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Picture of Past Sheriff Richard K. Rainey 1979-1992

Richard K. Rainey
1979-1992

Rainey rose up through the ranks, serving in every division before becoming the department's highest-ranking official.

He was the first one to assume the marshal's function in addition to the roles of sheriff and coroner.

Like many of his predecessors, Rainey went on to serve the citizens of this county in different respects, first as an assemblyman and later as a senator.

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