SCOTT WALTON
For
Sheriff
Rogers County

Oklahoma Representative Lucky Lamons has endorsed Scott Walton to be the next sheriff of Rogers County.

Lamons retired from the Tulsa Police Department and sought election to the Oklahoma State House of Representatives to serve the 66^th Congressional District. Elected into the 49^th Legislature and continuing to serve to present day, Lucky Lamons has been a sound voice for law enforcement.

Before retiring from a 21-year long and distinguished career as a policeman, Lucky served the Tulsa Police Department in a familiar seat to Walton; the public face of the TPD.

“I had the privilege of working with Scott Walton for over 21 years. He's an excellent police officer and a trusted friend. I wholeheartedly endorse Scott Walton for Rogers County Sheriff,” wrote Lamons.

Lamons earned several degrees by simultaneously serving as a police officer and studying to earn a Master's Degree in Criminal Justice from Northeastern State University, a Master's Degree in Public Administration from the University of Oklahoma, and a Master's Degree in Human Relations, also from the University of Oklahoma.

Lamons serves on several committees in the House including the Energy Committee, the Energy and Technology Committee, Government Modernization, Agency Review & Administrative Rules Committee, and the Health Committee.

Lamons also serves on several boards including the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, The American Red Cross, Neighbors Along the Line, Oklahoma Multiple Sclerosis Society, the Sunoco Citizens Advisory Board, the Board of The Oklahoma Academy, and the OSU Center for Health Sciences Rural Health Advisory Board.

“Not only as a State Representative but also as a former police officer, I know Scott is the best man for this job and if he's elected I think the people of Rogers County can rest assured that they've elected a man of integrity who is dedicated to serving them in the best way possible,” Lamons said.

Paid for by Scott Walton for Sheriff