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Hayesville - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE


Longtime Ashland County Resident Chad Enderby Announces Campaign for Ashland County

Sheriff


Ashland, OH – January 4, 2024


Longtime Ashland County resident Chad Enderby is running for Ashland County Sheriff,

presenting a legacy of leadership, experience, and integrity. Chad's journey in law enforcement

began with a childhood dream inspired by mentors who were police officers. His dedication led

him to the Ohio State Highway Patrol. Upon graduation from the academy, he was assigned to

the Mansfield Post, where he earned accolades for his bravery during an armed robbery.

During his career with the Ohio State Highway Patrol, Enderby rose in the ranks, from K9

handler to Sergeant and eventually Lieutenant, reflects his commitment and expertise. As Post

commander he oversaw all aspects of administration including managing a multi-million-dollar

budget. His role expanded further when he took charge of the Wooster post, demonstrating his

ability to analyze data, allocate resources, and foster community relationships.


Enderby’s extensive experience culminated in overseeing the Ohio State Highway Patrol’s

District Headquarters, where he managed seven patrol posts covering eight counties and 250

employees. This further included creating, developing, implementing, managing, and operating

all operations within approved budget guidelines. His leadership and focus during significant

national events, including the Republican National Convention, Presidential debates, and civil

unrest, underscores his capability in handling multiple high-pressure situations with

competence.


With over 30 years of service, his experience extends beyond routine duties. Specialized

training from institutions like the North Western School of Police Staff and Command and

collaboration with the United States Secret Service underscore his commitment to continuous

improvement in leadership and law enforcement administration.

Currently serving as the Director of Human Resources for the City of Ashland, he brings

additional expertise in labor laws, hiring practices, and union negotiations. As Sheriff, he aims to

leverage his two decades of proven supervisory and skilled administrative experience to

enhance the Ashland County Sheriff 39;s Office.


Furthermore, Enderby has already established a collaborative working relationship with the

Ashland City Police Chief where City and County law enforcement can effectively collaborate on

shared critical concerns when necessary.


Enderby’s vision for the Ashland County Sheriff 39;s office includes increased patrols in townships

and villages, eliminating service overlaps, and ensuring highly trained and disciplined deputies.

His commitment extends to school safety, advocating for dedicated officers in all of our schools

and improving 9-1-1 dispatch services by addressing personnel shortages.

Beyond his professional achievements, Chad 39;s personal life reflects stability and commitment.

Married to his wife Sandy for 28 years, herself a lifelong resident of Ashland County and

Director of the Ashland County Council on Aging, they share a dedication to public service. With

two adult children, Lauren and Alexis, Chad Enderby embodies the values of leadership,

experience, and integrity that define his campaign for Ashland County Sheriff.


For more information, please visit chadenderbyforsheriff.com or contact Chad directly at (419)

685-0548.


### About Chad Enderby

Chad Enderby is a Republican candidate with over 30 years of law enforcement and

administrative experience. His vision for the Ashland County Sheriff's Office is rooted in

professionalism, collaboration, and a commitment to the safety and well-being of the

community. Leadership, experience, and integrity are the pillars on which Chad Enderby stands

as a strong candidate for Ashland County Sheriff.






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