Greenville and Pickens Counties have been hit hard by fentanyl. Cindy knows every case file represents a life, a family, and a community at risk. She always holds traffickers fully accountable and works with law enforcement and community partners to fight this deadly epidemic at every level.

Too often, the same criminals cycle through the system, committing new crimes while awaiting trial. Cindy will make sure repeat offenders face tough consequences, keeping dangerous criminals off our streets. Cindy is also a strong supporter of programs like Veterans, Drug, and Mental Health Courts that address the underlying issues in non-violent cases—breaking the cycle and reducing future crime.

As Cindy says, every file is more than paper — it’s a person waiting for justice. She tackles heavy caseloads and court backlogs, so victims aren’t left in limbo, and justice is served swiftly and fairly. 

Cindy knows families want to feel secure where they live, work, and raise children. She prioritizes neighborhood safety, from cracking down on violent crime to supporting efforts that keep communities
strong and livable. 

Prosecutors can’t do their job without strong partners in law enforcement. Cindy stands shoulder to shoulder with police, deputies, and first responders, giving them the tools and backing they need to keep communities safe.