Ed is a law enforcement officer. He previously worked for the Granville County Sheriff's Office for more than 30 years, where he served in every division. He is currently an active-duty police officer.

Ed Newman has been a law enforcement officer with the Granville County Sheriff's Office for more than 30 years.

Ed previously served as a member of the Granville County Sheriff's Office for over 30 years. He retired in November 2025.

Committed to "defending constitutional rights."

Believes in "getting back to the basics of real law enforcement."

Wants mental health to be "addressed with compassion, responsibility, and common sense."

- Committed to "defending constitutional rights."
- Believes in "getting back to the basics of real law enforcement."
- Wants mental health to be "addressed with compassion, responsibility, and common sense."

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Ed Newman

Ed is a law enforcement officer. He previously worked for the Granville County Sheriff's Office for more than 30 years. He is currently an active-duty police officer.

Ed previously served as the Granville County Sheriff for more than 30 years. He retired in November 2025.

Ed is an active-duty police officer. He previously worked for the Granville County Sheriff's Office for over 30 years, where he served in every division. He retired in November 2025.

Ed previously served as the Granville County Sheriff for two terms. He retired in November 2025.

Ed is a law enforcement officer. He works at the Granville County Sheriff’s Office, where he has been for more than 30 years. He previously worked as a patrol deputy, a narcotics investigator, a courtroom security officer, and managed the Sheriff’s School Resource Officer program.

- The sheriff is responsible for enforcing the law, managing security in jails and courtrooms. They also oversee daily conditions of the jail and inmates in custody and serve legal documents such as warrants and eviction notices. Their ultimate responsibility is to protect the community. 