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Former Mason County sheriff introduces state Senate campaign to Shelby council

Village of Shelby Common Council · June 22, 2026
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Summary

Kim Cole introduced himself as a candidate for the open 32nd Senate District seat, described a 41-year law enforcement career and listed endorsements; remarks were made during the public comment period.

During citizen participation on June 22, Kim Cole introduced himself as a candidate for the 32nd Senate District, a seat that will be open when Jon Bumstead is termed out at the end of the year. Cole described his background as a 41-year law enforcement officer and four-term Mason County Sheriff, noting a 2021 Michigan Sheriff of the Year nomination and service on the National Sheriffs' Association Board.

Cole said he has been endorsed by "more than 70 Sheriffs across the country, and 90 Elected Officials including retired Police Chiefs and other Government Officials." His remarks were part of the public-comment portion of the agenda and did not prompt council action.

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