Tina Nieto believes in CCW permits and would not do anything to restrict the rights of law abiding residents in Monterey County. Tina will strongly support the constitutional rights of all residents should she be elected as Monterey County's next Sheriff. For further questions on this issue, please do not...

MONTEREY DEPUTY SHERIFF'S WANT TINA! For the first time in history the Monterey County Deputy Sheriff's Association have endorsed a candidate outside of their office. "The men and women of the Sheriff's Office are passionate about public safety and deserve a leader and team that values their sacrifices and the...

ENDORSEMENT ALERT! PORAC (Peace Officers Research Association of California), Central Coast Chapter supports Tina! PORAC is the largest law enforcement organization in the state, with more than 75,000 public safety members and more than 930 organizations. "Our duty is to provide Californians with the safety and security they need to...

ENDORSEMENT ALERT- Monterey Weekly!  "We think Tina Nieto is the best choice for Sheriff. She brings the unique mix of being the most experienced candidate when it comes to managing a large organization, and also being a total newcomer to the Monterey County Sheriff's Office." - Monterey County Weekly. I...

Marina Police Chief Tina Nieto, who spent nearly three decades with LAPD and was a captain in the U.S. Army reserve, is running for Monterey County Sheriff.

Gov. Gavin Newson appointed four people to the Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) on Dec 1. One of them is Marina Police Chief Tina Nieto.

Adding a new dimension to the race to replace Steve Bernal as Monterey County sheriff, the latest candidate is Marina’s chief of police, a woman with strong executive experience with the Los Angeles Police Department.