PRESS RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Veteran Maryland State Trooper Announces Campaign Focused on Leadership, Transparency, and Support for Deputies
Cecil County, MD — Nick Jaskiewicz has officially filed to run for Sheriff of Cecil County, bringing more than a decade of law enforcement experience in Maryland and over twenty years of public safety service to the race.
Jaskiewicz became a Maryland State Trooper in 2015 and currently serves as a Senior Trooper, working on the front lines of law enforcement and public safety. Over the course of his career, he has built a reputation among colleagues as an officer who earns respect through professionalism, integrity, and leadership—not by seeking approval.
A resident of Cecil County for the past ten years, Jaskiewicz has spent much of that time serving the same communities he calls home.
His commitment to public service began long before his law enforcement career. At just 14 years old, Nick became a certified first responder. By 16, he had earned his National Registry Emergency Medical Technician certification, serving in the volunteer fire service while continuing his education. He later advanced his training as a paramedic, gaining extensive experience responding to emergencies and caring for patients before ultimately pursuing a career in law enforcement.
Now, Nick says the time has come to bring that experience to the leadership of the Cecil County Sheriff’s Office.
“The citizens and deputies of Cecil County deserve leadership that understands the realities of the job,” Jaskiewicz said. “They deserve a sheriff who supports the men and women doing the work every day, provides opportunities for growth, and ensures the office operates with transparency and accountability.”
Nick says his campaign will focus on strengthening leadership within the Sheriff’s Office, improving communication with the public, and ensuring deputies have the resources, training, and support necessary to protect the community.
He believes that effective law enforcement leadership must be grounded in experience, honesty, and open communication with the public.
“We owe the citizens of Cecil County transparency,” Jaskiewicz said. “When you elect a sheriff, you are electing someone to provide leadership, knowledge, and honest communication to the public. My goal is to build an office that our deputies are proud to serve in and a community that has confidence in its leadership.”
Jaskiewicz says his campaign will focus on building stronger relationships between the Sheriff’s Office and the communities it serves while maintaining a clear commitment to public safety, accountability, and professional leadership.
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