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| Public invited to meet Mark Ott, Republican candidate for Calumet County Sheriff |
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| Written by Times-Journal |
| Thursday, 26 August 2010 12:53 |
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Mark Ott, Republican candidate for Sheriff of Calumet County, is holding a "meet and greet" event on Thursday, September 2, at Seven Angels restaurant in Chilton starting at 6 PM. The public is invited to attend to meet with Ott and ask any questions they may have regarding the future of Calumet County law enforcement and its continued relationship with its citizens.
Ott is currently the Undersheriff for Calumet County and a police sergeant for the City of Chilton. He is endorsed by current Calumet County Sheriff Jerry Pagel, who announced earlier this year that he is not running for another term and will retire at the end of this year. Additionally, Ott is also endorsed by Kenneth Kratz, Calumet County District Attorney; Jeffery Froelich, Calumet County Assistant District Attorney; Chilton Police Chief Larry Seipel, New Holstein Police Chief Brian Reedy, Kiel Police Chief Dave Funkhouser, former police chiefs Dan Albedyll (Chilton), Chuck Meves (New Holstein), Bob Niesen, (New Holstein), and Ron Meyer (Kiel); and former Sheriff and New Holstein Police Chief Ted Pagel. Ott has worked in law enforcement since 1974 and he brings extensive experience to the job, including investigations of homicides, sexual assaults, armed robberies, arson, burglaries, gang crimes, internet crimes, drug related crimes, abuse, white collar crime, sensitive crimes, and the return of jail escapees. He is a member of the Wisconsin Juvenile Officer Association, the Wisconsin Association of Homicide Investigators, and the Midwest Gang Investigators Association and served as President of the Calumet County Deputy Association. 
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