Frank Reynolds for Sheriff Your Neighbor and Man with a Plan By Kathleen Boehmig Captain Frank Reynolds is prepared to serve as the next elected Sheriff of Cherokee County. With 22 years of law enforcement experience, and as a resident of Cherokee County for nearly 33 years, Frank has the right combination of education, skill, training and community involvement. Having community awareness and understanding is necessary in these unique times. At age 45, Frank brings a level of experience and stability that will ensure the safe and secure community we desire for our families and businesses in the years ahead. Frank Reynolds began his law enforcement career in Cherokee County in 1994, when Sheriff Roger Garrison first took office. While serving Cherokee for over 11 years, Frank patrolled every corner of the County, including Towne Lake, BridgeMill and Bradshaw Farms. Frank has served Cherokees citizens in many capacities, including Watch Commander, senior SWAT Team member, traffic unit and specialized instructor. In 2005, Frank Reynolds left the Cherokee County Sheriffs Office to gain international experience in Iraq, working with the Department of State as an independent contractor. For over three years, Frank was a valuable member of the diplomatic security force and was charged with protecting U.S. diplomats and high-ranking military leaders. Upon returning home in 2009, Frank was appointed as a senior commander at the Pickens Sheriffs Office under Sheriff Donnie Craig. Over the next several years, he was in command of all uniform patrol, criminal investigations, school resource officers and training. Currently, he is assigned to the multi-jurisdictional Drug Task Force, overseeing three northern counties. Frank has been responsible for overseeing and managing large budgets, equipment and all personnel within his assigned areas of command. Prior to receiving his Masters of Public Administration from Columbus State University, Frank graduated from Reinhardt University. Additionally, he is a graduate of the Georgia Law Enforcement Command College, the Georgia Chiefs of Police Executive Course and the FBI National Academy in Quantico, Virginia. He also has over 4,400 hours of advanced training through the Peace Officers Standards and Training Council. Frank is married to Dr. Jennifer Reynolds, a special education teacher in Cherokee County. They have three children: Frank II, Emelia and Sophia. Frank Reynolds plans to stand on the shoulders of the fine men and women who have built the Cherokee Sheriffs Office over the last 24 years. My vision is to continue to move forward as a premier law enforcement agency, providing the citizens of Cherokee County with the highest quality of law enforcement services, Frank says. I want to strengthen and enhance community relationships with our citizens and build lasting partnerships with our business owners. I have a vested interest in our County, Frank continues; I grew up here; I worked here; my children go to school here, and I want to ensure that our future is safe and stable. Frank urges everyone to get out and vote on May 24th, whoever your candidate is. The way we make Cherokee County the best possible place to live and raise our families, he says, is to be involved! Make your voice heard. Vote your conscience. Vote for the person you feel will be the best choice for Cherokee County. I humbly submit: I believe I am that person, and Im asking for your vote. Select Frank A. Reynolds P.O. BOX 5691, Canton, GA 30114770-877-1145 FrankReynoldsForSheriff.comFrankReynoldsForSheriff@FrankReynoldsSO
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