Past Campaign
Sheriff, Franklin County
Primary election
Past campaign details are available on the full race page.
Lori M. Streeter is not currently running for office on Civoren.
Lori M. Streeter has worked at the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office and House of Corrections since 1985, rising from Correctional Officer to Superintendent and Special Sheriff in 2014. She was appointed Franklin County Sheriff by Governor Maura Healey upon the retirement of Christopher Donelan. Throughout her tenure she has prioritized substance use disorder and mental health treatment, supported the establishment of the Franklin County Community Justice and Re-Entry Center, and managed the on-site Re-Entry Program. She graduated from Westfield State College with a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice and a minor in Social Work, and lives in Greenfield with her wife, Maggie.
Lori M. Streeter has a recorded position on six issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Streeter wants to focus on inmates' re-entry from jail back into the community and to establish a women's pre-release program providing services, training, and support for the transition back into society.
“Streeter, 61, said she would like to focus on inmates' re-entry from jail back into the community and eventually establish a women's pre-release program, which is designed to help individuals transition back into society by providing services, training and support.”
recorder.comAs of March 2025
Streeter champions the Franklin County Sheriff's Office TRIAD Program, a crime-prevention and wellness initiative protecting the safety and welfare of senior citizens, and says elders would be at a loss without it.
“"Those elders would be at a loss without us" - referring to the Franklin County Sheriff's Office TRIAD Program, "a crime-prevention and wellness initiative aimed at protecting the safety and welfare of our senior citizens."”
recorder.comAs of March 2025
Supports the new Massachusetts gun law as a responsible and necessary step, saying Massachusetts is better for it.
“One supporter of the new gun law in its entirety is Lori Streeter, Franklin County's interim sheriff. 'I think it's a responsible thing to do,' she says. 'It's a strong statement and a necessary statement, and I think Massachusetts is all the better for it.'”
recorder.comAs of March 2025
Streeter has prioritized mental health treatment in the Franklin County jail and vows to maintain the trauma-informed treatment model established by her predecessor, Christopher Donelan.
“Streeter has vowed to continue maintaining that culture. She has prioritized treatment of mental health and substance use disorders.”
recorder.comAs of March 2025
Streeter described her campaign as focused on "strong leadership, public safety and, especially, expanding effective programming and re-entry efforts within the Sheriff's Office."
recorder.comAs of January 2026
Streeter has prioritized substance use disorder treatment in the Franklin County jail and House of Correction, and has said she is watching the opioid-treatment programs funded by federal grants that could be affected by funding changes.
“Like the sheriff before her, Streeter has prioritized substance abuse and mental health treatment in the 320-bed jail. … Streeter said she is keeping an eye on the education and opioid treatment programs.”
vermontpublic.orgAs of March 2025
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