FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 19, 2026 CONTACT info@willmilam.com MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD — Will Milam today announced...
Former Labor Secretary and County Council Member Tom Perez Endorses Will Milam for Montgomery County Sheriff
Montgomery County, MD – Tom Perez, former U.S. Secretary of Labor and Montgomery County Councilmember, has endorsed...
Press Release: Milam Campaign Breaks $100,000 Fundraising Mark, Announces Wave of Endorsements in Montgomery County Sheriff’s Race
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 11, 2026 Montgomery County, MD — Will Milam, candidate for Montgomery County Sheriff,...
Candidate calls for accountability in MoCo sheriff’s office during forum
Sheriff Maxwell Uy and opponent Will Milam to face off in June Democratic gubernatorial primary Bethesda Today By Elia...
Press Release: Unprecedented Public Safety Support: Firefighters and Law Enforcement Unions Unite Behind Will Milam for Montgomery County Sheriff
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Montgomery County, MD – In a powerful show of unity, the International Association of...
Montgomery Perspective: Milam Announces First Wave of Endorsements for Sheriff
https://montgomeryperspective.com/2025/09/16/milam-announces-first-wave-of-endorsements-for-sheriff
Bathesda Today: Domestic violence, mental health top issues for sheriff candidate Will Milam
Domestic violence, community mental health and restoring the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office are just a few of the issues that Poolesville resident Will Milam, a retired chief assistant sheriff for Prince George’s County, hopes to address if he defeats current sheriff Maxwell Uy in the 2026 gubernatorial election.
WTOP Speaks with Will Milam About His Vision for the Montgomery County Sheriff’s
Exclusive: WTOP anchor Nick Iannelli hears from Will Milam about his bid in the primary for Montgomery County sheriff
A political battle for sheriff in Montgomery County, Maryland, is taking shape.
Sheriff Maxwell Uy will face a challenge from Will Milam, who retired earlier this year as chief assistant sheriff for Prince George’s County, where he served for nearly 20 years.







