Lieutenant Dustin Dixon files as Republican candidate for Hamilton County Sheriff

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Lieutenant Dustin Dixon, a 24-year veteran of the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office, U.S. Army veteran, and lifelong public servant, has officially filed as a Republican candidate for Hamilton County Sheriff.

Dixon currently serves as a Lieutenant overseeing day shift patrol operations, including animal control and probation security. His leadership role reflects decades of experience, operational expertise, and a strong commitment to public safety and accountability.

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Dixon began his public service career in 2001 as Pretrial Diversion Coordinator for the Hamilton County Prosecutor’s Office. In 2002, he was hired as a Merit Deputy with the Sheriff’s Office. Over the past 24 years, he has served in Patrol, Investigations, the Canine Unit, and the agency’s tactical team, gaining experience at every level of the department. He graduated as an Honor Graduate from the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy in 2003 and is a graduate of the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department Leadership Academy and the Hamilton County Leadership Academy.

Dixon holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice with a minor in Finance from Ball State University. He is an active member of Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 103 and serves as the Sheriff’s Office liaison, advocating for deputies and staff.

Dixon is deeply involved in the community, volunteering with organizations including Shop For Kids (President), Noblesville Youth Assistance Program (Vice President), Morse Waterways Association, and the Elks Lodge.

In addition to his law enforcement career, Dixon is a business partner and Client Manager for a local security consulting and staffing firm, where he oversees client relations and administrative operations, further strengthening his leadership and management skills.

Dixon has received the endorsement of Doug Carter, retired Indiana State Police Superintendent and former Hamilton County Sheriff, who will serve as Honorary Campaign Chairman.

Doug Carter (left) and Dustin Dixon. (Photo provided)

“Dustin Dixon is the right leader for Hamilton County,” Carter said. “His integrity, character, and commitment to public service are unmatched, and his experience has prepared him to lead with professionalism and accountability.”

Dixon said his decision to run is driven by his dedication to the community and the Sheriff’s Office.

“Public safety will always be my top priority,” Dixon said. “I believe in leading with integrity, supporting our deputies, and maintaining trust with the citizens we serve.”

Dixon and his wife, Roslynn, have been married for 23 years and live in Noblesville with their son and retired K9, Fonzie.

For more information, visit DixonForSheriff.com.