#CA03 Update: Scott Jones, I will See Kiley’s $400K and Raise Him 11 Sheriffs (12 Including Jones Himself)

by | Jan 26, 2022 | 2022 Elections, CA-03 Race, Kevin Kiley, Scott Jones | 0 comments

Including 6 active, serving Sheriffs (7 Counting Jones himself, LOL). It looks like #CA03 is going to be a barn-burner. I also take note of Sheriff Jones’ Bio… it draws quite a contrast with Mr. Kiley.

Please note that your intrepid blogger has not endorsed a candidate in this race.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
January 26, 2022
Press Contact: Duane Dichiara
(916) 997-4784
Sheriff Jones Announces Endorsements of Sheriffs Across All Counties in California’s 3rd Congressional District
Sheriff Jones secures key law enforcement endorsements from current or former Sheriffs from all counties in CA-03

(Sacramento, CA) – Sacramento County Sheriff Scott Jones today announced that he has earned the endorsement of Sheriffs and former Sheriffs from all counties in CA-03.

These key law enforcement endorsements include: 

  • John D’Agostini, El Dorado County Sheriff
  • Ed Bonner, Placer County Sheriff (Ret.)
  • Todd Johns, Plumas County Sheriff 
  • Rick Stephens, Alpine County Sheriff 
  • Jeff Hollowell, Inyo County Sheriff (Ret.)
  • Richard Scholl, Mono County Sheriff (Ret.)
  • Dan Paranick, Mono County Sheriff (Ret.)
  • Shannon Moon, Nevada County Sheriff 
  • Keith Royal, Nevada County Sheriff (Ret.)
  • Michael Fisher, Sierra County Sheriff
  • Wendell Anderson, Yuba County Sheriff

“Sheriff Scott Jones is a proven law enforcement leader who has my trust and confidence to be El Dorado County’s next Congressman. I’ve worked side-by-side with Scott on public safety priorities in our region, and I know he is both a man of integrity and straight-talking leader who will always put the interests of the American people first. It’s time for a pro-public safety leader in our House of Representatives.” – El Dorado County Sheriff John D’Agostini

“I am proud to endorse Sheriff Scott Jones for Congress. Scott is the candidate I trust in this race to stand up for law and order as well as the values that make America unique in the world. His life has been dedicated to the service of others and the protection of our families. There is no question in my mind that Scott will make a great member of Congress for Placer County.” – Placer County Sheriff Ed Bonner (Ret.)

“Strong, determined leadership is critical when responding to emergencies like the devastating wildfire disasters we’ve experienced in Plumas County. Both during and after a disaster, when people need help to rebuild their homes, businesses and their lives, I want to know my Congressman has Plumas County’s back. I trust Sheriff Scott Jones and you can too. His experience as Sheriff makes him the best choice for our next Congressman.” – Plumas County Sheriff Todd Johns 

Sheriff Jones accomplished a strong record of leadership at the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office, stewarding the Department’s recovery from the worst financial crisis of its history, becoming a regional leader in the fight against gangs, and hiring a record number of women, minorities, and veterans. As one of the foremost experts on law enforcement in California, Sheriff Jones will be an advocate for investing in public safety and a vocal opponent of the ‘Defund the Police’ movement. Jones will be an advocate for fiscal accountability, border security, and restoring criminal justice to America’s communities. A nationally-recognized law enforcement leader, Jones has testified before congress, and has presented at two white house conferences on law enforcement, immigration and safety issues. 

California’s 3rd Congressional District includes the Counties of Placer, Nevada, Mono, Sierra, Inyo, Plumas and Alpine and portions of Sacramento, El Dorado, and Yuba Counties. It is an open seat and Republicans hold a 7-point registration advantage.

To learn more about Sheriff Scott Jones and his campaign for Congress, visit: scottjonesforcongress.com.

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Read Sheriff Scott Jones’ bio here:

For his entire adult life, Sheriff Scott R. Jones has sworn an oath to protect the citizens of Sacramento County and uphold the Constitution of the United States. Through his service in the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office, he strives to give a voice to the voiceless, stand up for what’s right, and defend those who are unable or unwilling to protect themselves.

Starting with the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office in 1989, Sheriff Jones rose through the ranks, earning the respect of his peers and the community alike. First elected Sheriff by the people of Sacramento County in 2010, Sheriff Jones was re-elected unopposed to a second term in 2014.

A testament to the deep inroads he’s made with a wide array of community groups, faith-based organizations, businesses, and individuals alike, Sheriff Jones was resoundingly re-elected to a 3rd term in June 2018, securing nearly 75,000 more votes than his closest competitor, and more votes than all three of his opponents combined.

As the 36th Sheriff of Sacramento County, Sheriff Jones boasts a stellar record of accomplishments. He led the Department out of the worst financial crisis of its history and helped rebuild it into the most diverse law enforcement agency in the region — including efforts to recruit and promote women, minorities, and veterans. Increased community engagement and continued innovation has been accomplished all within budget. In fact, Sheriff Jones has returned funds to the County year after year to be used for other community programs across the region.

Through his leadership, he’s implemented significant initiatives including creating a multi-jurisdictional Impact Division, which uses active intelligence to fight gangs and remove gang leaders. He also founded and established the Department’s first Community Relations Unit as well as the first Youth Services Unit, responsible for engaging thousands of children and young adults in activities and programs to keep them safe and off the streets.

Considered one of the foremost experts on law enforcement in California, Sheriff Jones has been invited to testify before the United States Congress and Executive Branch of the Federal Government on multiple occasions to provide boots-on-the-ground insight into the many issues facing our communities. In addition, Sheriff Jones regularly meets with national and state leaders, and has spoken on law enforcement issues for national and statewide news outlets. Furthermore, he serves as the Chair of the Central California Intelligence Committee and host of the Regional Terrorism Threat Assessment Center.

Sheriff Jones holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice from California State University Sacramento, and a Juris Doctor degree from Lincoln Law School. He is a graduate of the West Point Leadership Program, as well as the FBI’s National Executive Institute.

Sheriff Jones has been married to his wife Christy for 27 years, and together they have four wonderful children.

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