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Sheriff Woodward also pointed out that his dispatchers punch out fire and rescue calls “out of courtesy to the Board of Supervisors.” In other jurisdictions, particularly Northern Virginia, conflicts over funding have resulted in split dispatching centers.
He prides himself on fiscal responsibility: “I spend every dollar that’s given to me like it’s my own,” and has never spent 100 percent of his allocation.
Sheriff Woodward has raised $1,300 in campaign funds and is running as an independent.
“I am well pleased with the Sheriff’s Office and the progress we have made,” said Sheriff Woodward. “During the last 15 years I feel the Sheriff’s Office has become a place people became comfortable calling and asking for help.”
He also said the county’s participation in the PD-9 Drug Task F orce has been an important accomplishment of his administration. Although the county foots 100 percent of the bill for participation (with no state help), Sheriff Woodward said reimbursements from seizures and those reimbursements for which he has applied total almost $21,000.
Mr. Cordani, 41, is a fire marshall in Prince William County, where he is responsible for code enforcement and arson investigation.
His platform includes drug
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