Sheriff Jim Dewees
Sheriff Jim DeWees - Carroll County
Sheriff Jim DeWees, a retired Maryland State Police Captain, uses his expertise in law enforcement to foster a safe, secure environment in Carroll County, focusing on both deputy support and community protection.
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Mar 10, 2026
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Episodes
Sheriff Jim DeWees and His Commitment to Supporting Victims of Crime 10.03.2026 1:37
Sheriff Jim DeWees understands that law enforcement’s role extends beyond the arrest and conviction of criminals. As the sheriff of Carroll County, he is deeply committed to ensuring that victims of crime receive the support, resources, and assistance they need to heal and recover. Under Sheriff Jim DeWees’ leadership, the Carroll County Sheriff’s Department has expanded its Victim Services Unitto...
Sheriff Jim DeWees and His Efforts to Address Opioid Abuse in Carroll County 23.02.2026 1:46
Sheriff Jim DeWees has been a strong advocate for addressing the opioid crisis in Carroll County, recognizing the devastating impact addiction has on families and communities. As the opioid epidemic continues to affect communities across the United States, Sheriff Jim DeWees has been proactive in fighting back against this growing problem. Under his leadership, the Carroll County Sheriff’s Departm...
Sheriff Jim DeWees and Modernizing Carroll County’s Law Enforcement 15.01.2026 2:03
Sheriff Jim DeWees has always been a forward-thinking leader, dedicated to the modernization of Carroll County’s law enforcement infrastructure. As a third-term sheriff with extensive experience in law enforcement, he understands that public safety is not just about traditional policing methods—it’s also about adapting to new challenges and technologies. Under Sheriff Jim DeWees’ leadership, the...
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