District Judge Kibler announces re-election bid
LOCK HAVEN, PA – Magisterial District Judge Keith Kibler has announced his candidacy for
re-election in Clinton County District 25-03-01 which serves residents of the townships of Allison, Castanea, Colebrook, Crawford, Dunnstable, Gallagher, Pine Creek I and II, Wayne, Woodward; the City of Lock Haven; as well as the boroughs of Avis and Flemington.
Kibler will seek both the Republican and Democratic Party nominations in the May primary election.
“I am running for re-election for Magisterial District Judge to continue to put my experience and unbiased leadership to work for the people served by magisterial district one. Over the past five years as a District Judge I have a proven track record of working efficiently and fairly with the public and the court system. My decisions have always been made after a careful review of the facts and the law. Since the person behind the bench represents the face of the justice system it’s important to me that people will leave the court believing they’ve experienced a fair and just process,” Kibler said.
A lifelong resident of Clinton County, Kibler is a 1988 graduate of Lock Haven High School and attended Lock Haven University. After 25 years working in law enforcement for the Lock Haven Police Department, he retired as Chief of Police in 2017.
He is the son of Jerry and Sandra Kibler, long-time residents of Lock Haven. His father is a Vietnam veteran and retired United States Postal carrier and his mother, a retired clerical worker.
He and his wife Marjori reside in McElhattan. They have been married for twenty-eight years and are the parents of two adult children, Brandon and Rachel.
Kibler is a member of the Rotary Club of Lock Haven. He volunteers as a Rotarian for the Salvation Army More Than Bread lunches, Sleep in Heavenly Peace project, and the Great Island Race Series.
