Today’s guest is a Sheriff local to me, Sheriff Rob Tadelman. Sheriff Tadelman began his career in 2004. During his career he has worn several hats within the Sheriff’s office and two deputies have been killed in the line of duty during his time there. While he wasn’t Sheriff at that time, he was able to see how things operated in those unfortunate incidents. Tadelmen has been Sheriff since 2022 and has been focusing on his own “pie in the sky” idea to better support his deputy. These shifts are never easy and take a great deal of time, but that didn’t slow Sheriff Tadelman down or lose sight of his purpose. 

Sheriff Tadelmen explains how he plans to introduce an hour a day to his department staff where they can slow down, destress and access mental health resources. We talk about what this change actually looks like behind the scenes. 

Ever wonder how clinicians might be vetted? 

Have you ever had the administration deny a request and question if things could have gone differently? 

It was refreshing to sit down with someone in leadership who was willing to step up, start the conversation and fight for change. 

I'm curious, what’s a change you would make if you were Sheriff?

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