Retired detective Chris Winslow announces 2018 bid for Buncombe County Sheriff

Photo courtesy of Chris Winslow for Buncombe County Sheriff

From Chris Winslow for Buncombe County Sheriff:

Chris Winslow Announces His Run for Buncombe County Sheriff

Weaverville, NC — Retired sheriff detective Chris Winslow has announced his bid for Buncombe County Sheriff.

I have officially thrown my hat into the 2018 Buncombe County Sheriff race,” says Winslow. “After years of serving as a detective for the department, I believe I can move our county in a positive direction as we seek a new chapter in the department’s history.”

Detective Winslow has worked in law enforcement for nearly thirty years and was a member of The Buncombe County Sheriff Department for 7 years, where he retired in 2014.

Photo courtesy of Chris Winslow for Buncombe County Sheriff
Photo courtesy of Chris Winslow for Buncombe County Sheriff

Winslow has also worked as a volunteer fireman at The Reems Creek Fire Department for over 27 years. He is now a Lieutenant there, and also works as a smoke chaser for The North Carolina Forest Service.

He is also a United States Army veteran and a graduate of Western Carolina Universities Criminal Justice Program where he earned his Bachelors Degree in 2006.

He has been married to his wife Michelle for 29 years and is a big animal lover.

As the campaign progresses, I hope to meet with a diverse group of voters throughout our county,” Winslow adds. “And after listening to their concerns, I hope to finish my extensive plan for moving the department and Buncombe County citizens into the future.”

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