Ellis County Sheriff’s Officer’s Association announces endorsements Posted in Ellis County on February 03, 2016 by Publisher Photo courtesy Ellis County Sheriff's Officer's Association. ELLIS COUNTY — The Ellis County Sheriff's Officer's Association (ECSOA) voted Tuesday to endorse five candidates running for elected county positions.ECSOA President Joshua Atilano sent the candidates letters informing them of the association's endorsements. Videos, available at press time, of the vetting of each of the endorsed candidates can be found at the bottom of this article.Johnny Brown earned the association's endorsement for Ellis County Sheriff."You have demonstrated strong leadership, and you have been an outspoken advocate for the employees of your Office and our membership. We believe you continue to be the right choice for Ellis County," Atilano wrote."We deeply appreciate your service and dedication. We look forward to your continued success."(Editor's Note: Click here to read Brown's answers to the Ellis County Citizen candidate questionnaire.)Terry Nay and Mike Jones earned the association's endorsements for Ellis County Constable Precinct 2 and Ellis County Constable Precinct 4, respectively."Your experience and strong working relationship with local law enforcement is valuable, and we believe you continue to be the right choice for Ellis County," Atilano wrote to both candidates."We deeply appreciate your service and dedication. We look foward to working with you in the future."(Editor's Note: Click here to read Nay's answers to the Ellis County Citizen candidate questionnaire.)(Editor's Note: Click here to read Jones' answers to the Ellis County Citizen candidate questionnaire.)Bobby Crittenden earned the association's endorsement for Ellis County Commissioner Precinct 1."Your budgeting and construction experience is an asset to the citizens and the Commissioners' Court, and we believe you are the right choice for Ellis County," Atilano wrote.(Editor's Note: Crittenden did not participate in the Ellis County Citizen candidate questionnaire despite multiple attempts to reach him.)Paul Perry earned the association's endorsement for Ellis County Commissioner Precinct 3."You have shown to be a strong advocate for the employees of the Sheriff's Office and our association members, and we believe you continue to be the right choice for Ellis County," Atilano wrote."We deeply appreciate your service and dedication to local law enforcement. We look forward to working with you in the future.(Editor's Note: Click here to read Perry's answers to the Ellis County Citizen candidate questionnaire.) Video: ECSOA vetting of Terry Nay for Ellis County Constable Pct. 2https://www.facebook.com/1723929677747898/videos/1732675643539968/ Video: ECSOA vetting of Mike Jones for Ellis County Constable Pct. 4https://www.facebook.com/1723929677747898/videos/1732736496867216/ Video: ECSOA vetting of Bobby Crittenden for Ellis County Commissioner Pct. 1https://www.facebook.com/1723929677747898/videos/1732653270208872/ Video: ECSOA vetting of Paul Perry for Ellis County Commissioner Pct. 3https://www.facebook.com/1723929677747898/videos/1732657226875143/ You may also be interested in readingCandidates running for Ellis County positions in 2016 (with audio)Commissioner Robinson disrespects officer during traffic stopCandidate profile: Mike DeLaraCandidate 2018 profile: Charlie DanielsCandidate profile: Johnny BrownCOLUMN: Sheriff Johnny Brown announces re-election campaignSheriff pleads guilty and resignsLETTER: Thank you from Sheriff Johnny BrownLETTER: County officials with integrityCOLUMN: Remembering our mission and core values ← Sheriff Brown earns endorsement from Rick DuBose10-year-old special needs student arrested at Waxahachie school → Leave a Reply Cancel replyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
