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Oscar Martinez

Currently holds the office of Lake County Sheriff until December 31, 2026.

Candidate for Lake County Sheriff in 2022 Indiana General Election.

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Oscar Martinez

Lake County Sheriff

About Oscar Martinez

Professional Experience
Lake County, Patrolman, Corporal, Sergeant, and now Deputy Commander (1993 - Present)
Lake County, Sheriff (Present)
Degrees
High School Diploma, Central High School (1989)
Indiana Law Enforcement Academy (1993)
Robert Morris University, Computerized Business and Accounting (1991)
Northwestern University Public Safety School of Police Staff (2007)
Command Course (2007)

Criminal Justice / Public Safety

As Lake County Sheriff, the focus would be on implementing programs and executing plans that help build community trust, support our youth, and eliminate gang members and drugs from our city streets. Learn more

Election Information

Recent Candidacies
Lake County Sheriff in Indiana General Election
Lake County Sheriff in Indiana Primary Election
Lake County Sheriff in Indiana 2018 General Election
Lake County Sheriff in Indiana 2018 Primary Election

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