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Saunders County Sheriff’s Deputy Chris Lichtenberg, center, was honored as the 2019 Nebraska American Legion Law Enforcement Officer of the Year in Kearney. He was presented the honor by Gary Wooten, left, state commander, and James Scott, commander.
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Republican Chris Lichtenberg, a sergeant with the Saunders County Sheriff’s Office, has announced his campaign for Saunders County Sheriff.
Lichtenberg’s announcement came after current sheriff Kevin Stukenholtz announced that he will not be seeking another term.
“As a life-long resident of Saunders County, a current Sergeant with the Saunders County Sheriff’s Office, and a life of demonstrated public service to the citizens of Saunders County, I look forward to serving the citizens in yet another way,” Lichtenberg said.
Lichtenberg has more than 20 years of law enforcement experience including supervision and administrative roles. He also is the village board chairman in Cedar Bluffs, the assistant fire chief and EMT for the Cedar Bluffs Fire Department, and is a past chief of police for Cedar Bluffs.
Lichtenberg has received numerous awards including State Law Enforcement Officer of the Year by the American Legion, a Heroism Award by Governor Ricketts, and a Heroism award by the Nebraska State Firemen’s Association.
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