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A sit down with Sheriff Jerry Clayton
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In this episode, we welcome Sheriff Jerry Clayton of the Washtenaw County Sheriff's Department in Michigan, serving over 358,000 residents. A veteran in public safety, Sheriff Clayton is in his fourth term with over 30 years of diversified experience. Our conversation delves into his journey from Corrections Officer to Sheriff, highlighting his role in enhancing law enforcement training nationwide. Sheriff Clayton, an Eastern Michigan University alum, and seasoned law enforcement trainer, shares his insights on addressing mental and behavioral health challenges faced by frontline officers. We explore Washtenaw County's strategies for staff well-being, and Sheriff Clayton's advice for leaders on fostering a supportive work environment. This episode offers a deep dive into the personal and professional commitments of a dedicated public servant.
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