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Believes in fostering trust and collaboration between law enforcement and citizens to ensure community safety.

- Believes in fostering trust and collaboration between law enforcement and citizens to ensure community safety.

Public Safety

As of September 7, 2024, Marshall Slot’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Plans to address staffing shortages with innovative strategies, not mandatory overtime.

- Plans to address staffing shortages with innovative strategies, not mandatory overtime.

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Marshall Slot

As police chief, established the Gang Unit to investigate criminal street gangs and document related information and intelligence.

As sheriff, added a third shift to the Crisis Intervention Team.

Promises to "serve and protect all residents of Fort Bend County."

Believes the Sheriff's office should "stand for justice."

As sheriff, expanded the grant-writing team, leading to over $5 million in funding for safety equipment and programs like the Crises Communications Pilot Project, which embeds mental health providers in 911 dispatch.

Helped expand the grant-writing team, leading to $5 million in funding for safety equipment and programs like the Crises Communications Pilot Project, which embeds mental health providers in 911 dispatch.

Supports mental health education and training for deputies to recognize mental illness and deescalate confrontations without force.

Believes in preventing "gypsy cops" (officers with a history of misconduct moving between police agencies) from joining the Houston Police Department.

As a police officer, won the Officer of the Year Award three times for capturing a murder suspect, assisting families in need, and saving a 6-month-old baby girl.

As sheriff, supported a 10-year investment in modern technology for fleet management and body cameras.

As sheriff, seized over five pill presses and confiscated over one million pills plus multiple grams of fentanyl and meth.

Seized over five pill presses and confiscated over one million pills plus multiple grams of fentanyl and meth.

- As police chief, established the Gang Unit to investigate criminal street gangs and document related information and intelligence.
- As sheriff, added a third shift to the Crisis Intervention Team.
- Promises to "serve and protect all residents of Fort Bend County."
- Believes the Sheriff's office should "stand for justice."
- Helped expand the grant-writing team, leading to $5 million in funding for safety equipment and programs like the Crises Communications Pilot Project, which embeds mental health providers in 911 dispatch.
- Supports mental health education and training for deputies to recognize mental illness and deescalate confrontations without force.
- Believes in preventing "gypsy cops" (officers with a history of misconduct moving between police agencies) from joining the Houston Police Department.
- As a police officer, won the Officer of the Year Award three times for capturing a murder suspect, assisting families in need, and saving a 6-month-old baby girl.
- As sheriff, supported a 10-year investment in modern technology for fleet management and body cameras.
- Seized over five pill presses and confiscated over one million pills plus multiple grams of fentanyl and meth.

As of September 7, 2024, Eric Fagan’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Believes race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, and political party affiliation should not influence a sheriff’s decisions or actions.

As sheriff, worked with commissioner’s court to negotiate a substantial pay raise for deputies.

As a Community Liaison, partnered with Unlimited Visions Aftercare to host the Building a Community of Hope Summit in Southeast Houston, fostering collaboration among community leaders, medical professionals, and law enforcement to address local issues.

As a community liaison, partnered with Unlimited Visions Aftercare to host the Building a Community of Hope Summit in Southeast Houston, fostering collaboration among community leaders, medical professionals, and law enforcement to address local issues.

- Believes race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, and political party affiliation should not influence a sheriff’s decisions or actions.
- As sheriff, worked with commissioner’s court to negotiate a substantial pay raise for deputies.
- As a community liaison, partnered with Unlimited Visions Aftercare to host the Building a Community of Hope Summit in Southeast Houston, fostering collaboration among community leaders, medical professionals, and law enforcement to address local issues.