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Tavier Wasser for Island County Sheriff

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Tavier Wasser is a proven leader, crime-fighter, and trailblazer who has been a proud part of the Island County community since 1998. A graduate of South Whidbey High School, he has fond memories of his times at the old Langley Middle School campus on Camano Avenue. After attending Clinton's branch of Skagit Valley College, Tavier Wasser enlisted in the United States Marine Corps, where he served for 8 years as a Presidential Security Marine, overseeing 200 marines and presidential and asset security in Washington, D.C, as well as internationally.After completing his service and being honorably discharged from the Marine Corps, Tavier returned to Island County with the desire to protect the communities that gave him the opportunities to thrive. In 2015, Wasser joined the Island County Sheriff’s Office. During his time there he achieved a Master-level certification in Crisis and Hostage Negotiations, SWAT Operator training, and assumed the responsibility of acting Sergeant. Tavier’s expertise and understanding of security operations has led him to be appointed as a Field Training Officer for multiple agencies, helping to strengthen law enforcement's next generation of peace officers. In 2022, Wasser was appointed as Chief of Police for the City of Langley. During his time as Chief he has obtained certifications from numerous state and national organizations including the FBI Leadership Institute and the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission. In 2024, Chief Wasser was awarded Police Officer of the Year by Island County&nbsp; community members, and was appointed as the Washington Association of Sheriff and Police Chiefs’ Chair of Public Trust Committee.&nbsp;During his time as Langley Police Chief, Tavier Wasser has created and implemented the department’s first policy manual to make them more accountable to the public, modernized the department assets by the adopting VR training, and creating access to mental health support.&nbsp;A lifelong learner, Tavier Wasser knows that Washington expects a lot from its law enforcement professionals and that they need the adequate training to meet those expectations. As Sheriff, Tavier will expand his work to support the deputies by increasing their training, care for their wellbeing, and to bridge the gap between law enforcement and the community that it serves. This will ensure every resident has timely, reliable access to the information they need to stay safe and make informed decisions.Tavier Wasser is married with one child, and is also an ordained minister who has performed several weddings (all of which have a 100% conviction rate).

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Island County is a peaceful place, but we can’t afford to fall asleep at the wheel. One crisis event can isolate or endanger our community. When things happen, we need leadership that knows how to step up, engage, and keep residents informed of what’s happening - so we can all be safe.

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“I served my country, and returned home to protect the community that protected me.”- Tavier Wasser

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From his current position as Chief of Police, to his time protecting President Barack Obama and his assets aboard Marine One, Wasser has dedicated his life to providing safety and security across the globe in service of our country. During his time as Chief of Police, Wasser has led a new era of accountability and community access to his office. As sheriff, he will look to increase the public’s support of the office, and ensure residents can have better access to information and education.

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In these trying times, it’s important to find the difference between a crime and a call for help. During his time in law enforcement within Island County, Wasser has worked to expand the mental health capacity of both the Sheriff’s office and the Langley Police Department, and will look to do the same as the Island County Sheriff.

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Island County is safe, but we can’t endure unusual events like the <a href="https://www.fox13seattle.com/news/police-shooting-everett-wa" style="color: var(--color-text-accent-secondary); text-decoration-color: var(--color-text-accent-secondary);">recent multi-county crime spree</a> that happened on New Year’s Day. While officers did their best to protect our community, we could have been better prepared. As Sheriff, Wasser will look to improve the readiness of our officers, and get more of our police force trained on SWAT tactics along with Hostage and Crisis training and other advanced techniques (K9, drone, etc). It’s critically important that our officers are ready for anything that can happen.

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In an isolated community with one road in and one road out, public communication is key. In the event of a crisis situation, it is imperative that the Sheriff’s office has the knowledge and capability to issue appropriate public statements. Wasser is committed to increasing communications between the Sheriff’s Office and the public on both Camano and Whidbey Islands.

Increase Community Communications

Justice doesn’t stop once officers have made an arrest - there has to be someone who will support victims and help them access resources to reduce the harm they’ve suffered. Currently the Island County Prosecutor’s office manages victim advocacy, but that connection comes much later. Too many victims are left alone to figure out what comes next after they’ve suffered harm. Wasser will work with other agencies to establish a more holistic response for Island County, so no victim will have to walk alone.&nbsp;

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE&nbsp; Contact: Tavier Wasser, <a href="mailto:wasser4sheriff@gmail.com">wasser4sheriff@gmail.com</a> Citing a desire to increase public communications, police training and overall safety, Langley Chief of Police Tavier Wasser, a long time resident of Island County, announced his campaign to run for Island County Sheriff this fall.&nbsp; “I came back to Island County to protect the communities that protected me. Residents deserve to have the best trained, most accountable and most transparent sheriff’s deputies protecting them. If elected I plan to lead the sheriff’s office with those goals in mind.” said Tavier Wasser. A graduate of South Whidbey High School, Tavier Wasser enlisted in the United States Marine Corps, and was selected to serve as a Presidential Security Marine. During his 8 year tenure, he managed 200 Marines tasked with presidential and asset security across the globe. In 2015, Tavier joined the Island County Sheriff’s Office. During Tavier’s tenure, he achieved a Master-level certification in Crisis and Hostage Negotiation. Tavier’s expertise and understanding of security operations led him to be appointed as a Field Training Officer for multiple agencies, helping to strengthen law enforcement's next generation of peace officers. In 2022, Tavier Wasser was appointed as Chief of Police for the City of Langley. During his time as Chief of Police, Tavier has created and implemented the department’s first policy manual to make them more accountable to the public, modernized the department assets, and created access to mental health support. Tavier Wasser has a four point plan to enhance and strengthen the Island County Sheriff’s Office. “We have to increase deputy training, have better communication with residents, improve our mental health support systems and increase our victim advocacy to make the Sheriff’s department work better for everyone,” said Wasser. Residents interested in learning more about Tavier’s campaign at <a href="http://www.wasserforsheriff.com">www.wasserforsheriff.com</a>.

Citing a desire to increase public communications, police training and overall safety, Langley Chief of Police Tavier Wasser, a long time resident of Island County, announced his campaign to run for Island County Sheriff this fall.&nbsp;

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