Sheriff
Mark Lamb

Mark Lamb was elected as the 24th Sheriff of Pinal County on January 1st, 2017. Sheriff Lamb oversees a county the size of Connecticut and manage more than 650 employees within the department.

Pinal County Sheriff’s office provides patrol support throughout the county, runs the Detention Center, Search and Rescue, Aviation unit, and has specialized units from Narcotics to Anti-Smuggling Team.

Sheriff Mark Lamb has both experience in law enforcement and the private sector. He trained with the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Academy and was named Valedictorian of his class. He was hired by the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, where he excelled as a police officer and was named Rookie of the Year. The following year, he received the Officer of the Year award. He was later promoted as a Detective to the Gang Enforcement Unit and in his first year was named Detective of the Year.

As a constitutional conservative, Mark has strong convictions and is courageous in fighting for the citizens he serves. Mark believes strongly in our Republic and our Constitution, he is a strong supporter of our 2nd Amendment rights and the enforcement of all of our laws, including those that pertain to fighting illegal immigration, and he is determined to protect the rights and freedoms of the people whom he serves.

Sheriff
Chris Swanson

Genesee County, MI

Sheriff Swanson is a career police officer with experiences spanning more than two decades. He has served in a variety of positions, including corrections, patrol, narcotics, criminal investigation, death investigation, and command operations. Some of his most notable assignments have been part of the executive protection for Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama and Vice Presidents Gore, Chaney and Biden.

Christopher commands the police honor guard, which has performed over 100 ceremonies across the state. He augments his police experience as a licensed paramedic and certified Medical Examiner Investigator. This training has led him to witness to some of the most heinous crimes and acts of violence one can imagine, including homicides, suicides, felonies, fatalities and drug overdoses. He shares these experiences to audiences across the country to make a positive impact their lives using lessons from the living and the dead.

Christopher Swanson holds both a Master’s Degree in Public Administration and a Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Michigan, along with numerous national and state certifications.

Sheriff
Doug Schuster

Mohave County, AZ

As Sheriff I have sworn to uphold the law without bias or prejudice. It is also my responsibility to ensure that our citizens are protected from Government overreach. I will continue to serve in this capacity with the understanding that I will not enforce any law or executive order that violates individual rights or freedoms as defined and guaranteed in the United States Constitution.

Sheriff
Sharon Wehrly

Nye County, NV

I was born in California. My dad was in the service. He gave me the opportunity to move often and meet new people and make new friends in Japan, up and down the west coast, from Canada to Mexico, and on the east coast. I learned at an early age how diverse and how alike people really are.

In 1965, I moved to Beatty, Nye County, Nevada, married Dean Wehrly, who was a Deputy Sheriff. We moved to Pahrump in May 1966 and by 1969 we were parents of two children. I loved that life, true freedom and friendship. Sometime in 1970, I went back to work doing odd jobs, volunteering time to the Nye County Sheriff’s Office when they needed a female to assist with female suspects, I managed an insurance agency and did auto dealer trading. In 1972, I became a single mother.

I volunteered as a fire fighter, was one of the first Emergency Medical Technicians in Nevada, and worked with Para-military organizations. My career spanned 25 years and consisted of everything from managing securities, to counterintelligence, to training tactical responses.

I was the first female to complete the Department of Energy Special Weapons and Tactics course; the first female Department of Energy Certified Firearms Instructor to teach handgun, rifle, machinegun, and pyrotechnics, and the first female promoted to Lieutenant Field Operations supervising security police response personnel at the Nevada Test Site.

I have worked in and for Nye County and Nye County citizens most all my adult life. I truly have a vested interest in Nye County. Why do I want to lead the Nye County Sheriff’s Office into the future? I have the tools, the credentials, the desire, the experience, the integrity, and the ability to grow the Nye County Sheriff’s Office into an accredited department we can be proud to call our own.

Sheriff
Mike Lewis

Wicomico County, MD

Sheriff Lewis retired as a Sergeant with the Maryland State Police, Pro-Active Criminal Enforcement Team (PACE) after twenty-two years of loyal and dedicated service. In addition to his duties as the agency’s leading Criminal Interdiction Expert, Sheriff Lewis remains a CERTIFIED INSTRUCTOR through the Maryland Police Training Commission, and a certified MASTER INSTRUCTOR through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Sheriff Lewis was directly responsible for the training and educating of all Maryland State Police personnel in the Criminal Interdiction Venue.

Elected November 2006, and now serving his fourth consecutive four-year term, Sheriff Lewis has worked tirelessly to transform the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office into one of superior service to our citizens, and one of fear to the criminals who prey on an innocent society. Based on feedback we heard from our citizenry, we realized it was imperative to be very proactive while on patrol, while providing our officers and command staff with the tools and resources they need to educate the public and build sustainable community relationships.

Sheriff Lewis remains very much involved in community-outreach initiatives and organizations while leading a dedicated staff of 94 sworn deputies, and another 52 civilian personnel who provide judicial protection to our courts, traditional law-enforcement services to our citizens, and unprecedented protection to the communities we serve.

During his 35 years of law enforcement experience, Sheriff Lewis has led the nation in cocaine and heroin seizures, as well as the seizures of millions of dollars in U.S. Currency found concealed within elaborately-constructed false compartments in motor-vehicles found traveling along U.S. Rt. 13 through Wicomico County. He pioneered the Drug Interdiction Program along Maryland’s notorious U.S. Rt. 13 corridor, coordinating many multi-jurisdictional investigations following the seizures of large amounts of illegal contraband.

Sheriff Lewis has trained tens of thousands of law enforcement officers extensively throughout the United States and as well as other parts of the world to include; Australia, Germany, Russia, and the West Indies. Sheriff Lewis has been judicially recognized by the federal and state courts of this country as an EXPERT in the areas of Highway Interdiction, Hidden Compartments and Drug Valuation.

Sheriff
David Clouse

Navajo County, AZ

Sheriff David Clouse was sworn in as the 18th Sheriff of Navajo County on February 12, 2019. Sheriff Clouse has been with the Navajo County Sheriff’s Office for 10 years. He attended the Arizona Law Enforcement Academy in Phoenix, AZ and started his career with NCSO as a patrol Deputy later promoting up the ranks to Sheriff. He began his career working in Heber and has since worked in every community NCSO covers. He was named Deputy of the Year in 2011 and Supervisor of the year in 2016. He Promoted to Sergeant and then Detective Sergeant. Sheriff Clark later appointed him to Deputy Chief in 2018. As Deputy Chief, he was in command over Patrol, Dispatch, Training, Criminal Investigations, Property & Evidence, Civil Division and Training. Sheriff Clouse has had a successful career with NCSO since 2009 promoting and serving in several different functions and receiving hundreds of hours of advanced training in leadership and Law Enforcement practices.

Sheriff Clouse attended and graduated from Northern Arizona University with bachelor’s degree in Emergency Management. He is currently attending Arizona State University working on graduate courses.

Sheriff Clouse has generational ties to Navajo County and the Sheriff’s Office. Sheriff Clouse is the grandson of former Sheriff, Glen L. Flake who served as Sheriff of Navajo County for 12 years and in law enforcement for a total of 29 years within Navajo County. David’s great grandfather, S. Eugene Flake was also a Deputy for Navajo County in the 1930’s and 40’s. David and his wife Angela, along with their 4 daughters make their home in Snowflake. That makes 7 generations who have lived in Snowflake and he lives on the same block as his great grandfathers did, his roots to Navajo County run deep.

The Sheriff’s Office is comprised of many units: Patrol, Communications, Criminal Investigations, Evidence, Administration, Adult Detention (Jail), Training, and Search and Rescue. The Sheriff’s Office also sponsors the Sheriff’s Auxiliary Volunteers who assist the uniformed deputies and local law enforcement partners in numerous areas whenever called upon, saving county taxpayer dollars.

Deputy
Keith Lewis

Mohave County, AZ

Deputy
Charles Trescher

Mohave County, AZ

Sheriff
Troy Goodnough

Monroe County, MI

Deputy
Steffen Kjellberg

Mohave County, AZ

Deputy
J. Cardenas

Mohave County, AZ

Deputy
Joshua Bare

Mohave County, AZ

Deputy
Xavier Gideon

Nye County, NV

Deputy
Antone Mendes

Nye County, NV

Sergeant
Jason Yelle

Nye County, NV

Lieutenant
Adam Lynn

Nye County, NV

Lieutenant
James McRae

Nye County, NV

Captain
David Boruchowitz

Nye County, NV

Corporal
Scott Hamilton

Wicomico County, MD

Deputy
Aaron Handy

Wicomico County, MD

Deputy
Joseph Dewey

Mohave County, AZ

Deputy
Dylan Tawes

Wicomico County, MD

Deputy
Ben Parsons

Wicomico County, MD

Deputy
Hailee Farkas

Navajo County, AZ

Lieutenant
Eric Murphy

Nye County, NV

Deputy
Jim Watson

Navajo County, AZ

Deputy
David Stone

Nye County, NV

Deputy
Josie Layton

Navajo County, AZ

Training Instructor
Terrence McCarthy

Navajo County, AZ

Sergeant
Kyler Cox

Mohave County, AZ

Deputy
Marge Martin

Monroe County, MI