Sarah Kuhn has announced her candidacy for Shelby County Coroner.
Kuhn is a lifelong resident of Shelbyville that has devoted her career to serving others with compassion, integrity and respect, according to her announcement.
Kuhn has 10 years of medical experience and seven years of public safety service. She has spent the last three years serving as Deputy Coroner.
“These experiences have prepared me to uphold the responsibilities of this office with professionalism and care,” stated Kuhn. “My family and I are deeply rooted in Shelby County, and our commitment to this community runs strong. I believe the role of Coroner is not only about responsibility, but about trust, dignity, and being a voice for families and for those who cannot speak for themselves.
“I am committed to continuing my service with empathy, dedication, and fairness. I look forward to earning your support as we work together to uphold the values that make Shelby County such a special place to call home.”
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