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Where can we hear or meet Bill?
Here is the schedule:
Thursday, April 15 -
6:30 PM - Candidates Night at the American
Legion, Franklin
Sunday, April 18 -
5:00 PM - Dinner and Dance with Bill Pfifer
at the Greenwood Moose
Monday, April 19 -
6:30 PM - Candidates Night, Greenwood
Village Main Building
Wednesday, April 21 -
5:30 PM - Pie Auction, Republican Women's
Club at Hillview CC
Wednesday, April 28
- 6:30 PM - Franklin United Methodist
Community Fellowship Hall
Friday, April 30
- 4:00 PM - Indiana Masonic home Candidate's
night
Why vote Bill Pfifer for Johnson County Sheriff?
I will not request or
accept any pay raises during my tenure as your Sheriff.
I adamantly oppose
the construction of a new 60 million plus dollar Sheriff's
administration building at taxpayer's expense.
Under my
proposed plan, criminals incarcerated in the Johnson County Jail
will be required to reimburse taxpayers for their jail stay. I
want to send a strong message to criminals. "If you commit
crimes in Johnson County, YOU will pay, NOT the taxpayers.
Utilizing new
technology, I will implement an emergency warning system to
notify county residents by text message, email, cell phone,
pager or home phone of emergency situations or disasters.
With the possible
merger, or incorporation of White River Township, the next
Sheriff will have to do more with less. I have plans and
solutions for these critical issues.
I will increase the
forensic capabilities of our agency to combat new and
ever-changing crimes involving technology.
About Bill Pfifer
I began my law enforcement career in 1987 in
Johnson County and I currently hold the rank of Sergeant.
In
2003, I was assigned by the Sheriff to the Investigations
Division where I currently
supervise nine detectives and also
manage the "Sex and Violent Offender Registry."
I am married to
Pam, my wife of 14 years, and we live in Franklin.. Pam is also
a deputy serving the Johnson County Sheriff's Office as a
courthouse deputy. I am a fiscally, conservative Republican and
am currently the elected Precinct Committeeman for Franklin
Precinct 9.
Pam and I attend St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church. I
am a member of Johnson County Fraternal Order of Police, Lodge #
154, an Affiliate Member of the Indiana Sheriff's Association,
the 2009 president of the Johnson County Employees Association
and have been the secretary of the Johnson County Deputies
Association.
I come from a strong family background of
dedication to public service. My father, Thomas Pfifer, was a
retired Navy veteran of World War II, Korea and the Naval
Reserves, retiring after 30 years.
He worked for the Johnson
County Highway Department, the Johnson County Parks and
Recreation Department and for Franklin College of Indiana.
My
mother, Joan Pfifer has been employed with Johnson County
government since 1977, working in the Johnson County Court,
Johnson County Auditor's Office, Superior Court # 2, Johnson
Circuit Court. Presently, she has come out of retirement again
and is working in Johnson Superior Court # 1.
My brother,
Richard Pfifer, is the chief probation officer for the Johnson
County Adult Probation Department and formerly was the
superintendent of the Johnson County Highway Department.
My wife
Pam is also a deputy serving the Johnson County Sheriff's Office
as a courthouse deputy. She also has worked in the Johnson
County Jail as a corrections officer, a court bailiff in the
Johnson County Juvenile Court and as assistant matron under
former Jail Matron, Connie Pritchard. Before joining the Johnson
County Sheriff's Office as a full-time deputy in 1998, I served
as a full-time police officer for the Edinburgh Police
Department as well as the Bargersville Police Department.
Paid for by
the committee to elect Bill Pfifer Johnson County Sheriff, Treasurer Lynn Gray
PO BOX 801- Franklin Indiana 46131
bill@billpfiferforsheriff.com
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I will not request or
accept any pay raises during my tenure as your Sheriff.
