08/02/2026
✨🇺🇸✨ The Western States Sheriffs’ Association July 2026 Newsletter has been posted online with a message from President / Sheriff Tracy Glover, Kane County Utah Sheriff's Office ✨🇺🇸✨
President Tracy Glover reflected after a busy few weeks of bringing western public safety priorities to Washington, D.C., “Just as all this work was happening in the background, my mind was on the catastrophic emergencies our member sheriffs are dealing with across the west. Fires and floods seem worse than ever. Homes, cabins and ranches are burning, displacing residents and killing livestock.
Amid all this destruction, I have witnessed something, not surprising but definitely remarkable. Sheriffs stepping up to help other sheriffs. I am aware of many instances where sheriffs hear of an emergency in a neighboring county and immediately send resources. We are all busy and developing relationships takes time and requires real effort.
My message this month is to take the time. The relationship is worth investing of your time. Relationships truly matter. I encourage every sheriff to pick up the phone, call your neighbors.
Develop a relationship.
Send some resources when you see a sheriff in need. I can promise that the unique network of peers you are a part of will repay you greatly over the course of your time in elected office. The office of Sheriff is strong, but we are stronger as we stand with each other in times of need. I am proud to be counted among you! Keep up the great work!”
Read the full article ➡️ westernsheriffs.org/newsletters
Western States Sheriffs’ Association consists of nineteen western states and encompasses over 1,100 Sheriff’s Offices. WSSA is an organization run by Sheriffs for Sheriffs. Those interested in learning more about WSSA and membership opportunities for Sheriffs are encouraged to visit ➡️ WesternSheriffs.org