"Promoting Justice and Integrity"

My name is Stephen Jones. I recently retired from the Fremont County Sheriff’s Office after 41 years of extensive service with 3 different Law Enforcement Agencies.

I was honored to serve 24 years with the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Office (The largest county in the United States). My Law Enforcement career continued as I served 7 Years with the Colorado Department of Corrections. (at two of our local facilities). I also had the privilege to serve Fremont County for 10.5 years at the Sheriff’s Office.

I am a conservative Christian, married to Lynda  (the love of my life for 41 years). I am a proud father of 4 beautiful girls and grandfather to 9 outgoing grandchildren.

My patriotic roots run deep within the Law Enforcement and military community, through a long family history.

I stand for the United States Constitution and the Constitution of the State of Colorado, which protect every American's inalienable rights.

During my Law Enforcement career, I have maintained Police Officer Standards and Training Certificates for the States of California and Colorado. In addition, I was certified as a Colorado Department of Corrections Officer and worked at the Buena Vista and Territorial prison facilities.

My long-term law Enforcement experience includes:

• Station Gang Task Force (SMASH Team).
• Drug Recognition Expert for California (DRE).
• DUI Task Force.
• Search and Rescue Commander.
• Sheriff Explorer Post Advisor
• Crisis Hostages Negotiator at C.D.O.C. and Fremont County Sheriff’s Office (with successful negotiations)
• Peer Support Team member.
• Instructor in different training disciplines.
• Background Investigator.
• I have numerous letters of accommodation and other honors.
• Promoted twice to a position of Corporal in Corrections and Patrol.
• Promoted twice to a position of Sergeant in Corrections, Patrol, and Administration. 
• I have been Vice President and President of the Fraternal Order of Police (2018-2025) in Fremont County.

(The largest Police Labor Organization in the United States.)

Please, allow me to share some personal values with you:

President John F. Kennedy’s quote in his inaugural speech in January 1961 truly impacted my life.

He said:    

“Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country.”

This statement embodies a servant/leader’s heart and mind.

This heart posture reflects my belief system as well.

As I ask for your support, I commit to upholding the Law Enforcement Code of Ethics, which has carried me this far.

I count on your prayers and support as I run this race in Authentic Humility and Integrity before God and Fremont County.

Micah 6:8

He has shown you, O man, what is good; And what does the Lord require of you, but to do justly, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with your God.