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Help us Elect Brad Rowland as our next JAILER of Calloway County!
The Platform
Serving The Community
Brad Rowland for Jailer: A Proven Leader for Calloway County
A Lifetime of Service. Commitment to Community.
For over a decade, Brad Rowland has dedicated his career to serving the Calloway County community. From his start as a floor deputy in 2007, he has worked tirelessly to understand and improve the operations of our jail. His firsthand experience, combined with his leadership roles, makes him the most qualified candidate to serve as your next Jailer.
Experience You Can Trust
Brad's career path at the Calloway County Jail has provided him with a comprehensive understanding of every aspect of its operation. His experience includes:
- Floor Deputy (2007): Gaining critical, hands-on experience by working directly with staff and inmates.
- Lieutenant over the Work Program: Managing and overseeing a key program that provides inmates with opportunities for rehabilitation and skill-building.
- Training Officer: Responsible for training new and existing staff, ensuring the highest standards of professionalism and safety.
- Class D Coordinator: Managing the inmate population and ensuring a secure and efficient facility.
Brad's Vision for the Jail
As Jailer, Brad Rowland will use his proven expertise to:
- Promote Fiscal Responsibility: Ensure the jail's budget is managed efficiently and responsibly.
- Strengthen Staff Training and Retention: Invest in training and professional development to create a skilled and dedicated team.
- Enhance Rehabilitation Programs: Expand programs that help inmates re-enter the community as productive citizens, reducing recidivism.
- Prioritize Public Safety: Maintain a secure facility that works in cooperation with local law enforcement to keep our community safe.
Get Involved
Brad Rowland has a plan to lead the Calloway County Jail with integrity and experience. We need your help to make it happen.
Volunteer, donate, or request a yard sign to show your support today!
Testimonials
Matthew's
This post was taken from my Facebook page and shared by an individual who was previously housed in our jail and has since been released. They were speaking to another person about how I treat everyone in our facility, expressing that I show care, respect, and a genuine desire to see positive change in their lives.
Testimonials
Glenn's
An individual who was previously housed in our jail and has since been released.
Events
Oct. 31 Come meet me and get some candy at the Trails of Treats at the Murray Calloway County Parks. Update I was contacted and told political campaigning was not allowed this year at the park. So I spoke to the Jailer and I will be donating the candy to the jail and we will be handing it out as the Jail Staff. I hope to see you all. 11/1/2025 The Trails Of Treats was wonderful I believe we handed out over 6000 piece of candy. I want to thank my co-works that helped with this project.
Parade 2025!!
On 12/6/2025 I will be in this years Christmas Parade I hope to see all of you at the Parade. Update 11/25/2025 We have been working hard to make a fun and festive float for the big night we are about done I hope you all can make it out. UP DATE 12/8/2025 WOW we had a amazing time at the Parade!! We Hoped everyone like the Float we put a lot of man hours into it i hope it did not disappoint. We also gave out as all our candy to the kids!
On Jan 19th 2026 I plan on starting to place my Campaign Signs out the best ways to get one of these will be Message me on Facebook, Text me at (270)227-6239 or email me at brad@electrowlandforjailer.com I am looking forward to hearing from you!
On Feb. 9th The jail candidates will be at Pagliai's for the Republican party meeting we will be giving 5 to 7 mins. to speak to everyone Please come and meet me!
On April 11th The Murray Masonic Lodge 105 at 2036 KY-121 N Murray Ky, 42071 will be hosting a meet the Candidates Breakfast it will be 10.00 for the meal but your welcome to come meet us. Also if you have any question have them ready for us I can't wait to see you! UP DATE there is a event at the temple hill loge on 4/4/2026 I believe its 4 to 7 I will add more when i know more information
Service VS Experience
Hello everyone,
I want to take a moment to clarify something that’s often misunderstood: years of service vs. true experience.
Years on a job don’t automatically mean someone has mastered it. Sometimes, people may have experience in a different field or only part of the role they are pursuing. True experience comes from fully learning every aspect of the position, understanding how it works, and applying that knowledge effectively.
I’ve spent years gaining hands-on experience at the Jail—learning every part of operations, improving programs, managing policies, and making sure daily management runs smoothly. On top of that, I run a small business bringing in over $250,000 annually, handling payroll of $110,000–$140,000 per year, and making decisions to keep operations efficient and financially sound.
Some of my opponents like to say they’ve “handled a budget,” but that’s vague. Real experience is about understanding every dollar, making payroll, covering expenses, and keeping operations running efficiently. That’s exactly what I do every day in both the Jail and my business.
I encourage everyone to take the time to look at our websites and Facebook pages to see who truly understands how the Jail operates. Check public records, review open requests, and see who has taken the time to learn the job. Experience isn’t measured in years alone—it’s measured in knowledge, skill, and results.
— Brad Rowland