Find Me Friday
I’m celebrating the final stop of my traveling series on this “Find Me Friday.” Read more to discover where my last stop took me.
Where Am I Wednesday?
It’s the final “Where Am I Wednesday” in my 12-stop traveling series. Read more to find out how to submit your location guess before the reveal.
Find Me Friday
My third to last stop in my traveling series brought me here for “Find Me Friday.” Know where to find me? Read more to learn how to submit your guess before the reveal.
Where Am I Wednesday?
It’s the second to last “Where Am I Wednesday” in my traveling series. Do you know where I ended up in Steuben County? Find out how to submit your guess before the reveal.
Find Me Friday
I visited another notable landmark in Steuben County this “Find Me Friday.” Know where I am? Read more to find out how to submit your guess.
Where Am I Wednesday?
I visited this historic landmark in Steuben County for the seventh stop in my traveling series. Know where I am? Read more to find out how to submit your guess.
Find Me Friday
I’m halfway through my traveling series this “Find Me Friday.” Stop six brought me to this notable landmark in Steuben County. Recognize this place? Learn how to submit your guess.
Where Am I Wednesday?
I’m on stop five of my travels around Steuben County this “Where Am I Wednesday?” Be sure to submit your location guess before the reveal.
Find Me Friday
It’s week two of my traveling series where I stop a various well-known locations in Steuben County. Follow along and see if you can find me before the reveal.
Where Am I Wednesday?
I stopped at another Steuben County landmark this “Where Am I Wednesday?” Find out more about my travels around the county and how you can guess where I am.
Find Me Friday
It’s the first Friday of my “Find Me Friday” series. I’m spending the next six weeks traveling to different locations in Steuben County. Know where I am? Find out how to share your guess.
Where Am I Wednesday?
Welcome to the start of my “Where Am I Wednesday?” series. For the next six weeks, I’ll be visiting significant landmarks around Steuben County. Know where I am? Click to learn how you can submit your guess.
Training with valuable partners
Leaders should always prepare for potential disasters whenever possible. Participating with other local, state, federal agencies, and Canadian partners was a valuable experience today.
Empathy shapes behaviors
Throughout my years in law enforcement, many have noted my empathy. I was recently reminded while engaging with a community member of an instance where I showed empathy towards one of their relatives. Empathy is crucial as it shapes officers' behavior towards the community.
Being prepared creates safer communities
In my most recent experiences attending events to support fire services. I was inspired to see such a strong collective turnout for public safety and community well-being. Ensuring that your county has a well-prepared, responsive fire service is vital, especially when faced with unforeseen emergencies.
Making community connections
Over the past few months, I’ve been going around the community, meeting people to listen to their concerns and understand their needs. While the primary election is still 15 months away, I believe it’s essential to continue to build these connections and work towards a safer Steuben County together.
Skills learned in the Corps
As a Marine Corps veteran, I take great pride in honoring my fellow veterans for the sacrifices made while serving our country. The Marine Corps taught me leadership skills, teamwork, critical thinking, and a desire to serve others.
‘24 Back the Blue event
Emerick for Steuben County Sheriff was able to host a Sheriff-Level table as a way to continue to support the needs of the men and women in law enforcement throughout Steuben County. I look forward to being able to find more ways to support law enforcement as your 2026 elected Sheriff.
Safety in schools means effective leadership
As an instructor for Active Threat training; I have taught numerous businesses, churches, schools, government entities and emergency service personnel - to include Law Enforcement. In light of the potential safety threats our school district has faced over the past couple of weeks, it’s a good time to remember the importance of accountability, leadership and safety.
TrineFest fun in the community
On Saturday, Ashley and I had the pleasure of participating in the third annual TrineFest in downtown Angola, coordinated by Angola Main Street and Trine University. TrineFest consisted of numerous vendors, providing games, inflatables, food trucks, and so much more.