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“I will bring an ethical, transparent,
and service-oriented focus to the
Monterey County Sheriff’s Office.”
Jeff Hoyne
CANDIDATE FOR
MONTEREY COUNTY SHERIFF
Experience.
Integrity.
Leadership.
Experience.
Integrity.
Leadership.
JOIN US IN ELECTING JEFF HOYNE FOR MONTEREY COUNTY SHERIFF
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Experience.
Integrity.
Leadership.
- Jeff serves as the Assistant City Manager & Chief of Police for the City of Del Rey Oaks and the Monterey Regional Airport.
- 32 Years in Law Enforcement
- 7 Years of Experience in Police & Municipal Executive Management
- Master of Public Administration in Organizational Management and B.A. in Homeland Security
Jeff Hoyne’s current roles serving in the community, and past leadership experience over the last 30+ years.
- Jeff serves as the Assistant City Manager & Chief of Police for the City of Del Rey Oaks and the Monterey Regional Airport.
- 32 Years in Law Enforcement
- 7 Years of Experience in Police & Municipal Executive Management
- Master of Public Administration in Organizational Management and B.A. in Homeland Security
PRIORITIES
For the Sheriff’s Office
Establish a culture of accountability, professionalism, and service to the community.
Improve response resources for Monterey County communities.
Collaborate with local leaders in Monterey County and the Sheriff’s leadership team to create an agency-wide strategic plan with measurable, specific, and achievable goals.
Work with the Sheriff’s Office Corrections Division to provide a safer and more secure environment for the inmates in our custody and care.
“To become a world-class public service agency, we need to focus on strategic planning, individual and department development opportunities, and create robust response resources for our community.”
Jeff Hoyne
Candidate for Monterey County Sheriff
“To become a world-class public service agency, we need to focus on strategic planning, individual and department development opportunities, and create robust response resources for our community.”
