Ronald L. Brandy for Fulton County Sheriff


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About Ronald L. Brandy My name is Ronald L. Brandy a deputy sheriff with the Fulton County Sheriff's Office. I am campaigning to be Sheriff of Fulton County in 2008. I bring fifteen years of experience, knowledge, commitment, dedicated service and trust to the community. Having served in the United States Army, receivinged numerous awards including the Good Conduct Medal and was given an honorable discharge. Also continuing my education and pursuing a criminal justice degree. An active and proud member of the Cascade United Methodist Church and a member of Cascade United Methodist Men. LEADERSHIP A successful leader must have knowledge, experience, commitment and dedication. I believe good communication will help earn the trust and respect needed when speaking to the public. The sheriff must have a vision for the future that is attainable with a common goal and a plan to achieve. This shows character, maturity, confidence, and wisdom. These are great attributes which are needed to be the Sheriff of Fulton County. JOB EXPERIENCE My tenure began working with the Fulton County Jail Division in floor operations overseeing high-profile inmates and inmate transfer operations on the medical floor. My additional work experience consisted of working with the Fulton County Juvenile Detention Center. Over the same period, I was chosen to be the dignitary driver for the Fulton County Sheriff, selected as a bailiff for the Superior Court judges, and worked in Homeland Court Security. In addition to being promoted to be the Chief Jailor Assistant my administrative duties consisted of handling inmate complaints and grievances in the jail. Next being promoted to the Warrants Division where I performed office administrative duties, including registering and fingerprinting sex offenders and processing civil documents. I proceeded to the Road Patrol Warrants Division where I executed high risk superior, state, and magistrate court warrants on: fugitives, sex offenders, probation violators, and repeat offenders while also serving restraining and protection orders. Currently, working at the Fulton County Jail in the new intake booking area operations. I process inmates in and out of jail on a day- to-day basis for first court appearances.
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About Ronald L. Brandy

My name is Ronald L. Brandy a deputy sheriff with the Fulton County Sheriff's Office. I am campaigning to be Sheriff of Fulton County in 2008. I bring fifteen years of experience, knowledge, commitment, dedicated service and trust to the community.

Having served in the United States Army, receivinged numerous awards including the Good Conduct Medal and was given an honorable discharge. Also continuing my education and pursuing a criminal justice degree. An active and proud member of the Cascade United Methodist Church and a member of Cascade United Methodist Men.

LEADERSHIP
A successful leader must have knowledge, experience, commitment and dedication. I believe good communication will help earn the trust and respect needed when speaking to the public. The sheriff must have a vision for the future that is attainable with a common goal and a plan to achieve. This shows character, maturity, confidence, and wisdom. These are great attributes which are needed to be the Sheriff of Fulton County.

JOB EXPERIENCE
My tenure began working with the Fulton County Jail Division in floor operations overseeing high-profile inmates and inmate transfer operations on the medical floor. My additional work experience consisted of working with the Fulton County Juvenile Detention Center. Over the same period, I was chosen to be the dignitary driver for the Fulton County Sheriff, selected as a bailiff for the Superior Court judges, and worked in Homeland Court Security.

In addition to being promoted to be the Chief Jailor Assistant my administrative duties consisted of handling inmate complaints and grievances in the jail. Next being promoted to the Warrants Division where I performed office administrative duties, including registering and fingerprinting sex offenders and processing civil documents. I proceeded to the Road Patrol Warrants Division where I executed high risk superior, state, and magistrate court warrants on: fugitives, sex offenders, probation violators, and repeat offenders while also serving restraining and protection orders.

Currently, working at the Fulton County Jail in the new intake booking area operations. I process inmates in and out of jail on a day- to-day basis for first court appearances.