How I am Serving the Community
The Value of Being Connected with People
The Value of Being Connected with People
Ken served on the Steuben County Council for seven years prior to being elected as commissioner. He also is President of Shelton Investigations, LLC Angola and has held many offices in professional organizations, including National Director of the National Association of Legal Investigators. He is a member of the 101 Lakes Kiwanis service organization and has served on various not for profit boards, including Turning Point Homeless Shelter and 4-County Transitional Living. Ken is a member of the Angola Area Chamber of Commerce. He and his wife, Karen are active community volunteers and are members of the local Gideon Camp, where he is serving as Camp President currently.
The Value of Being Connected with People
The Value of Being Connected with People
The Value of Being Connected with People
Ken listens to his constituents. He is always ready to hear from the residents in our community. He strongly feels that he was elected to represent all the people of Steuben County and makes himself available 24/7 to hear their concerns and their needs. As when he served the Indiana State Police, he identifies himself as a public servant, not a politician.
Top Issues
The Value of Being Connected with People
Top Issues
Economic development is very high on Ken's priority list, including community growth and stability. He knows that to grow and keep our youth here in our county, we must have well-paying jobs, affordable housing, childcare, and recreational amenities to offer. He is a proud graduate of Tri-State (now Trine) University and is thrilled at the collaboration being developed with the city/county, Trine and Cameron Hospital. He is a strong supporter of the Poka Bache Trails project.