Sheriff Marc Poulin

Sheriff Marc Poulin serves as the Sheriff of Washington County, bringing with him over two decades of law enforcement experience and a deep commitment to public safety and community service. A lifelong resident of Vermont, Sheriff Poulin has dedicated his career to fostering safer communities, building trust between law enforcement and citizens, and ensuring that his department upholds the highest standards of integrity and professionalism.

Sheriff Poulin began his law enforcement career as a patrol deputy, working his way through the ranks with a focus on collaborative problem-solving, crime prevention, and effective leadership. He has served in various capacities, including investigative roles, administrative leadership, and community outreach programs, allowing him to understand the diverse challenges facing both urban and rural communities.

As Sheriff, Marc Poulin emphasizes transparency, accountability, and public engagement. He is dedicated to improving training standards for deputies, expanding community policing efforts, and strengthening partnerships with local, state, and federal agencies. Under his leadership, the Washington County Sheriff’s Office has focused on proactive measures to address public safety issues such as substance abuse, traffic safety, and mental health crises.

Beyond his duties as Sheriff, Marc Poulin is actively involved in numerous civic and community organizations. He is a strong advocate for youth programs, veteran support initiatives, and efforts to enhance the overall quality of life in Washington County. His vision is to create a department that is not only a trusted partner in public safety but also a pillar of support for all members of the community.

Sheriff Poulin holds certifications in a range of law enforcement specializations and has received several commendations for his service. He is committed to leading by example, ensuring that the Washington County Sheriff’s Office remains a respected and reliable resource for the citizens it serves.