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The Hamilton County Professional Fire Fighters Association PAC has endorsed U.S. Marine Corps veteran and business owner Scott Baldwin for State Senate.
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A Noblesville native, Baldwin is the Republican nominee for State Senate in District 20, which encompasses Noblesville and Westfield, as well as portions of Carmel, Fishers and unincorporated Hamilton County.
“The Hamilton County Professional Fire Fighters Association PAC is proud to support Scott Baldwin this November,” said Anthony Murray, President of the Hamilton County Professional Fire Fighters Association PAC. “As a Marine Corps veteran and former law enforcement officer, Scott Baldwin understands the challenges first responders face each day to keep our communities safe and save lives. He will be a strong champion for fire fighters, paramedics and for public safety in the State Senate.”
Baldwin served in the U.S. Marine Corps during Operation Desert Storm and went back overseas to assist Marine Corps personnel during Operation Enduring Freedom and the War in Afghanistan to apprehend high value, anti-coalition elements and narco-terrorists. He then served more than 12 years with the Indianapolis Police Department in a variety of roles including as a narcotics and homicide detective. While serving with IPD, he earned two Medals of Bravery and a Medal of Valor.
Baldwin is also a successful entrepreneur and business owner who has owned or helped grow several companies in the IT, real estate, construction and security sectors.
“Now more than ever, I am committed to defending our first responders and ensuring they get the support and resources they deserve,” Baldwin said. “I’m proud to be endorsed by the Hamilton County Professional Fire Fighters Association PAC and thank all of our local heroes for their service. I will always stand up for those who tirelessly and selflessly uphold public safety in our communities.”
Baldwin has also been endorsed by the Indiana State Police Alliance PAC, Indiana State Fraternal Order of Police, Indiana Chamber of Commerce’s Indiana Business for Responsive Government (IBRG), the Indy Chamber Business Advocacy Committee (BAC), Indiana Farm Bureau AgELECT and 25 local Hamilton County elected leaders, including all four Hamilton County Mayors.
For more information on Scott Baldwin and his campaign for State Senate, visit VoteBaldwin.com.