Boerne Radio Town Hall: Dr. Adriann Wolfe for Justice of the Peace, Precinct 1

As heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM at 11:30am on 10/10/26

Boerne Radio’s Town Hall host Baron Wiley interviews Dr. Adrianne Wolfe, the Democratic candidate for Kendall County Justice of the Peace, Precinct 1, ahead of the November 3 election with early voting starting October 19.

Wolfe, a retired US Navy veteran with over 20 years of service including military law enforcement, a criminal justice degree from Michigan State, and experience teaching business and leadership, explains that a JP handles matters like small civil disputes, evictions, neighbor conflicts, truancy, and late-night death scene duties.

She emphasizes fairness, accountability, transparency, visibility, and listening so people feel heard even if they dislike outcomes, and discusses balancing compassion with applying the law. Wolfe notes she sees no immediate need for changes, praises the incumbent’s work, and asks for votes and volunteers via WolfForJP.com and Facebook.
00:00 Campaign Disclaimer Intro
00:04 Meet Dr Adrianne Wolfe
00:45 Town Hall Welcome
01:39 What a JP Does
02:21 Navy Service Story
03:21 Why Run for JP
04:06 Compassion and Judgment
04:49 Sports and Personality
05:25 Why Boerne Feels Like Home
06:11 Coroner Duties Experience
07:05 Goals and Nonpartisan Role
07:56 Fairness and Court Values
08:48 Family and Battle Buddies
10:20 Grace Mercy in Court
12:04 Evictions and Hard Cases
12:56 Workload and Other JPs
13:47 Fines Truancy and Youth
15:03 Success Metrics and Outreach
15:59 Volunteers and How to Help
16:28 Final Ask and Paid Ad Outro

Boerne Radio Town Hall: Dr. Adriann Wolfe for Justice of the Peace, Precinct 1
As heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM at 11:30am on 10/10/26
Boerne Radio&rsquo;s Town Hall host Baron Wiley interviews Dr. Adrianne Wolfe, the Democratic candidate for Kendall County Justice of the Peace, Precinct 1, ahead of the November 3 election with early voting starting October 19.
Wolfe, a retired US Navy veteran with over 20 years of service including military law enforcement, a criminal justice degree from Michigan State, and experience teaching business and leadership, explains that a JP handles matters like small civil disputes, evictions, neighbor conflicts, truancy, and late-night death scene duties.
She emphasizes fairness, accountability, transparency, visibility, and listening so people feel heard even if they dislike outcomes, and discusses balancing compassion with applying the law. Wolfe notes she sees no immediate need for changes, praises the incumbent&rsquo;s work, and asks for votes and volunteers via WolfForJP.com and Facebook.
<ul>
<li>00:00 Campaign Disclaimer Intro</li>
<li>00:04 Meet Dr Adrianne Wolfe</li>
<li>00:45 Town Hall Welcome</li>
<li>01:39 What a JP Does</li>
<li>02:21 Navy Service Story</li>
<li>03:21 Why Run for JP</li>
<li>04:06 Compassion and Judgment</li>
<li>04:49 Sports and Personality</li>
<li>05:25 Why Boerne Feels Like Home</li>
<li>06:11 Coroner Duties Experience</li>
<li>07:05 Goals and Nonpartisan Role</li>
<li>07:56 Fairness and Court Values</li>
<li>08:48 Family and Battle Buddies</li>
<li>10:20 Grace Mercy in Court</li>
<li>12:04 Evictions and Hard Cases</li>
<li>12:56 Workload and Other JPs</li>
<li>13:47 Fines Truancy and Youth</li>
<li>15:03 Success Metrics and Outreach</li>
<li>15:59 Volunteers and How to Help</li>
<li>16:28 Final Ask and Paid Ad Outro</li>
</ul>

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