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“Running for Sheriff Isn’t Just About a Title.” — Corey Bagley on Leadership, Transparency, and Vision - PART TWO

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Send us Fan MailIn Part Two, Corey Bagley outlines his vision for the Sheriff’s Office and the leadership style he would bring if elected. He details why he believes cashless bail has failed, why he supports Maine’s yellow flag law and opposes a broader red flag law, and why transparency and accountability must be central to law enforcement.Bagley highlights the importance of modernizing equipment with body and cruiser cameras, pursuing accreditation, and properly planning for K-9 units. He also shares the story of starting the Sheriff’s Cup basketball tournament, which grew into the Sheriff Charities program, now linked with the Luke Gross Scholarship Fund. From supporting deputies with better training and mental health care to building community trust through outreach and partnerships, Bagley emphasizes that public safety requires cooperation across agencies and with the citizens they serve.📻 Now airing on VOM 101.3, 103.9, and the VOM app every weekend 🎧 Listen anytime at QPointPodcast.com or on your favorite streaming platformThis episode of Q-Point Podcast is prerecorded, produced, and sponsored by Corenna Quirk, Broker at NextHome Experience. Q-Point Podcast invites guests and candidates from all parties to join the conversation. The views, information, opinions, and comments expressed during this program do not necessarily represent those of the hosts or Q-Point Podcast associates and affiliates.Support the showThis podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered professional advice or recommendations of any nature whatsoever, and no warrantee, guarantee, or representation as to the accuracy of  the information presented is made by your use.  The views, information, opinions, comments, and observations of this podcast may not be those of the host or the management, and you entertain and rely on the content presented at your sole risk and responsibility.  Your access of this podcast acknowledges that the contents and design are the sole property of the presenter and no use in any shape, manner or form of this podcast may be made without written permission.  The presenter of the podcast hereby disclaims any and all responsibility for any and all damages arising out of or related to your use, reference and reliance on podcasts and information presented therein.

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