Monte Renzelman

Criminal Justice / Public Safety I’m committed to keeping it safe, strong, and connected. Criminal Justice / Public Safety I’m running for Sheriff because I want to continue serving the people I care about and lead with dedication to safety, transparency, and community trust. Criminal Justice / Public Safety I believe in programs that help people succeed, like substance abuse treatment, education, and job skills training, so inmates can reintegrate into the community and reduce repeat offenses. Criminal Justice / Public Safety I support initiatives such as work crews to teach responsibility and a structured release process that connects individuals with local services, which is critical for long-term safety. Criminal Justice / Public Safety I’m running for Sheriff of Asotin County to continue serving the people I care about and lead an office that is visible, accountable, and engaged with the community. Criminal Justice / Public Safety As Sheriff, I will lead efforts in enforcement, prevention, and education, including partnering with the restructured Quad-Cities Drug Task Force to re-engage the community in this fight. Together, we can take a strong stance against illegal drugs, protect our families, address related crimes and mental health issues, and keep our streets safe. Criminal Justice / Public Safety I am committed to fighting the illegal drug epidemic in our community, especially after the recent tragic opioid overdose deaths in the Lewis-Clark Valley.