"On my first day, I had a management meeting with all my captains that lasted about four hours. I was briefed on a lot of things we can do to make positive changes around the office. The first thing was listening to them and making sure they're being heard,"
"It's about being honest, doing the right thing when no one's looking, and treating others the way you want to be treated,"
Ken Binder assumed the San Mateo County sheriff role following the removal of Christina Corpus and faces a department marked by prolonged controversy and ongoing litigation. Binder brings 27 years of law enforcement experience, including time as Gilroy police chief and a Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office executive. He began by holding a four-hour management meeting with captains to listen and identify reforms. Binder relieved Victor Aenlle of a volunteer concealed-carry post amid prior workplace allegations. Jail reform is a top priority after at least five inmate deaths and multiple complaints at county facilities.
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