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Sarah Rogers introduces Marramac County attorney candidacy at selectmen meeting
Summary
Sarah Rogers, a prosecutor with 13 years' experience including three years in Marramac County, introduced her candidacy for Marramac County Attorney and emphasized victim services, enforcement of a new bail law, and improved transparency and data tracking in the office.
Sarah Rogers used the Bow Town Board of Selectmen’s public comment period on June 9 to introduce herself as a candidate for Marramac County Attorney.
Rogers, who gave her hometown address, said she has practiced law in the state for 13 years and has worked as a prosecutor in three different county offices, including three years in Marramac County. She told the board she wants to prioritize treating victims with "respect" and "kindness and patience," to enforce the new bail law so that people who are dangerous or who fail to appear are held accountable, and to bring transparency and data tracking to the county attorney’s office so towns can see how many trials and convictions occur.
Rogers said the Marramac County Attorney's Office is the highest‑paid in the state and argued the office should track performance statistics using existing systems (she named a prosecutor case-management tool she used previously). Her remarks were introductory; the board thanked her for appearing and noted the rarity of candidates attending local selectmen meetings for introductions.
