Our Community Supports Law Enforcement!
Measure 22-189 has tremendous support across Linn County. In the coming weeks we will be posting letters and videos of our supporters. We want you to hear from them, in their own words.
Jim Lepin, the Mayor of Millersburg, volunteered with the Sheriff’s Office for more than 5 years. In that time, Jim was more than a trusted volunteer, he was an advocate for community engagement and helped bring neighborhoods in the community closer with Sheriff’s Office staff and services. In this video, Jim shares his experiences and observations working closely with the Sheriff’s Office, and urges all Linn County citizens to VOTE YES on November 2nd to fund Linn County Law Enforcement.
Rob Younger, a long-time citizen and educator in Sweet Home, shares why the Law Enforcement Levy, our all our law enforcement agencies, are important to him. Rob has a unique perspective as a strong community supporter, and urges you to VOTE YES on Measure 22-189 to fund your local law enforcement
State Representative Jami Cate asks you to “defend – not defund – our Sheriff’s Office” and help keep Linn County safe.
Read her letter to Linn County voters, and join her in voting YES on Ballot Measure 22-189 on November 2nd.
Linn County Commissioner Sherrie Sprenger shares her thoughts on the importance of the Law Enforcement Levy. As a long-time legislator and now Commissioner, as well as former law enforcement member herself, she knows first-hand the importance of 24-hour patrols and responsiveness. Please take a listen, share the video with friends, and VOTE YES on 22-189 on November 2nd!
Rod Phelan, a Tangent business owner in the agriculture exports and trucking industry, explains why he support the Sheriff’s Office, and asks you to VOTE YES on Ballot Measure 22-189 on November 2nd.
Linn County Commissioner Will Tucker is a tremendous supporter of the law enforcement agencies that serve our community, and has taken the time to share his thoughts with voters on what the Law Enforcement Levy means to Linn County. Please take a listen, share the video with friends, and VOTE YES on 22-189 on November 2nd!
Jay Burcham, owner of Burcham’s Metals in Albany and long-time advocate for the community, explains his experiences working with the Linn County Sheriff’s Office to combat metal thefts. Jay also applauds the law enforcement agencies for being such strong stewards of the public tax dollar. Join Jay Burcham in VOTING YES on Measure 22-189 on November 2nd!!
Linn County Commissioner Will Tucker is a tremendous supporter of the law enforcement agencies that serve our community, and has taken the time to share his thoughts with voters on what the Law Enforcement Levy means to Linn County. Please take a listen, share the video with friends, and VOTE YES on 22-189 on November 2nd!
Get in Touch. Get Involved.
Citizens for a Safer Linn County is made up of volunteers from throughout Linn County. Your involvement and support will help us pass the Law Enforcement Levy, and help our law enforcement agencies keep us all safer.