Clint is a 24-year veteran with the Kentucky State Police, retiring in 2013 as a Master Trooper. He also served as a part-time Bardwell police officer for three years after his retirement from KSP.
"I have served the people as a police officer for 27 years in Carlisle as well as other counties,” Davis said. “I have a vast amount of training and experience in all aspects of law enforcement during this time. After having work experience in Carlisle County for 27 years, I know the problems that face us. My experience and skills has given me the ability to address these problems. I have heard what you want and expect from your Sheriff. I will strive to give you the professional sheriff's office you want and deserve."
“The drug problems Carlisle faces and the theft of property tops our list of problems as they are often related as people steal to buy drugs. We need criminal patrol and be able to answer calls for help and service in our County and you want professional officers that can fairly enforce the law and solve the problems when they arrive. You expect this from your Sheriff and I feel I can be that Sheriff. Court security can still be provided with prompt service of court papers to make the system more efficient."
"I am now asking the people of Carlisle County to allow me to serve them as their next Sheriff. I will be on the ballot in the May 20th primary election."
