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EPISODE · Feb 8, 2025 · 1H 29M

Episode 155: John Matz - Winnebago County Executive Candidate & Sherriff of Winnebago County

from THE KOSH · host Timber Smith

Get to know John Matz.This episode captures a lively interview with John Matz, focusing primarily on his extensive career in public service and his current campaign for Winnebago County Executive. Matz details his history as a decorated military veteran (retiring as a Command Sergeant Major after 21 years) and his 35-year tenure with the Winnebago County Sheriff's Office. The core purpose of the discussion is to explore Matz’s transition from law enforcement to local politics, driven by a desire to implement open, transparent, and responsive government and address critical community issues such as homelessness, AODA (Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse), and mental health. Matz emphasizes leveraging the county's resource-rich environment by partnering with local nonprofits and applying the leadership skills and problem-solving focus honed during his military and sheriff careers.If you would like to send questions, shoutouts, or stories to be played in a future episode, please leave a voicemail at 920-385-5073 or email [email protected]

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