Candidate
Running for Office of:
Incline Village Justice of the Peace
First name:
Hans
Last name:
Keller
To be seen on Ballot:
Keller, Hans R
Address:
PO Box 3917
City:
Incline Village
State:
NV
Zip:
89451
Email address:
Phone:
775 846 4514
Website:
Formal Education:
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (Class of 1996):
cum laude academic honors from our own Sierra Nevada University (now University of Nevada), business degree with a focus on Ski Business & Resort Management.
Nevada P.O.S.T (Police Officers Standards & Training) Certification (Fall 1996):
I became a certified peace officer, laying the foundation for my law enforcement career.
cum laude academic honors from our own Sierra Nevada University (now University of Nevada), business degree with a focus on Ski Business & Resort Management.
Nevada P.O.S.T (Police Officers Standards & Training) Certification (Fall 1996):
I became a certified peace officer, laying the foundation for my law enforcement career.
Current Occupation:
I am a dedicated public servant closing in on three decades of experience, bringing a wealth of knowledge and commitment to the Incline Village and Crystal Bay community. My professional journey showcases a diverse background in law enforcement, department supervison, judicial roles, and community engagement. Currently, I am serving this community within the Incline Village Justice Court as the Criminal Clerk. I also serve as Justice of the Peace Pro Tempore for Incline Village as needed.
Government Background:
Two-term Elected Constable, (serving January 2015 to December 2022): I held the esteemed position of Constable, protecting your property, and earning the trust of our neighbors as your local duly elected law-enforcement official supporting the Justice Court and our community.
Bailiff Supervisor (November 2011 to December 2014): Supervisory role at Incline Village - Crystal Bay Justice Court.
Administrative Sergeant (May 2000 to November 2011): I served as a key administrative role in the Office of Constable, contributing to the overall efficiency of operations.
Deputy Constable (September 1996 to May 2000): Beginning my law enforcement journey, I served as Deputy Constable, gaining valuable foundational training & experience.
Law Enforcement Instructor (2000-2014): Certified in Defensive Tactics and Law Enforcement Firearms safety, I contributed to the training of law enforcement personnel.
Bailiff Supervisor (November 2011 to December 2014): Supervisory role at Incline Village - Crystal Bay Justice Court.
Administrative Sergeant (May 2000 to November 2011): I served as a key administrative role in the Office of Constable, contributing to the overall efficiency of operations.
Deputy Constable (September 1996 to May 2000): Beginning my law enforcement journey, I served as Deputy Constable, gaining valuable foundational training & experience.
Law Enforcement Instructor (2000-2014): Certified in Defensive Tactics and Law Enforcement Firearms safety, I contributed to the training of law enforcement personnel.
Reason for seeking position:
My journey to serve as your Justice of the Peace, Incline Village Crystal Bay Judicial Township, in our local Incline Village community is a story deeply woven into the fabric of our village. Since planting my Incline Village roots in 1993, I have witnessed the ebb and flow of time, observing the growth of local generations and the birth of new beginnings.
In those years, I have become more than a familiar face; People who know me suggest that I'm a pillar of the community. My commitment to helping our neighbors extends beyond my civil service, making me a figure of trust and reliability.
As the seasons change, so does the landscape of Incline Village, and I have been there to witness it all – from the transformation of businesses to the construction of new schools and grocery stores. The woods have made way for parks, improvements of our golf courses, tightening beach regulations, and major improvements of our own Diamond Peak. Through it all, I have stood alongside the community, embracing the adaptability and resilience that define Incline Village.
My involvement with the Incline Village Optimist Club, president, in the 2000s has allowed me to forge connections with countless local families. Whether they reside in town year-round or are just seasonal visitors, I have been a constant presence, offering assistance, guidance, and support.
For me, the decision to serve as a Justice of the Peace is a natural progression of my deep connection to Incline Village. I have seen the town evolve, not just physically but also in the hearts of its people. The sense of community is precious to me, and I recognize the strength derived from adapting to change, yet holding on to our robustness as an independent community.
Pledging to provide fair, unbiased, just decisions, and needed local Court services, I aim to continue fostering the strong bond with residents while solidifying the required connection with the Washoe County government. My extensive experience in the judicial process, local county government atmosphere, and law enforcement background equip me with the skills needed to ensure the strength and independence of our local Justice Court. Beyond the courtroom, my passion for outdoor activities and commitment to community service makes me a dedicated advocate for the well-being of the Incline Village community, reflecting my love for the town and its residents.
In those years, I have become more than a familiar face; People who know me suggest that I'm a pillar of the community. My commitment to helping our neighbors extends beyond my civil service, making me a figure of trust and reliability.
As the seasons change, so does the landscape of Incline Village, and I have been there to witness it all – from the transformation of businesses to the construction of new schools and grocery stores. The woods have made way for parks, improvements of our golf courses, tightening beach regulations, and major improvements of our own Diamond Peak. Through it all, I have stood alongside the community, embracing the adaptability and resilience that define Incline Village.
My involvement with the Incline Village Optimist Club, president, in the 2000s has allowed me to forge connections with countless local families. Whether they reside in town year-round or are just seasonal visitors, I have been a constant presence, offering assistance, guidance, and support.
For me, the decision to serve as a Justice of the Peace is a natural progression of my deep connection to Incline Village. I have seen the town evolve, not just physically but also in the hearts of its people. The sense of community is precious to me, and I recognize the strength derived from adapting to change, yet holding on to our robustness as an independent community.
Pledging to provide fair, unbiased, just decisions, and needed local Court services, I aim to continue fostering the strong bond with residents while solidifying the required connection with the Washoe County government. My extensive experience in the judicial process, local county government atmosphere, and law enforcement background equip me with the skills needed to ensure the strength and independence of our local Justice Court. Beyond the courtroom, my passion for outdoor activities and commitment to community service makes me a dedicated advocate for the well-being of the Incline Village community, reflecting my love for the town and its residents.
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