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Leadership matters—especially in a profession like law enforcement. Throughout my career, I’ve learned that leadership isn’t about rank or title. It’s about setting the tone, supporting your people, and being willing to step forward when it matters most. As a Sergeant, my approach has always been to lead from the front—listening to my team, being present, and making sure they have what they need to do their jobs well. Strong leadership builds trust, and trust builds strong te

The El Jebel community is a vital part of Eagle County—and it deserves consistent, connected law enforcement. Because of its unique geography, El Jebel is separated from the rest of the county in ways that make local presence especially important. In the past, deputies were permanently assigned there—living in the community, building relationships, and becoming a trusted, familiar presence. Today, that model has shifted to a rotating assignment, with deputies cycling in and o

Public safety in our community is a team effort. No single agency does this job alone. Whether it’s local police departments, fire, EMS, or neighboring jurisdictions, we rely on each other every day to respond effectively and keep our community safe. Strong relationships between agencies matter. They improve communication, strengthen response, and make sure we’re all working toward the same goal. I’ve had the opportunity to work alongside great people across multiple agencies

Hi, my name is Rebecca Anderson, and I’m running for Eagle County Sheriff. I’ve dedicated my career to serving this community in law enforcement. I began my career with the Eagle County Sheriff’s Office and later continued my service with the Vail Police Department, where I currently serve as a Sergeant. Throughout my career, I’ve worked in a variety of roles, including serving as a K9 handler at both agencies and currently leading the Crisis Negotiation Team. Those experienc

I am excited to announce my campaign for Eagle County Sheriff