WBUR asked questions of all the candidates running for sheriff across Massachusetts. Here's what they had to say.
Donna is an attorney who spent the last four years working as the general counsel in the Barnstable County Sheriff's Office. A member of the executive leadership team, she was involved in all aspects of the sheriff’s office operations. She worked closely with other sheriff’s offices as well as the Massachusetts Sheriff’s Association.
This will include elevating inmate services to an executive level position, treating rehabilitation as an equal partner with safety and security; designing pre-release programming so that inmates about to be released are prepared to return to their communities; implementing internal addiction and mental health treatment programs which are linked to the non-profit, clinical and medical community on the outside so that inmates have a continuum of care after being released; reviving important...
We will ensure gender equality so that female inmates have the same access to treatment and programming as males, and we will institute specific programming for veterans, recognizing that those who have served and were once prepared to make the ultimate sacrifice for our nation face unique challenges. We will be a community partner by ensuring climate friendly decisions including solar power and electric vehicles.
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