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4/15/2026

jesse4430
Apr 15
1 min read

IRON COUNTY - After 32 years of service to Iron County, including the past eight as Sheriff, Sheriff Paul Samardich announced via social media that he will be stepping down. That after consultation with his family, he’s decided to retire at the conclusion of his current term. Samardich said he plans to fully endorse and support his Chief Deputy in the upcoming election, stating he believes in his proven leadership within Iron County and that his years of experience make him the best candidate to lead the Sheriff’s Department into the future. Samardich also stated that it has truly been, and remains, an honor to serve the community.

 
 
 

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