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Florida Sheriffs Personnel Directory 2010 FLORIDA SHERIFFS PERSONNEL DIRECTORY 2010 Published by FLORIDA SHERIFFS ASSOCIATION Reprinted January 2010 Florida Sheriffs Association ..................................................................................... 3 Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches ............................................................................... 5 Sheriffs Insurance Programs ................................................................................... 7 Florida Sheriffs’ Task Force ...................................................................................... 9 Sheriffs' Offices .......................................................................................................... 15 Detention Facilities ................................................................................................... 85 Legal Advisors ............................................................................................................. 93 Miscellaneous State Agencies ................................................................................. 101 Miscellaneous Federal Agencies ............................................................................. 101 Miscellaneous Associations ...................................................................................... 102 Reprinted January 2010 1 2 Reprinted January 2010 FLORIDA SHERIFFS ASSOCIATION www.flsheriffs.org ADMINISTRATION: Executive Director ............................................................................................................................Steve Casey Executive Assistant ..........................................................................................................................Marti Moore Receptionist/Secretary .....................................................................................................................Lisa Gregor Mailing Address ..........................................................................P .O. Box 12519, Tallahassee, FL 32317-2519 Location (Temporary Physical Address) ................................... 1983 Centre Point Blvd., Suite 101 (32308) Telephones: FSA Office ................................................................................................................................850/877-2165 FAX ............................................................................................................................................850/878-8665 Executive Director (Cell) .......................................................................................................850/251-2300 ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES/MEMBERSHIP: (Financial; Personnel) Assistant Executive Director of Administration ........................................................................... Peggy Goff Controller ............................................................................................................................................ Keith Dean Federal 1122 Program Coordinator ............................................................................................ Glenda Travis Bookkeeper/Secretary ................................................................................................................... Linda McNeil Conference Coordinator & Meeting Planner ......................................................................... Rneé Stockton Projects Development Coordinator ............................................................................................. Kelly Tramel Director of Honorary Membership Services ............................................................................... Kathy Young Membership Accountants ............................................................................................Kelly Tramel/Greg Tish FSA Vehicle Bid Coordinator ............................................................................................................. Lynn Meek FSA Vehicle Contract Manager ......................................................................................................... Peggy Goff OPERATIONAL SERVICES: (Law Enforcement; Corrections) Assistant Executive Director of Operations ................................................................................ Tim Cannon Law Enforcement & Training Services Coordinator ................................................................... Roy Hudson Administrative Assistant ............................................................................................................. Patti Brigance Teen Driving & Emergency Management Coordinator ................................................................ Phil Rivers PUBLICATIONS: Director of Publications .................................................................................................................. Frank Jones Editor – The Sheriff’s Star, All Points Bulletin (APB) & FSA Legal Bulletin ................................................................................Julie Bettinger – 850/933-1304 (cell) NOTE: To send e-mail to a FSA employee use the following format: [email protected] Examples: [email protected] One exception: Kathy Young ([email protected]) LEGISLATIVE: FSM Associates - 2901 Lake Bradford Road South, Tallahassee, FL 32310 Governmental Relations ..................................................................................................Frank Messersmith Telephone ....................................................................................................850/576-5858; FAX 850/576-2609 Email ............................................................................................................................................ [email protected] Legislative Coordinator ....................................................................................................................Steve Casey Legislative Analyst ........................................................................................................... Quincee Messersmith LEGAL AND LABOR RELATIONS: (Hotline: 866-561-3503) General Counsel (Allen Norton & Blue, P.A.) .......................................................William E. “Bill” Powers, Jr. Location .................................................................... 906 North Monroe Street, Tallahassee, FL 32303-6143 Telephone .................................................................................................... 850/561-3503; FAX: 850/561-0332 Mobile ................................................................................................................................................850/933-2643 Residence .........................................................................................................................................850/893-2093 Email ................................................................................................................................wpowers@anblaw.com Residence Email ......................................................................................................kcpowers55@comcast.net CIVIL PROCESS: Consultant ..................................................................................................Gerard F. Keating, Attorney at Law Judy B. Schneider, Paralegal – 386/295-2259 (cell) Mailing Address .......................................................2905 Turnbull Bay Road, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168 Telephone .................................................................................................... 386/427-7621; FAX: 386/427-7886 Email .................................................................................................................................. [email protected] Reprinted January 2010 3 4 Reprinted January 2010 FLORIDA SHERIFFS YOUTH RANCHES FLORIDA SHERIFFS YOUTH RANCHES, INC. (Office of the President) P.O. Box 2000, Boys Ranch, FL 32064 ...................................................................800/765-3797; 386/842-5501 FAX: 386/842-1034 President ................................................................................................................................... Roger Bouchard 386/362-4649 (R); 386/208-2498 (C) Executive Secretary ......................................................................................................................Pat Raulerson Programs ...................................................................................................................................................Bill Frye Operations ....................................................................................................................................... Janet W. Bass Donor Relations ................................................................................................................................Alison Evans 386/364-9149 (C) Finance ...........................................................................................................................................Wayne Walden FLORIDA SHERIFFS BOYS RANCH P.O. Box 2000, Boys Ranch, FL 32064 ..........................................................386/842-5555; FAX: 386/842-1012 Program Director ........................................................................................................................... Brad Gregory FLORIDA SHERIFFS YOUTH VILLA 3350 State Road 60 E., Bartow, FL 33830-8471 ..........................................863/533-0371; FAX: 863/533-7006 Program Director .............................................................................................................................
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