation.Thank you to our sponsors Bell, Precision Aviation Group and Spectrolab.