"As your sheriff, I will engage with the residents of Tuscola County to protect and serve you to keep you and your children safe. I will defend your constitutional rights and freedoms securing our county's future for generations to come."
Leadership. Actions. Accountability.
Tuscola County Wants a New Sheriff in Town
The threats in Tuscola County are real. We are no longer hidden away in the Thumb unaffected by illegal immigrants and government overreach. The Sheriff is the last line of defense for Americans. Can Tuscola County get a Sheriff who will protect our Constitutional Rights? Read Brandon Putman’s letter and decide for yourself.
Sheriff Duties
Upholding the Constitution
The Sheriff is the highest law enforcement official in the county to prevent federal overreach and protect citizen’s rights. He also is responsible for maintaining local control while engaging the community to protect and serve the county. Discover the difference between living in a county with a constitutional sheriff and living in a county where the sheriff is not upholding the constitution.
For a Better future in tuscola county
With Brandon Putman as Tuscola County Sheriff
Brandon Putman will protect our county as a Constitutional Sheriff, which means he will do the following:
Assert Authority
Brandon will assert the authority of County Sheriff as the highest law enforcement official to prevent the federal & state government from imposing unconstitutional laws or policies on his jurisdiction.
Protect Citizen's Rights
Brandon will protect citizens' rights by ensuring that law enforcement agencies do not engage in unlawful searches and seizures or eminent domain abuse.
Defend 2nd Amendment Rights
Brandon will defend the right to bear arms by opposing any attempts to restrict or limit this fundamental right.
Safeguard Civil Liberties
Brandon will safeguard individual liberties and freedoms, such as freedom of speech, religion, and assembly.
Maintain Local Control
Brandon will oppose the imposition of unfunded mandates or other policies that may negatively impact the county's resources and decision-making abilities.
