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Vermont’s Chittenden County Sheriff race on August 11th isn’t just about policy—it’s about who’s qualified to lead law enforcement. The sheriff’s role is hands-on: transporting prisoners, securing courthouses, serving legal papers, and directing certified deputies with the power to use force. Candidates who promise federal immigration enforcement misunderstand the job—Vermont law bars local sheriffs from that role. Dan Gamelin, with 45 years of hands-on experience and certification from the Vermont Police Academy, has a proven track record in court security, prisoner transport, and retail theft units. His opponent, lacking any law enforcement background or certification, can’t be trusted to lead officers in high-stakes situations. Voters deserve a sheriff who’s ready to serve—not someone learning on the job. August 11th: choose experience over ambition.

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