Re-electJamison WigginsGrand County Sheriff
Proactive for the People.
Proven Results. Ready to Keep Moving Forward.
- Sixth-generation Grand County resident
- Lifelong Grand County Sheriff's Office career
- Your Sheriff since 2023
- Deputies supported. Communities protected.
Six Generations
in Grand County
This is not a place Jamison Wiggins moved to. It is where his family has lived, worked, and served since the valley was settled — Moab, Spanish Valley, Castle Valley, and the country out toward Thompson Springs.
He and his wife, Amy, both graduated from Grand County High School, and today they are raising their two daughters in the same community. The people Jamison protects are his neighbors and his family's friends.
That connection shapes how he leads the Sheriff's Office: visible, approachable, and accountable to the people of Grand County.
Proactive Results
Since 2023, Sheriff Wiggins has delivered measurable progress across every part of the Grand County Sheriff's Office.
Keeping Our Communities Safe
Proactive enforcement, regional cooperation, and partnerships that protect Grand County families.
Strengthening the Sheriff's Office
Full staffing, modern tools, and professional standards that stretch every taxpayer dollar.
Improving the Jail & Justice System
Accountability paired with programs that reduce repeat offenses and prepare people for reentry.
Protecting Our Schools
A coordinated safety plan for every student, teacher, and campus in Grand County.
Keeping Control Locally
Local decisions, local dispatchers, local accountability.
Supporting Search & Rescue
Backing the volunteers who answer the call in the backcountry.
Strengthening Emergency Management
Planning ahead so Grand County is ready before the emergency arrives.
The Role
of Sheriff
The Sheriff is elected directly by the people — and answers to them. Jamison believes it is his duty to serve as a safeguard against government overreach and to uphold the Constitution without compromise. Our founding fathers understood the importance of an independently elected Sheriff who answers directly to the people of his county.
Protect Life & Property
The Sheriff is the county's chief law enforcement officer, responsible for protecting the lives and property of every resident.
Preserve the Peace
Keeping order across the towns, highways, and backcountry that make up Grand County.
Manage the County Jail
Operating a safe, lawful, and accountable jail with programs that reduce repeat offenses.
Support Search & Rescue
Equipping and supporting the volunteers who respond when someone is lost or injured in the canyons and desert.
Coordinate Emergency Management
Planning, training, and coordinating the county's response to floods, wildfires, and other emergencies.
Defend Constitutional Rights
Upholding the Constitution of the United States and the State of Utah for every citizen of Grand County.
Grand County
Is Behind Jamison
"Jamison Wiggins, incredible performance, I totally support him for Grand County Sheriff."
"I am proud to endorse Sheriff Jamison Wiggins for reelection as Grand County Sheriff...."
"Sheriff Jamison Wiggins has a proven record of taking drugs and criminals off of our streets and keeping our community safe...."
Key Election Dates
Grand County, Utah · 2026- Primary Election
- June 23, 2026
- General Election
- November 3, 2026
- Check Your Registration
- Anytime
Ballots are mailed to active registered voters ahead of election day.
Vote by mail, at a drop box, or in person in Grand County.
Confirm your registration and ballot status before the deadline.
Always confirm dates and deadlines with the Grand County Clerk/Auditor's Office.
Questions from
Grand County Voters
Straight answers about the office, the 2026 election, and how to reach Jamison in Moab, Spanish Valley, Castle Valley, and Thompson Springs.
What does the Grand County Sheriff actually do?
The Sheriff is the county's elected chief law enforcement officer. The office protects life and property, preserves the peace across Moab, Spanish Valley, Castle Valley, Thompson Springs and the surrounding backcountry, runs the county jail, supports Grand County Search & Rescue, coordinates emergency management, and upholds the constitutional rights of every resident.
When is the 2026 Grand County Sheriff election?
Utah's primary election is scheduled for June 23, 2026 and the general election for November 3, 2026. Ballots are mailed to active registered voters ahead of election day. Always confirm dates and deadlines with the Grand County Clerk/Auditor's Office.
How do I register to vote in Grand County, Utah?
You can register, check your registration, and track your ballot at vote.utah.gov. Grand County voters can return a ballot by mail, at a county drop box, or vote in person.
How do I get a Wiggins for Sheriff yard sign?
Fill out the yard sign request form on this site with your name, address and phone number. Signs are free to Grand County residents and a volunteer will deliver one to your address. There is no cost and no payment information is collected.
How long has Jamison Wiggins served in law enforcement?
Jamison Wiggins has spent his entire law enforcement career with the Grand County Sheriff's Office, serving in a variety of roles before being elected Sheriff. He has served as Sheriff since 2023.
How can I contact Sheriff Jamison Wiggins directly?
Jamison invites residents to call or text him at 435-260-8866 or email wigginsjamison@gmail.com. The campaign address is 4280 Zimmerman Lane, Moab, UT 84532.
Help Keep Grand County
Moving Forward
Put a sign in your yard, talk with your neighbors, or reach out directly to the campaign. Every conversation counts in a county this close-knit.