New Butler County Sheriff: Mike Slupe

[Paradigm]

FOAC-recommended candidate Mike Slupe won his race handily.

http://www.insidebutlercounty.com/in...ce-for-sheriff

Butler News
Written by WISR News
Tuesday, 03 November 2009 22:12

Mike Slupe is the new Sheriff in town.

The Republican candidate easily defeated Roland Livermore in Tuesday's general election by garnering nearly 70% of the vote.

The Sheriff's race was the most watched county-wide race, as all of the other county row-offices were uncontested. Voter turnout in Butler County looks to be somewhere just over 25%.

[Lycanthrope]

Shot with Mike at Castlewood once. Really nice guy.


Lycangoodnewsthrope

[redeye202]

Originally Posted by Paradigm

FOAC-recommended candidate Mike Slupe won his race handily.

http://www.insidebutlercounty.com/in...ce-for-sheriff

Good,now ask him how he will handle ltcf apps.

[pyld]

Originally Posted by redeye202

Good,now ask him how he will handle ltcf apps.

If he changes it (for the worse) from Rickard, he's not going to last very long, I suspect.

[mrjam2jab]

Just looked at Butler county's page

The only thing i really noticed at quick glance was

All applicants are required to have a valid Pennsylvania Drivers License.

[nlcrsn]

I do not know slupe, I do know Roland, whom I believe is a great guy, sorry to hear he is a Democrat,lol, I just hope the new sheriff does whats right.

[pyld]

Originally Posted by nlcrsn

I do not know slupe, I do know Roland, whom I believe is a great guy, sorry to hear he is a Democrat,lol, I just hope the new sheriff does whats right.

I'd imagine if he does not, it'll be a real short run as Sheriff.

[chugger95]

Originally Posted by redeye202

Good,now ask him how he will handle ltcf apps.

I have read a few different places where he has said if you pass the requirements you will not be denied. He has also stated that he would like to extend the hours for accepting applications, possibly add Saturday's, and try to open a satellite office in Cranberry to accept applications. All of which seem pretty good to me.

[redeye202]

Originally Posted by chugger95

I have read a few different places where he has said if you pass the requirements you will not be denied. He has also stated that he would like to extend the hours for accepting applications, possibly add Saturday's, and try to open a satellite office in Cranberry to accept applications. All of which seem pretty good to me.

I should have stated it better,what i meant was,will he use the 1 hr. or less process, or the 45 day process.