On Monday, Sheila Dixon, a candidate for Mayor of Baltimore, received an official endorsement from Baltimore City Sheriff Sam Cogen, further solidifying her support from the city’s public safety officials.

During a press conference held at Dixon’s campaign headquarters, Sheriff Cogen publicly endorsed her mayoral bid, highlighting her qualifications and vision for the city.

Cogen’s endorsement follows a similar move by Baltimore City State’s Attorney Ivan Bates, who had endorsed Dixon several weeks earlier.

The endorsements from these two prominent public safety officials underscore Dixon’s commitment to addressing issues related to crime and security, which have been major concerns for Baltimore residents.

As the campaign progresses, Dixon is expected to continue garnering support from various sectors, including law enforcement and public safety agencies, as she seeks to convince voters that she is the best candidate to tackle the city’s challenges effectively.

The endorsements also reflect Dixon’s experience in municipal governance, having previously served as Mayor of Baltimore from 2007 to 2010.

With the backing of respected figures in the public safety realm, Dixon aims to present herself as a strong candidate capable of implementing comprehensive strategies to enhance public safety and improve the overall quality of life for Baltimore’s citizens.

As the election draws nearer, the endorsements from Sheriff Cogen and State’s Attorney Bates could prove influential in shaping public perception and potentially swaying undecided voters in Dixon’s favor.