Chad Bianco for Riverside County Sheriff 2028
For more than three decades, Chad Bianco has served the people of Riverside County. As Sheriff, he has fought to protect our communities, support frontline deputies, uphold the law, and ensure residents have a Sheriff's Office that answers to them.
The 2028 race
Sheriff Chad Bianco has spent his career protecting Riverside County. He is running for reelection to continue strengthening public safety, supporting the men and women of law enforcement, and ensuring the Sheriff's Office has the resources it needs to serve one of California's fastest-growing counties.
Every family deserves to feel safe at home, at work, and in their neighborhood. Public safety begins with enforcing the law consistently, responding when residents need help, and giving deputies the tools and staffing required to do their jobs.
Effective law enforcement depends on the people who answer the call. Chad is committed to recruiting, retaining, training, and supporting the deputies, correctional officers, dispatchers, and professional staff who serve Riverside County every day.
Riverside County continues to grow, and public-safety resources must grow with it. Chad will continue advocating for responsible staffing, modern equipment, updated facilities, and resources that reflect the communities the department serves.
The Sheriff answers directly to the people. Residents deserve straightforward communication, responsible use of taxpayer resources, and leadership willing to make difficult decisions and stand behind them.
The Sheriff's responsibility is to protect the public and uphold the law. Chad will continue defending the ability of local law enforcement to keep dangerous offenders off the streets while respecting the constitutional rights of every resident.
Record of leadership
Riverside County has experienced significant growth and increasingly complex public-safety demands. Chad is seeking another term because continuity, experienced leadership, adequate resources, and direct accountability to residents remain essential.
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Now he is asking Riverside County voters for the opportunity to continue the work they elected him to do.
