| S-Service We need the “service” put into public service. The sheriff and all his employees should set the example for every employee of Rogers County. I believe a good sheriff must have a servant’s attitude. |
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| tom milburn said... I can say from my experience working with Cole Butler for more than ten years that he is everything he appears to be. If he should be elected, Rogers County would gain a sheriff that is dedicated, smart and utterly incorruptible. August 30, 2007 1:44 PM |
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The taxpayers deserve to see the sheriff they
employ. I will spend time patrolling and
backing deputies as my schedule allows.
Victims deserve a special compassion and I will
continue to serve in this manner as I have in
my lengthy career.
I will institute a reserve deputy program that
will be second to none. Rogers County has
many mature, level-headed people who would
like to assist the sheriff's office by giving of
their time and life experience. Not everyone
chooses law enforcement as a full-time career.
That decision should not, however, exclude
them from supporting those in the sheriff's
office who are full time.With the pool of willing
people we have to choose from, establishing a
high-quality reserve program would not be a
difficult task to perform. It just takes proper,
committed leadership. This was accomplished in
a previous administration and should be
reinstituted for the good of the county.
I will oversee a Rogers County Explorer's
Program for young people interested in law
enforcement as a future career, or for those
who will choose a different career path but want
to learn commitment, discipline, and how to
work as part of a team as they serve our
community.
I love to learn and I am excited to bring
progressive ideas to the sheriff's office.
Currently forsaken community programs will
be renewed and show the public their sheriff's
office really is a part of the community.
employ. I will spend time patrolling and
backing deputies as my schedule allows.
Victims deserve a special compassion and I will
continue to serve in this manner as I have in
my lengthy career.
I will institute a reserve deputy program that
will be second to none. Rogers County has
many mature, level-headed people who would
like to assist the sheriff's office by giving of
their time and life experience. Not everyone
chooses law enforcement as a full-time career.
That decision should not, however, exclude
them from supporting those in the sheriff's
office who are full time.With the pool of willing
people we have to choose from, establishing a
high-quality reserve program would not be a
difficult task to perform. It just takes proper,
committed leadership. This was accomplished in
a previous administration and should be
reinstituted for the good of the county.
I will oversee a Rogers County Explorer's
Program for young people interested in law
enforcement as a future career, or for those
who will choose a different career path but want
to learn commitment, discipline, and how to
work as part of a team as they serve our
community.
I love to learn and I am excited to bring
progressive ideas to the sheriff's office.
Currently forsaken community programs will
be renewed and show the public their sheriff's
office really is a part of the community.
| Cole's Kick off Party There was a huge turn out of over 150 people. They made a dent in the food but there was still a few plates to take home. The band was really a great touch! Thanks everyone for attending. |
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