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Sheriff · Wicomico County · 2026 Primary
The Sheriff is an elected official responsible for maintaining courthouse security, serving legal documents such as warrants and evictions, and transporting individuals in custody. In many Maryland counties, the Sheriff’s Office also serves as the primary law enforcement agency, conducting patrols and investigating crimes. This office is a key part of the local justice system, ensuring that court orders are enforced and the public is protected.
View all candidates in this raceLana Foley is a Democratic candidate seeking election as Sheriff of Wicomico County for the 2026 primary election. She filed her candidacy alongside two other contenders, Mike Lewis and Scott Hamilton, in March 2026 ahead of a June primary. Her campaign emphasizes building trust, safety, and respect within the community and law enforcement.
Sources: Campaign website
"Bringing Together the Community and Those Who Serve to Build Trust, Safety, and Respect"
"I am committed to being present, accessible, and fair, supporting both our community and the deputies and staff who serve it."
"I believe leadership must do what is right, listen with an open mind, and bring people together."
Source: secure.actblue.com
Public Safety
Building trust and safety within the community and law enforcement staff.
“"Bringing Together the Community and Those Who Serve to Build Trust, Safety, and Respect"”
Community Relations
Supporting both residents and deputies while fostering collaboration.
“"By valuing the experiences and needs of residents and law enforcement, we can build trust, collaboration, and a safer, stronger, and more connected Wicomico County."”
External news coverage identifies Lana Foley as one of three candidates vying for Wicomico County Sheriff in the upcoming June primary election against incumbent Mike Lewis and challenger Scott Hamilton. The race has drawn attention due to tensions between candidates regarding Fraternal Order of Police endorsements, though specific details on Foley's background are not detailed in the provided articles beyond her candidacy filing.