Derek Brown, a leading candidate for Utah Attorney General, is proud to announce the formation of his distinguished Law Enforcement Committee. Comprised of the most well-known Utah leaders and experts in law enforcement policy, the committee is poised to provide invaluable guidance and insight as the campaign advances innovative and conservative approaches to law enforcement.
The Law Enforcement Committee boasts a diverse and accomplished lineup of co-chairs and members:
- John W. Huber, United States Attorney for the District of Utah (2015-2021)Â
- Major General Jefferson Burton, Utah National Guard (Retired), and Member, Utah House of Representatives
- Sheriff Nate Brooksby, Washington County
- Rep. Ryan Wilcox, Chairman, Utah House Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Committee
- Rep. Karianne Lisonbee, Utah House Majority Whip
- Commissioner Lee Perry, Box Elder County Commissioner and Utah Highway Patrol (Retired)
- Rep. Matt Gwynn, Chief of Police and Member, Utah House of Representatives
- Mike Sibbetts, Former Chairman of the Utah Board of Pardons and Parole
- Rep. Tyler Clancy, Provo Police Officer, Utah House of Representatives
- Jim Phelps, United States Marshals Service (Retired)
The objective of this committee is to guide and shape innovative and conservative law enforcement policy ideas. With their collective expertise and dedication to public safety, the committee members are poised to provide invaluable insights and recommendations that will address the evolving challenges facing Utah’s law enforcement community.
Commenting on the formation of the Law Enforcement Committee, Derek Brown stated, “I am honored to have such a distinguished group of leaders and experts join our campaign. Their wealth of experience and commitment to excellence in law enforcement will be instrumental in developing effective and pragmatic solutions to ensure the safety and security of all Utahns.”
