During his first term, Sheriff Muller instituted a number of measures aimed at
improving the Sheriff’s Office in order to better undertake its primary mission,
enhance communications within and outside the Sheriff’s Office (particularly
with other law enforcement agencies), improve morale within
the Office, stabilize the turnover of personnel due in part to low salaries
and limited opportunities for advancement, modernize and acquire equipment
needed to both carry out their duties and improve deputy safety, restructure
and reorganize the Sheriff’s Office, streamline functions and to cut costs.
What follows are some of those improvements:
Restructured and reorganized the Sheriff's Office to streamline functions and cut costs.
Read MoreRetained, at no cost, the services of a management consultant to review all administrative policies and procedures for the Sheriff's Office reducing civil liability. Read More Stabilized the turnover problem due in part to low salaries and limited opportunity for advancement. Read More Solicited and obtained grants that have paid for bullet resistant vests, safer level-III holsters for the staff, and Lap Top Computers for the patrol vehicles. Again at no cost to the County. Phased out the last of the V-8 powered cars and replaced them with more economical 6 cylinder vehicles. Saved additional fuel costs by acquiring and refitting a school bus to be used in transporting prisoners and reduce individual trips by deputies in Sheriff's Office vehicles. This was done at no cost to taxpayers through funds received from the service of Magisterial Warrants. Read More View VideoPurchased X-26 Tasers to increase both deputy safety and the safety of court staff and visitors Read More With the help of Rep. Moul got legislation passed to help curtail the "Deadbeat Dad" problem which makes individuals behind in their support payments more accountable for their actions.
Read More View Video Acquired at no cost to county tax payers a cross-trained, multi-purpose K-9 dog to assist in locating escaped prisoners, lost or missing people and aid in drug detection efforts 
making this service available to local police departments in the county free of cost. The purchase, training and maintenance of the dog were paid for through private donations raised through the efforts of the men and women of the Sheriff’s Office. Read MoreThese are but some of the changes instated by Sheriff Muller in his first term. By re-electing him you will insure this progress will continue.
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