Wants to hire more people to work at the sheriff's office.

Supports using electric vehicles for police work.

Wants to hire psychiatrists and in-house mental health workers.

Supports transparency, promises to answer all the questions he can legally answer

- Wants to hire more people to work at the sheriff's office. 
- Supports using electric vehicles for police work. 
- Wants to hire psychiatrists and in-house mental health workers. 
- Supports transparency, promises to answer all the questions he can legally answer

Public Safety

Support rehabilitating people in the county jail.

Wants more services to prevent people being released from jail into homelessness.

- Support rehabilitating people in the county jail. 
- Wants more services to prevent people being released from jail into homelessness.

Criminal Justice

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James A.M. Herring

Supports youth mentorship and education programs

- Supports youth mentorship and education programs

Wants more mental healthcare and in-house medical staff for people in county jail.

Supports getting rid of fees for family and friends to visit people in county jail.

- Wants more mental healthcare and in-house medical staff for people in county jail.
- Supports getting rid of fees for family and friends to visit people in county jail.

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Jose R. Quiroz Jr.

Supports "community policing," where police officers patrol the same area over time to develop a relationship with community members.

Wants to audit current courthouse entrance and exit protocols.

- Supports "community policing," where police officers patrol the same area over time to develop a relationship with community members. 
- Wants to hire more people to work at the sheriff's office. 
- Wants to audit current courthouse entrance and exit protocols.

Wants to implement "trauma-informed jail management practices" for people in jail.

Supports rehabilitating people who are in jail.

Wants to focus on mental health in the county jail.

- Wants to implement "trauma-informed jail management practices" for people in jail. 
- Supports rehabilitating people who are in jail. 
- Wants to focus on mental health in the county jail.

Wanda R. Younger

- The sheriff is an elected official who operates the county jails, keeps courtrooms secure during trials, and keeps the public safe through law enforcement. 
- Sheriffs are responsible for serving court papers, executing arrest warrants, providing law enforcement in county areas, and working with city law enforcement to keep population centers safe. 
- Most sheriffs in Virginia are elected in odd years for four year terms. Elections are partisan. 