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Welcome to the Florida Sheriffs Association's "Annual Guide to Government 2003" —a special edition of The Shen~s Star magazine,

Each year, we compile volumes of information on state gov- sions are being made which can affect the safety and well ernment to keep our members informed and to promote being of you and your family. improved communication between law-abiding citizens and Having just returned from our 2003 Mid-Winter Sheriffs lawmakers. This state was an especially challenging year for conference, I can assure you that the commitment of your the issue because the elections ran so close to our publishing Florida Sheriffs has never been stronger. We have invested date. But I want to assure you we have done our very best a great deal of time in building relationships with lawmakers up-to-the-minute to provide biographical information, con- and with citizens, and we are not about to compromise when tact phone numbers, mailing addresses and web sites for cor- it comes to defending our communities against any threat— respondence —all included in this one comprehensive guide, terrorist, political or otherwise. Just as in our 2002 edition, we reserved the back part of In this new era of law enforcement, it's more important the book to help educate readers about the work of the Flori- than ever to support the work of the chief law enforcers of You' da Sheriffs Association. ll find Frequently Asked Ques- our state. Your support of FSA does just that. ..it provides tions (and helpful answers), Crime Trends, Crime Prevention Sheriffs and their staff with many of the tools they need to news and more. safeguard our communities —training, task forces, legislative This section is also where you' ll find our FSA Legislative and legal services to name a few. Preview: Public Safety Issues 2003. You know you can On behalf of the 67 Sheriffs and thousands of law count on Florida Sheriffs your to play an active role in repre- enforcement personnel in our state, I'd like to thank you for senting public safety concerns to decision-makers in Talla- your support in the past. And we look forward to continuing hassee. We will continue our long-standing tradition of to earn your support in the future. being present in the halls of the Capitol when critical deci-

Annual Guide to Government CONTENTS Volume 47, No. 1,January / February, 2003 Florida Sheriffs Association tANbllsber, 6ary E. Perkins, Executive Director, Florida Sheriffs Association OScers...... Rdltor, Julie S. Bettinger Rdltorlal Consgltarst, Carl Stau6er Board. of Directors ...... FLORIDA'S &apbte Bestgrs, Frank J.Jones Rdttortal Coordinator, Heidi Harkius GOVERNMENT State Government Chart ...... The SbertI's Star is published bi-monthly during January/February, March/April, May/June, July/August, Executive Branch ...... 6 September/October, and November/December, the Florida Sherifs by Association, a non-progt corpora- Directory of State Agencies ...... 8 tion, P, O. Box 12519, Tallahassee, Florida 32317-2519 (street address, 2617 Mahan Drive). The sub- .... Legislative Branch. scription rate is $5 per year and the publication number is USPS 493-980. Periodicals postage paid at ...... 12 Tallahassee, Florida and at additional mailing otIIces. POSTMASTER Please send address corrections to Judicial Branch ...... ,...... ,...... 17 y'be Sberig's Star, P. O. Box 12519, Tallahassee, Florida 32317-2519. Copyright 2002 by 17/ortda Florida's U.S. Senators Sbertgs Association. ISSN 0488-6186 and Representatives ...... 22 E-mail:jbettingeroflsheriffs. org Web site: http: //www. flsheriffs. org/ Directory of County Oflicials ...... 28 Phone(800) 877-2168 Local850-877-2165 Fax(850) 878-8665 SheriSs of Florida (Biographies) ...... 32 Dh ectory of Law Enforcement Agencies ...... 50 The Florida Sheriffs Association ~dgs nog raise funds by telephone. Sheriffs' Legislative Preview ...... 55 Crime Trends and Crime Prevention Tips. .57,59 A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF Sher18's' Telephone / FAX Numbers CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING 1-800-435-7352 TOLL FREE, WITHIN THE STATE. REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL, OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE. THE REGISTRATION NUMBER IS SC-00915. and Addresses ...... Inside Back Cover ' ""'

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1''i certainly want to convey what an honor it is for me to represent the Sheriffs of Alachua Florida this year. The reputation we enjoy as Sheriffs has been built through County She~ the years by people serving this office with dedication and honesty and extends Steve Oelrich beyond the boundaries of Florida. Pres&dent of'the What I want to emphasize during my tenure as president is one of fundamen- Florida tals: What is our role and why do we serve'? Sheriffs I am sometimes asked what the best part of my job is, My answer is always Association the same, The best part of my job is that I get to work with heroes everyday. And that's the core of what we as Sheriffs should be about. We should see ourselves as having a very high calling and that calling should be taking care of our brothers and sisters on the street, in their homes and at their jobs. Even in the jail setting, we are charged with the care and custody of other people. I tell my deputies and employees that our calling is high and our responsibili- ty heavy. But I also know that their dedication is great and their commitment to serve is complete. I tell new employees and deputy sheriffs that before their first be some citizen's hero. It may not be in some dramatic year is over they will likely ItI ,, way —saving a life or confronting a dangerous person. It's likely to be in showing some kindness or courtesy during a traumatic time. It may be extra effort to help out a person or family in trouble. The Sheriffs of Florida respond to millions of emergency calls per year. On the other end of that phone are the hurts, crimes, traumas and confrontations of our respective communities. The Sheriffs, our deputies and employees are obligated and committed to respond to many of the ills and injuries of our citizenry, We don' t ask why. We do it without regard to status, race, wealth, gender, age or political persuasion, And we surely don't respond this way in order to reap rich rewards for ourselves. We all do it to because we are committed to serve. And serve we will. That' s — why I say the best part of my job is working with heroes every day. I can assure you that all Florida Sheriffs feel this way.

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THE SHERIFF'S STAR 6 JANUARY I FEBRUARY 2002 Deputy State Motorist Services Facffig«s Health Children's Officer ';" ':ii'„', (850) 410-3630 {859)9214188': „:! ", Tf Medical Services 4025 Esplanade Way DIVISIONS (*Addi«as same as"'abby» Tallahassee, 32399 St. Petersburg, (850) 245-4210 Administrative Services Labor and ' ' . Florida 33701.5095 Sandra G, DeLopez, Director Employment Security, {tffff)},f4&)~', Florida Marine Research (*Address same as above. ) (850) 488-1404 Department of 8 lbstltute Health {727)898-8626 Care Driver Licenses Agency phased out in 2002. (nfofmatkefpfof)16{h "", : „'';;, ',' Administration, ' "":f'' }z".i'" Sandra Lambert, Director More information is available Director 'v;;, ,'. for :;88afffa L Perter, Director' Agency (850) 414-2426 online at (850)' 410.71,80 Nvjfjkjn ef Admlnistragve www. fdhc. sIate. fl.us www2. myflorida. corn '-» Florida Highway Patrol Rod Caswell* @4IB51 Rhonda M. Medows, MD, Christopher A. Knight, Major services were trans Professionalism FAAFP Director ferred to the following Program Dir. C lvvxf. M „„, LY~YY~~~s, Et}witt, J, j,f)ptfef, Direct«r' secretary (850) 488-4885 agencies: , ' ' ' (850) 410-8600 Qhjiif«rt «I Fj«s»~ 2727 Mahan Drive Ffaherfas . .. Buildffff) 3, Room 3116 Information Systems Child Farm Labor- „. and BUSINESS Tampa, 838tyF;, ', '„', r';,:vj„,~! Tail«basics, 108 Administration Business & Professional SUPPORT (813}801-0806! 880/822'3809 Randy Easer, Director Regulation Wffjfams, Director' 488-6264 , R«y Aagng (850) Labor Organizations— Teddy Payne* Economic Crjmres/ Division of Markte 'Bummer)gtfght" Fffjherles Business & Professional Finance & Accounting Medicaid Fraud Chief ,, (850) 487.0554 Medk4 Ofgcer Motor Vehicles Regulation Administrator Bul{(ling 8, i%It« 8168 Carl A. Ford, Director Unemployment Appeals— (850) 410-7155 ' Mary Leontakianakos i Cofonel Jon«s" , 859/922;5780 i;;., Julia {850)4884597 Agency for Workforce Chuck Faircloth I!,';: Director, Division of Law Innovation Jerry Hendry* Tallahassee 32399-1050 f,'I:: Chrlsty Gi'egg' Enforcement All addresses: Vocational Rehabilitation— General Services (850) 414-3600 (850) 488-6251 Deputy Dffector Neil Klrkman Bldg. Department of Education Administrator Adminjstraffve Serve«a Tidlah&esee, 32399.0500 Welfare-to-work -Agency for (850) 410-7300 Nick Cox Frank Montaibano, Director' Building 2, Suite 200 Workforce Innovation ': 501 E. Kennedy Blvd. Division of Wildlife 850/488-2964 Juvenjje Workers' — JIBtkxs, , Comp Department Gaines Howerton* Suite 1100 488-3831 (850) Departmffnt «1, of.F/nancial Pfanning and Budget Tampa, 33607 Mary Pat Moore* www. myfforida. corn Services/Insurance Administrator (813) 233-2972 Jffri Antista* Chief of Staff (850) 410-7260 : Buikling 3 Suite 3107 "Bill" fB})tie(f6Counsel W. G. Bankhead, Law Eitf«re«ment, Scott Farr 850/922-5583 , 487-1784 Secrataiy De'psitlhent (' ~} of Mailing Address same as 2002 N Lois Ave, 2737 Cegterview Drive wwwfzge, state. ff4fs above. ) Suite 515 Valda Clark Christian' Tallahassee, 32399-3100 Tampa, 33607 General Counsel (850) 413-7313 James T. Moors Legal Affairs, (813) 801-0600 Building 3, Suite 3415B Commissioner ', Department of 850/922-5873 Francisco Alarcon" J. 2331.Phiilips Rd; Jacquelyn Dowd Deputy Secretary Tall. , FL 32308 Charlie Grist Anthony Dean ",,"Rulue Noble' 921-8807 (850) (850) 410-7001 Attorney General 135 W. Central Blvd. State of Florida ' Suite 1000 jdllfg 3;,Suite 1113A McElroy' Jane Doyle Jourdan" The Capitol, PL4)f Orlando, 32801 , , By~7 Chief of Staff Assistant Commissioner Tallahassee, 32399-1050 (407}999-5588 (850) 921-0803 (850) 410-7001 (6SOj 467-1963 Ceca Dykas Robert N. Sechen* Daryl G. McLaughlin' George LeMieux, Deputy. 1515 N. Flagkrr Ave. , '~/'D General Counsel Assistant Commissioner Carolyn Snurkowski Assf (850) 410-7001 Deputy West Palm Beach, 33401 Jerry Curington Asst. Deputy (561) 837-5000 EXECUTIVE STAFF Clay. Roberts, Executive ~'" i" 7 '., ";:„:„-,",j~'Gen ral Bonnie K. Rogers* ' Deputy Steve Kogan Itfr;Mv i,*,!II4 I ggQJ@ Chief of Staff The Capitol Auto Nation Tower (850) 410-7260 Tallahassee, 32399-1050 110S.E, 6th St, , (850) 487-1963 Ft. Lauderdale 33301-5060. i. rjpr Michael M. McHargue* (954) 958.5452, FDLE Leadership Center BRANCH OFFICES (850) 410.7373 Recco D«L«o Criminal "'t ' &x r"' Appeals 8405 N.W. I '!' 53rd St. Mjdfig'Ramage" Suite C.240 /v, ',;I,'{esS«ffg Ccu+ef Jim Rogers Miami, 33166 Tallahassee, 32399-1050 (305) 513-3200 r (650) 414-3300 jf'lj', jjj"4 Statewide Prosecution . Michael Neimand Bkiefgafe Plaza, Peter Williams Statewide Prosecutor II Ave. "' The Capitol, PL-01 IH !. ~"@131 Tallahassee, 32399-1050 j' ']~W~544& (850) 414-3700

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10 THE SHERIFF'S STAR A JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2003 " ' Way Law Enforcement Point . Skf(f, pl] Lisa McLean 4050 Esplanade e' "", "„:-", ', ;g" ", , ', 1„". . .', 32399-0950 Of COntaCt Talfah 'l)8, 'WI(I~hf)f(Itj'", ;-;, ";;, ', C;, . . ;;, ASSiStant StateWide TallahaSSee, Prosecutor (850) 488-2786 4211 N. Lois Avenue 2305 SR 207 Tampa, 33614 Administrative Hearings " ' Sharyn Smith, Director St. Augustine, 32086 , (813) 878-7337 DeSoto Bldg. (904) 823-0430 Lisa Porter, Chief 1230 Apaiachee Pkwy. Parole Commission Assistant Statewide Tallahassee, 32399-1550 www. state. fl.us Prosecutor (850) 488-9675 fpc. Auto Nation Tower ' Facilities Manager and Florida Parole Commission Information Services wwurfforfday(riLe)I) , 1:10S.E. 8th St., Suilding Construction 2601 Blairstone Road (Computer Services) jjtji"4j Suite 1406 i'hagi, Bldg. C Gerald Johnson Rook) McPhMri' I-t. Laudef(fale, 33301- Chris Kebna, Director Tallahassee, 32399-2450 Program Director . 5000:-,:. .Vacant, Deputy Director . . (850) 488-3417 113Carlton Bldg, Koger Center, bouglas Buffdlnf) (954) 712-4950 4050 Esplanade Way, 0!t 32399-0!00 2340 2 eeettet cehtet 0ttete:-'jittjjettijtl, '&I!!4ftlf!i'il Ste. 48M, Ste. 335 0, MemberS Of COmmiSSiOn: (850) 921-4444 West f100 Cryetal Brbughan, Chkff Tallahaeeee, 32399-0950 j, Tallahassee, 32301 Assistaitt Stafewkfev {850)488-2074 (Facilities) ' Jimmie L. Henry Diane Holmes Tall(jhjfs6I88, (f Proaecutor -, (850) 488 1817 Chairman (Computer Services) Workforce Innovation, (850) 248-7177 !, 1300 Rivsrplabe Blvd, (Constniction) , , Frederick B. Dunphy Deputy Program Director Agency for Suite 405 corn/awi ' Commissioner 113 Carlton Bldg. www2. myflorida. Agency Support Jacksonyllfe, 32207 Huinap Rtffaffons Tallahassee, 32399-0100 (Vacant), Prdcess M)magsi 348-2720 Comrriissidn, Monica David {904) 921-4444 Susan Pareigis, Director Derlck Djfjijlef, Dltecfoi Vlcc Commissioner (850) 107 E. Madison Office of Workforce John Duryea 2009 Apalachee Pdrkwa Pub((e Service Child Support Enforcement 1st Floor, Caldwell Building Information Services Assistant Statewide suite109 " Program Director Tallahassee, 32399-6545 Suzanne Martin, Deputy Prosecutor Tatlahasebe, 32m)t;4857 Cet)tfhlssieri jjlwjjjj. state. fl.us Lillie Bogan (850) 245-7124 Director Sullivan Center, (850) 488-7082 psc. 4070 Esplanade Way 107 E. Madison Suite 202 Willlitrri tit Tallahassee, 32399-3150 Office of Workforce Services Ground Floor, Caldwell 2075 W. 1st St. Human Resource, TWtt Vacant, Director Building Management Ekecutltrif (IIfector .(850) 488-8726 Deputy Ft. Myers, 33901 ' 254(8Bhum'ahrS Oak Bled. Tallahassee, 32399 6545 (941) 338-2440 Cherri Harper, Director . Director Workforce Program support (850) 245.7335 4040 Esplanade Way, Taffahassee, 82399-0()50 „: Deputy Program 413-8100 Harold Bankirer Tom Clendenning, Process Jodie Breece, Chief Ste. 360 (859) 4070 Ekpianade Way Manager Labor Market Statistics Assistant Statewide Tallahassee, 32399-0950 32399-315Q 107 E. Madison Rebecca Rust, Process (850) 922-5449 Members: Tifllaha'sees, , Prosecutor, Rudolph Bradley (SMI) '92239549 3rd Floor, Caldwell Building Manager N.W, 111 Avenue f8930 Taffshassee, 32399-6545 107 E. Madison '+fftt;tFL'88172 State Technology Program Brauffb L, Bdez 245-7499 Ground Floor, Caldwell Kim Bahrami, CIO Ljla A. Jaber, Chairman Btal8, (850) 80@I;,1015 „Qf)), fff Building 4030 Esplanade Way J. Terry Deason BepejIifhdhi Michael A: Palecki jjjjjjjr.dom!state!fl. Gne Stop Support System and Tallahassee, 32399-6545 ';jii!',!!j';i't; - „, ;. Ste. 180 , js, Coordination (850) 245-7257 Taffahassee, 32399-0950 " ProdessMarjager '(860) 410-4777 Revenue, GlendaHood Loi48bdtt, for Department of Secretary of State, , 18$ E. Madlsop St. Information Systems 2n'd //sun dms. state. fl. Collins Bjjikfing Fkjor, Cafdwell Betiding Outcome Assessment http: 6. ' 'I Tel)ah'asses, 'j", , '80 107westGainesstreet 8~.6545 (vacant), process Manager j ,''IIl)ljti!Ikijtyejlj', jI!", lii "Q'ifk Director us/dor Tallahassee 32399 (850) 248-74$ Mindy Rayrnaker, General Executive Director Transportation, Unemployment Cemperisjsion Counsel Department of Appeals, 107 E. Madison ' ". ", Robeft Pioce'ss Ckldweff Biiffding , 4', eT(jilfiffaesses, 32399-0100 www. myflorida. corn Whaley, 1¹tFldoi, , ii, j, jj,", .": . !(858),488.5050 Manager TNIafjasIesj 82888.8845 Thomas F. Barry, Jr. 107 E. Madisori (850) 245-7I87

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THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2003 11 EGISLATIVE Argenzfano, yfanoy 3-R 6216 W, Corporate Oale . „«:!'l'""'off" ;,' fk NCH Drive b&4)~ Crystal River, FL 34429-2694 (352) 860-5175 Miarhi, FL381444182;, . (305) 843'-720(f Aronberg, Dave 27-D Dockery, Paula, :,''j~t;-' 3900Woodlake Blvd. 15-R Suite 301 P.O. Drawer 2395 Greenacres, FL33463 Lakeland, FL33806-2395 (561) 433-2627 (863) 413-2900 M Rtbffs, ad)gn 'J 35-D « Atwater, Jeff Faseno, Mike HSBC Bank Bldg. vl 25-R 11-R 301 41st Street Mptedr 10337 North Military Trail 8217 MassachusettsAve Miami Beach, FL33148 Palm Beach Gardens, FL New Port Richey FL34653- (305) 535-5432 38410839 3'l11 (581) 825.5101 (727) 848-5885 Miller, Lesley 18-D Vacant Suite 302 26-R 2109 Palm Ave sz,Rodd Weil Tampa FL33605 . 8aefa, Rudy P.O. Box 5993 IIjfu

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Dem. , District 104 g XS 645 NE 127th Street Sprstt, Joseph R. "Joe" f Norlh Miami, FL 33161 Rsp. , Distdjct 77 {850)468-7088 Suite 8 4ORID~ 205 South Commerce Ross, Dennis A. Avenue RePreB}».'ritNNtI(4iIj, :,@ Rep. , District 63 Sebring, FL 33870-3604 fjjsj & 4416 Florida National Drive (850) 488-3457 '. 1. Greg Ever», Milton (}(fj. . . Lakeland, FL 33813-1515 2. Dave Murzin, (R) (850) 488-9890 Stensel, Dwight Anna Dem. , District 11 3. Ho»iday Benson (R) ' ' 208 North Ohio Avenue 4. Ray Sanaom (R) Bj», ',", Live Oak, FL 32064 5. Donald D. Brown (R) 'j!)Ifjjj 8427 SW 8th Street (850) 488-9835 Fg {j@'115 6. Allan G. Bense (R) 7. Bev Kilmer 859}488 4092 Stsrgef J (R) 8. Curtis B. Richardson (D) 933 South Florida Avenue 9. Loranne Ausley (D) 70. Nancy Dettfit(y() .':,. '.'„;,l', , , ;, „;;,pj, hjj}ji, ij Lakefand, FL 33803-1149 , 10. Will S. Kendrick (D) 71. Jeny Paul (y(I 'IjlfI T+ " poppeft, L, Ralph ~h~ 11. (D} 72. Lindsfty M. Hajrfhg(BII'(R) " ,".128t~thl» Drive Ii&{jf„i Rsp., Dkrfrlct 29 '+p» gL,I)4899 8089 3tbutman»MS Q 12. (R) 73. Bruce Kyle (R) 'ijfIfii S e " ', 0) 488~(:. , Rep„District 66 13. Mike Hogan (R) 74. (R) ': 484ihSeeet SW FL 327,'„, «, , ',„', 14. Terry L. Fields (D) 75. Carols Green (R) 76. J. Dudley Goodlette (R) 77. Joseph R. "Joe"Spratt (D) 17. Stan Jordan (R) 78. Richard A. Machek (D) Dani'a Beach, FL 33004- 88 Dsftf„~dt te. Doh Davis (R) 79. Frank Attkisson (R) 80. Stan Mayfield (R) 81. Gayle Harre» (R) West Palih Beaoh, FL 884(fe 21. Joe H. Pickens (R} 82. Joe Negron (R) Qulnones, John "Q" " (850}488-47« 22 Larry Crelut (R) 83. Carl Domino . Rep. , District 49 J (R) 28, Ed Jennings, Jr; (D} 84 James Hank Harper(D) 48 Miracle strip Parkway Waters, Leslle 3ftifpfbor Kfssfmmee city 85. Shelley Vane Fort Walton Beach, FL Rep. , Distjict 51 (D) 86. Anne M. Gannon (D) (850) 488-1170 5511 Park street North 28. Pat Patlarsert {R) 87. (R) st. Petersburg, FL 33709 27, Joyeex Dusac(t(D) 88. susan Bocher(D) Seller, John P. "Jack" (850) 488-6197 Suaahhe Rbsrhl'({3}: 89 Mary Brandenburg (D) " p" Ptfpptfif'(R)'' 90 living Blosberg (D) ' " !fuji."~j""!',j( '!! Atlantic Boulevard Dem. District 20 91 Bonnie , {gQsj , Mike»tftfoelos(R) Mack(R) ' FL 33060 PO Box 2161 , , 92„'' P'"Jabk" g~ljfjj, ~ fji~jjfh, 31, Mitch Nejadefmah (R), ;, j}ehn Seller ' *, (D) ji f, St. Augustine, FL32085- j '",, 32 BbbA»en {R) 33. Sandra Adams j(4. ~etc'J. Meadtwjjs (D) (R):' L' 34: David J. INeafbr (R} (Rf. 'Rge 'M~h (D} '' j'jjl", , Wiehner, Roger 8. 35. Jim Kaf linger j, ':, (R) : 98, Stab}r,JI',~(D) 36. Sheri Mclnvale (D) 97, tjjan H. flip}t (9) t,e'jj l, "J, 0 Oty Mall 37. David Simmons (R) 98. .Roger Ibkbt WfsIIhfjr (D) 99. IEIsahlw~ (@ " 100. TInfothy Ryan {Dj' (I,. I'! f'fj'j'. ;' I!jl"", - ' l,. j", 40. Andy Gardiner (R) 101. Mike Djtffts. (R) , :41. Randy Johnson (R) 102. Rafael "Ralph" !Art!a (R)

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' ilII, I, J@dtsonville, FL, November 4, %T ' ' 'E'ducation graduated from ;,',';4d'rew Jackson High School, Jacksonville, 1956; Bachelor of Arts ':and JD Degrees from University of. Florida; LLM Degree from University of ~~ .,'N@~te, of trial judges education program:. o~':;.;:by,National College of the State Judiciary arrd riuu~s 0@etjudicial education programs Church ajar'@@Qintedcath~~. W Ier:-"13 years as trial and appellate lawyer;, ele~@g', ;Fotut'h District Court cJ 08 T IC E of Appeal, 1976, and servS to the Florida '" Supreme Court on Augur'-29, ""::1'9944,auithor df numerous

articles relating to ~""g~tiornl, constitutional law, , :: ' "I' -:arid. : other Past-, . ;,', appellate practice various: topics; , ': ~ Chairman, Plori4@'i:&apt'artie: Court Commission: Ojj. Il'~",. "' ' ProfessiornaiiSN. ';.' ', '.

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JUSTICE ing, 15h Judicial Circuit Grievance Committee and the BARBARA JOAN Florida Bar's Civil Rules Committee and the Commission on PARIENTE the Legal Needs of Children; appointed by the Supreme Court to the Florida Bar Foundation Board of Directors in 1995;acts as Supreme Court Liaison for the Juvenile Rules Committee, Born , NY, December 24, 1948 ... )'" Drug Court Steering Committee and Family Court Steering Education Boston University, BS 1970; JD ', Committee; Faculty member of the Justice Teaching Institute. Degree in 1973 from George Washington University law school; Church Jewish; JUSTICE Career law clerk in Broward county for U.S. Southern District; 18 Years in private practice specializing in civil trial litigation, R. FRED LEWIS board certified trial lawyer; appointed to the Fourth District Court of Appeal 1993; appointed to the Supreme Court in Born Beckley, WV, December 14, 1947 1997; Honors and Awards 1993 recipient of the Legal Aid Educadon Woodrow Wilson High School, Society Civil Litigation Pro Bono Award; 2000 Florida Council Beckley, WV, 1965; BA, Cum Laude, on Crime and Delinquency Distinguished Judicial Service Florida Southern College, 1969; JD Degree Award; the Florida Association of Women' Lawyers' award in from University of Miami School of Law, recognition of lifelong Dedication the success of women Cum Laude, 1972 Church Methodist Military U.S. Army A.G. lawyers in the legal profession; 1998 American Bar Corp; U.S. Army Reserves; Honor Graduate A.G, School, Fort Association Law Day Speech Award, 1998 Lifetime Benjamin Harrison, Indiana Career 28 years in private prac- Achievement Award presented by the Palm Beach County tice, specializing in complex civil trial and appellate litigation; Jewish Federation Activities Member of the Florida Bar, The appointed to Supreme Court, 1998 Honors and Awards American Bar Association, the National Association of Florida Southern College Honor Walk Award; Besser Lindsey Women Judges, The Florida Association for Women Lawyers, Award; Williams Memorial Outstanding Athlete Award; Governor's State Advisory Committee on Character Education, NCAA post-graduate Scholar Award, 1968-1969; selected for Academy of Florida Trial Lawyers, Association of Trial outstanding Athletes in America; National Student Registry; Lawyers of America, Legal Aid Society of Palm Beach County, Order of Omega; Omicron Delta Kappa; Greek Hall of Fame; And Palm Beach County Chapter of the American Inns of continued on page 18 Court;. Active in numerous law-related organizations includ- THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2003 17 ~ ~ ~ 0

University of Miami School of Law Justice Honor Council; mittees and boards of The Florida Bar, Orange County Bar and selected for Iron Arrow; Bar and Gavel; Order of Barristers; Orange County Legal Aid Society; lecturer in various areas of Law Review; American Board of Trial Advocates Friends of criminal and civil law. Justice Award Activities Member, Tallahassee American Inn of Court, Justice Teaching Institute and Florida's Commission on JUSTICE the Legal Needs of Children; volunteer, Florida Law Related KENNETH B. Bell Education program; liaison to the Florida Board of Bar Examiners, the Committee on the Rules of Civil Procedure, the Born 1956 Education Bachelor's Degree Committee on Standard Civil Jury Instructions and the Code of Davidson College; J.D. , Florida State Rules of Evidence Committee; former Board of Director, Miami University Church Protestant 8+ie Victoria Children's Hospital; elected Citizen of the Year for 2001 by the Children Four Military None Career Florida Council; Received the "Everyday Hero" award for Private Practice 1982-1991;Circuit Judge, Community Service, 2001. 1991-2003; Supreme Court justice 2003 to present Honors and Awards Judicial Distinguished service Award by Florida JUSTICE Council on Crime and Delinquency, Chapter VI; Pensacola PEGGY A, QUINCE Waterfront Rescue Mission Certificate of Appreciation; "Aove Nad Beyond" award from Florida Association of School Resource Officers and Santa Rosa County Sheriff. Born Norfolk, VA, January 3, 1948 Education BS Degree, Zoology, Howard University, 1970; JD Degree from Catholic JUSTICE University of America, 1975 Church RAOUL G. CANTERO, III Baptist Career Hearing Officer with the Rental Accommodations Office; private practice, Norfolk, VA Born August 1, 1960 Madrid, Spain and Bradenton, FL, (1978-1980);Assistant Attorney General, Educatf'on Christopher Columbus High Criminal Division (13.5 years), including five years as Tampa School, , Harvard Bureau Chief and three years handling death penalty cases; Law School Church Blessed Sacrament Second District Court of Appeal 1994-98; Florida Supreme Catholic Church Military None Career Law Court, 1998 Honors and Awards first African-American Clerk, U.S. District Court, S.D. Florida 1986-87; Associate, female to be appointed to one of the District Courts of Appeal, Adorno R Zeder, P.A. 1988-93; Shareholder, Adorno R Zeder 1994; National Bar Association Jurist Award for Outstanding 1994-2002; Justice, Florida Supreme Court 2002-present two Hawkins Leadership; Virgil Awards; Broward County Honors and Awards Florida State University, Phi Beta Kappa, School Board Appreciation Award; Hillsborough County Phi Kappa Phi, Lambda Iota Tau-President 1982; Fred L. Sheriffs Council Black Advisory Appreciation Award, and the Stanley Award for Excellence In English, 1982; Marion L. Hay Lakeland NAACP Award for contributions to Civil Rights. Award for Academic Excellence, 1982. Activities member, Florida, Virginia State and George Edgecomb Bar Associations and Tallahassee Association of Women Lawyers; executive counsel, Appellate Section of the Seniors: Avoid Fraud By Following These Tips Florida Bar; Supreme Court liaison to the Workers' Compensation Committee, the Judicial Ethics Advisory It's no secret that seniors are a common target for fraud. And because Florida has one of the highest populations of seniors, we get our fair share of those Committee and the Supreme Court's Commission on Fairness. crimes. What can you do to avoid becoming a victim? Develop a healthy suspicion JUSTICE of all phone calls or visits that you did not initiate. Always consult a trusted family member before taking financial action with someone you' ve never done CHARLES T. WELLS business with before. And don't hesitate to call on law enforcement, if anything seems suspicious. The Florida Crime Prevention Association offers these tips to avoid fraud: Born Orlando, FL, March 4, 1939 Education William R, Boone High School, ~ Be suspicious of deals offering something for nothing or extremely low rates. Orlando; University Florida, BA of Degree, ~ To verify the identity of repair and delivery persons, inspectors or sales 1961, JD Degree, 1964 Church Methodist people, call their employer before opening the door of your residence. ~ Never reveal personal financial information - including Military U.S. Army Reserves (Ret.) Career bank account information —over the telephone or to strangers. private practice, 1965-68; trial attorney, U.S. Department v of Be wary of those who solicit home repair work by going door-todoor. ~ Justice, Washington, D.C., 1969; private practice, 1970-94; Beware if anyone claims to have found money and offers to share it with appointed to Florida Supreme Court, 1994 Honors Phi Beta you if you will put up good faith money of your own. ~ MOST IMPORTANT: if you suspect fraud or any criminal activity, don't be University Florida Hall Sigma; of of Fame; Florida Blue Key embarrassed or ashamed to report it immediately. President; Award of Excellence by Orange County Legal Aid Society for pro bono service Activities served on many com-

18 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2003 John H. Skinner James Thomas PUBLIC DEFENDER ' ' ~ ~ a ~ I ~ ~ A. C. Soud, Jr. McGrady James B. Gibson Brad Stetson Brandt C. Downey III Daytona Beach L. Haldane Taylor Crockett Farnell www. flcourts. org/osca Second Dletrht Third l&trlct Gary M. Farmer, Br. Frederick B. Tygart Dee Anna Farnell Eighth Judicial Icourtsldietrlct. htmf Sixth, Tenth, Twelfth, Eleventh and Robert M. Gross Waddell A. Wallace III Philip J. Federico Circuit ' Thirteenth and Sixteenth Bobby W. Gunther Michael R. Weatherby Marion L. Fleming Alachua, Baker, First District Twentieth Judeai . Judicial Circuits Fred A. Hazouri David C. Wiggins George W. Greer Bradford, Gilchrist, First, Second, Third, Circuits Larry A. Klein William A. Wilkes Raymond 0. Gross Levy and Union Fourth, Eighth and Mailing Address: Mark E. Polen STATE ATTORNEY John K. Renke Counties Judicial Ave , Fourteenth Mailing Address'. 2001 SW 117th George A. Shahood Harry L. Shorstein Nelly N. Khouzam Circuh P. 0, Box 327 Miami, 33175-1716 W Matthew Jacksonville Lauren Carroll ADMINISTRATOR Lakeland, 33802- (305) 229-3200 Stevenson PUBLIC DEFENDER Laughlin 352/374-3648 Mailing Address: 0327 Barry J.Stone Louis O. Frost, Jr. John C. Lenderman 1st District Courl {863)499-2290 or APPELLATE JUDGES Carols Y, Taylor Jacksonville Nancy Moate Ley CIRCUIT JUDGES of Appeal 801 E. Twiggs St. Gerald B. Cope, Jr. Marlha C. Warner Walt Logan Robert P. Gates 301 Martin Luther But@ 600 John G. Fletcher Fifth Judicial Richard A. Luce Chester B. Chance King dr. Blvd. Tampa, 336024547 David M, Garstin Fifth tNgdct Circuit Stanley R. Mills David A Giant Tallahassee, 32399 {813)272-3430 Marlo P, Goderich Fiflh, Seventh, Ninth Citrus, Hernando, Thomas E. Penick, Jr. Maurice V Giunta 'I 850 Melvia B.Green and Eighteenth Lake, Marion and R. Timothy Peters Martha Ann Lott (850) 488-6151 APPELLATE dames R; Jorgenson Judicial Circuits Sumter Counties Frank Quesada Toby S. Monaco JUDGES David L, Levy Peter Ramsberger Stan R. Morris APPELLATE JUDGES Chris W. Altenbknd Juan 'Ramirez, Jh Mailing Address: ADMINISTRATOR Anthony Rondolino Elzte S Sanders ' , Micha@E. Allen:,:: Joie R: Blue :Plan R. Schwarz 300 S.8each St. 352/620-3582 John A. Schaefer Peter K. Sieg :Edward. T. Barffejd Darpt. C. Caaanueva Robert L, Shevin Daytona Beach, . Susan F. Schaeffer Frederick D. Smith Robert T. Bentori Charles A. Dav@, Jr. 32114 CIRCUIT JUDGES Mark I. Shames Larry Gibbs Turner -Anne Cawthon Booth Carolyn K. Fulmar Fourth Bfstrkt (386) 255.8600 Carven D. Angel Irene H. Sullivan STATE ATTORNEY . Jr. Seventeenth , Edwin. B, Browgmg, Patricia d. Kelly. Fifteenth Don F. Briggs Linda H. Babb William P. Cervone Marguennte H. D@is Stevap Travis and Nineteenth, APPELLATE JUDGES David B. Eddy Lynn Tepper Gainesville ' ' R(Shard"W. ErAnu iff Noitheutt 'Judicial Circuits Jaoqueline R. GrNin Sandra Edwards- Ray E. Ulmer, Jr. PUBLIC DEFENDER ,Charles J. Kahn, Jr, Jerry R. Parker Richard 8; Orfinger Stephens Craig C. Villanti C. Richard Parker Jose+.Lewis, dr, Emlliwy J. Salcines Mailing Address: William D. Palmer. Barbara Gurrola Robert J. Morris Gainesville Philip J; Padovano Morris Sffbermiri P. 0. Box 3315 Eerie W. Peterson, Jr. Mark Jay Hill William R. Webb Ricky Polston Thomas E. Stri6ger, W. Palm Beach, Robert J. Pleus, Jr. Richard A. Howard STATE ATTORNEY Ninth Judicial ..WilliamA. Van Sr, 33401,4315 Thomas O; Sawaya T. Michael Johnson Bernie McCabe Circuit Nqrtwck, Jr. Charlm T. Caraway (561) 242-20M WiNfred J, Sharp Brian D. Lambert Clearwater Orange and Osceola - - Peter D. Webster Vigln@'M. He nandez Emersoii Richardson William G Law Jr PUBLIC DEFENDER Counties , 'dames. R. Wolf Covin@on APPELLATE JUOGES :Thompson, Jr, Sue Robbins Bob Dillinger James W. Wha5ey Melanic G, May Lawrence J. Semento Clearwater ADMINISTRATOR Raymond T. McNeal 407/836-2050 Daniel Burrell Merritt, Seventh Judicial e ~ Sr. Circuit CIRCUIT JUDGES Victor J. Musleh Flagler, Putnam, St. Gail A. Adams Curtis J. Neal Johns and Volusia John H. Adams, Sr. First Judicial PUBLIC DEFENDER STATE ATTORNEY Fourth Judicial William Jack Singbush Counties John Marshall Kest Circuit Jack Behr William N. Meggs Circuit G. Richard Singletary Theotis Bronson Escambia, Okaloosa, Pensacola Tallahassee Clay, Duval and Jack Springstead ADMINISTRATOR Jay Paul Cohen Santa Rosa and, PUBLIC DEFENDER Nassau Counties Hale R. Stancil 904I257-6097 Alan Apte Walton Counties Second Judicial Nancy Daniels William T. Swigert Richard F. Conrad Circuit Tallahassee ADMINISTRATOR Patricia Thomas CIRCUIT JUDGES Daniel P. Dawson ADMINISTRATOR Franklin, Gadsden, 904/630-1 693 Richard Tombrink, Jr. John M. Alexander Bob Evans 850/595-4400 Jefferson, Leon, Third Judicial STATE ATTORNEY Shawn L. Briese William C. Gridley Liberty and Wakulla Circuit CIRCUIT JUDGES Brad King John V. Doyle Donald E. Grincewicz CIRCUIT JUDGES Counties Columbia, Dixie, Charles W, Arnold, Jr. Ocaia S. James Foxman James Charles Michael G. Allen Hamilton, Lafayette, Aaron K. Bowden PUBLIC DEFENDER Klm C. Hammond Hauser Buttner G. Robert Barron ADMINISTRATOR Madison, Suwannee Frederic A. Howard H. Babb, Jr. Edward E. Hedstrom Anthony H. Johnson Frank L. Bell 850/488-1357 and Taylor Counties Hugh A. Carithers, Jr. Brooksville R. Michael Hutcheson Lawrence R. Kenneth B. Bell Karen K. Cole James R. Clayton Kirkwood "Mack" Nicolas P. Geeker CIRCUIT JUDGES ADMINISTRATOR McCarthy Sixth Judicial Robert K. Mathis Walter Komanski Merci Levin Goodman Thomas H. Bateman 904/758-21 63 Crenshaw, Jr. Circuit David A. Monaco Frederick J. Lauten Jack R. Heflin III Lance M. Day Pasco and Pinellas Arthur W. Nichols ill Cynthia Z. Mackinnon T, Michael Jones Nikki Ann Clark CIRCUIT JUDGES Brian J. Davis Counties William A. Parsons Roger J. McDonald John P. Kuder John E. Crusoe James Roy Bean Henry E. Davis Julianne Piggotte A. Thomas Mihok Lewis R. Lindsey P. Kevin Davey Paul S. Bryan Peter L. Dearing ADMINISTRATOR Robert K. Rouse, Jr. Jeffords Donalson Edward P. Nickinson III Kathleen F. Dekker Julian E. Collins David M. Gooding 727/464-4470 Edwin P. B. Sanders Miller Foster Linda L. Nobles Janet E. Ferris E. Vernon Douglas Robert Mallory C. McFerrin Smith III Belvin Perry, Jr. John T. Parnham Charles A. Francis Thomas J. Kennon, Peter J. Fryefield CIRCUIT JUDGES Michael Traynor C. Alan Lawson Paul A. Rasmussen William L. Gary Jr. Lawrence Page Linda R. Allen David Walsh Renee A. Roche Thomas T. Remington Terry P. Lewis John Weston Peach Haddock W. Douglas Baird John W. Watson III Jose R. Rodriguez Jan Shackelford George S. Reynolds STATE ATTORNEY Jean M. Johnson Bruce Scott Boyer Joseph G. Will Dorothy J. Russell McRae Mathis Kim Anthony Skievaski Jerry M. Blair E. W. Lowell Bray, Jr. Hubert L. Grimes Maura T. Smith Terry David Terrell N. Sanders Sauls Live Oak Linda F. McCallum James R. Case Richard S. Graham George A. Sprinkel IV McCaulie Jere Tolton L. Ralph Smith, Jr. PUBLIC DEFENDER W. Gregg Wayne L. Cobb STATE ATTORNEY Stan W. Strickland Mitchell, Jr. K. L. Williams John C. Cooper C. Dennis Roberts Charles 0. Charles W. Cope John Tanner STATE ATTORNEY James C. Hankinson Lake City Donald R. Moran, Jr. David Alan Demers Daytona Beach continued on page 20 Nachman Curtis A. Golden Johnathan Sjostrom Bernard Daniel D. Diskey Pensacola Jack M. Schemer THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY / FEBRUARY 3003 19 Thomas M. Carney Twelfth Judicial Wayne S. Timmerman William Berger Schapiro ~ ' I J. Robert A. Hawley, Jr. Michael B. Chavies I Circuit Kevin Carey Diana Lewis Larry Seidlin Paul B. Kanarek Jeri B. Cohen DeSoto, Manatee and Charles Ed Bergmann Jeffrey J. Colbath Mark A. Speiser Scott M. Kenney Manuel A. Crespo Sarasota Counties Denise Almeida Kenneth D. Stern Jeffrey E. Streiffeld Steven J. Levin Maria Espinosa Pomponio Karen M. Miller Victor Tobin Robert R. Makemson Dennis ADMINISTRATOR Martha J. Cook STATE ATTORNEY Linda Vitale William L. Roby Steele Donner R. James Stroker Amy 941/363-7800 Monica L. Sierra Barry E. Krischer Peter M. Weinstein Larry Schack Ronald C. Dresnick Janet C. Thorpe STATE ATTORNEY West Palm Beach Howard M. Zeidwig Dan L. Vaughn Pedro P. Echarte, Jr. CIRCUIT Jim Henson JUDGES Mark A. Ober PUBLIC DEFENDER Elijah Harold Williams STATE ATTORNEY Kevin M. Emas Durand Adams Margaret T. Wailer J. Tampa Carey Haughwout John B. Bowman Bruce H. Colton Marqarita Esquiroz Bob Wattles Robert B. Bennett, Jr. PUBLIC DEFENDER West Palm Beach John J. Murphy Ft. Pierce Joseph P. Farina MacKenzie Alice Blackwell White Scott Julianne M. Holt Michael L. Gates PUBLIC DEFENDER Alex E. Ferrer Brownell Reginald Karl Tampa Sixteenth Cheryl J. Alernan Diamond R. Litty Eugene J. Fierro Whitehead Nancy K. Donnellan Judicial Circuit Michael G. Kaplan Stuart Leon M. Firtel STATE ATTORNEY Peter A. Dubensky Fourteenth Monroe County STATE ATTORNEY Gill S. Freeman Lawson L. Lamar Janette Dunnigan Judicial Circuit Michael J. Satz Twentieth Ronald M. Friedman Orlando Deno G. Economou Bay, Calhoun, Gulf, ADMINISTRATOR Ft. Lauderdale Judicial Circuit Michael A. Genden PUBLIC DEFENDER Mare B. Gilner Holmes, Jackson and 305/292-3423 PUBLIC DEFENDER Charlotte, Collier, Norman Gerstein Haworth Robert Wesley Lee E. Washington Counties Alan H. Schreiber Glades, Hendry and Mindy S. Glazer Paul Edward Orlando Logan CIRCUIT JUDGES Ft. Lauderdale Lee Counties Leonard E. Glick Bob McDonald ADMINISTRATOR Luis M. Garcia Jon I. Gordon Tenth Judicial Andrew D. Owens, Jr. 850/747-5327 Mark H. Jones Eighteenth Judicial ADMINISTRATOR Maynard "Skip" Gross Circuit James S. Parker Richard G. Payne Circuit 941/335-2299 Henry H. Harnage M. Hardee, Highlands and Harry Rapkin CIRCUIT JUDGES Sandra Taylor Brevard and Seminole Gerald D. Hubbart A. Polk Counties Becky Titus Richard Albritton STATE ATTORNEY Counties CIRCUIT JUDGES William Johnson Charles E. Williams Allen L. Register. Mark E. Kohl Isaac Anderson, Jr. Sandy Karlan ADMINISTRATOR Charlie Roberts Dedee S. Costello Key West ADMINISTRATOR Franklin G. Baker 863/534-4690 Maria M. Korvick Rick De Furia Glenn L. Hess PUBLIC DEFENDER 321/633-21 71 William L. Blackwell Judith L. Kreeger Ed Nicholas Michael C. Overstreet Rosemary E. Enright Ted Brousseau Maxine Cohen Lando CIRCUIT JUDGES STATE ATTORNEY Judy Markham Key West CIRCUIT JUDGES John S. Carlin Lester Langer Earl Moreland Roger Allan Alcott Pittman Nancy F. Alley G. Keith Cary Cindy S. Lederman Charles L. Brown Sarasota Don T. Sirmons Seventeenth Judicial Meryl L. Allawas R. Thomas Corbin Ellen L. Leesfield PUBLIC DEFENDER Charles B. Curry William L. Wright Circuit Warren W. C. Burk Cynthia A. Ellis Barbara S. Levenson Elliott Robert L. Doyel C. Metcalfe, Jr. Hentz McClellon Broward County Alan A. Dickey Lynn Gerald, Jr. D. Bruce Levy Julian Dale Durrance Sarasota STATE ATTORNEY W. David Dugan Hugh D. Hayes Peter R. Lopez Judith J. Flanders Jim Appleman ADMINISTRATOR O. H. Eaton, Jr. William C. Mclver David C. Miller Ronald A. Herring Thirteenth Marianna 954/831-7740 Kerry I. Evander Daniel R. Monaco Celeste Hardee Muir Judicial Circuit J. Michael Hunter PUBLIC DEFENDER Thomas G. Freeman William J. Nelson Dennis J. Murphy Hillsborough Donald G. Jacobsen County Herman D. Laramore CIRCUIT JUDGES John M. Gnesbaum Donald E. Pellecchia Roberto M. Pineiro Harvey A. Kornstein Marianna Robert Lance Charles M. Holcomb Thomas S. Reese Victoria Platzer ADMINISTRATOR J. David Langford Andrews Bruce W. Jacobus Jay B. Rosman Jose M. Rodriguez Dennis P. Maloney 813/272-5894 Fifteenth Susan J. Aramony Lisa Davidson Kahn James H. Seals Rosa I. Rodriguez James Michael Judicial Circuit Paul L. Backman Kenneth R. Lester, Jr. Hugh E. Starnes Jeffrey Rosinek CIRCUIT JUDGES McCarthy Palm Beach County Marcia Beach George W. Maxwell III Margaret Ogilvie Arthur Rothenberg Arnold Randall G. McDonald James D. Arthur M. Birken Donna L. Mclntosh Steinbeck Leslie Rothenberg Martin Olin W. Shinholser Rex Barbas ADMINISTRATOR George A. Brescher John Dean Moxley, Jr. James R. Thompson Mare Schumacher Dick Prince James M. Barton, II 56'I/355-2431 Miette K. Burnstein Debra S. Nelson Sherra Winesett Lawrence A. Schwartz Herbert Susan W. Roberts J. Baumann, Robert B. Carney James E. C. Perry Lauren L. Miller Robert N. Scola, Jr. Wm. Bruce Smith Jr. CIRCUIT JUDGES Patricia W. Cocalis Tonya B. Rainwater STATE ATTORNEY Bernard S. Shapiro Debra K. Behnke Ellen S. Master Ronald V. Alvarez Geoffrey D. Cohen J. Preston Silvernail Stephen B. Russell Sidney B. Shapiro Emmett Lamar Battles Ralph Artigliere Moses Baker, Jr. James I. Cohn Gene R. Stephenson PUBLIC DEFENDER Paul Siegel Marva Louise John F. Laurent Thomas H. Barkdull III Dorian K. Vincent G. Torpy, Jr. Robert R. Jacobs II Victoria S. Sigler STATE ATTORNEY Crenshaw Peter D. Blanc Damaoorgian T. Mitchell Barlow Ft. Myers Scott J. Silverman Jack Espinosa, Jr. Lucy Chernow Brown Richard STATE ATTORNEY Jerry Hill D. Eade Stuart M. Simons Bartow Katherine G. Essrig Catherine M. Brunson J. Leonard Fleet Norman R. Wolfinger Fredricka G. Smith "Hal" PUBLIC DEFENDER Ronald N. Ficarrotta Harold J. Cohen John A. Frusciante Viera Daryl E. Trawick Barbara Fleischer James Marion Roger Bye Colton Ana I. Gardiner PUBLIC DEFENDER (Vacant Position) Robert A. Moorman Foster, Jr. Jack H. Cook Mare H. Gold James F. Russo Thomas S. Wilson, Jr. Bartow William Fuente Edward H. Fine Renee Goldenberg Viera Ivan F. Fernandez Frank A. Gomez Edward A. Garrison Barry E. Goldstein Mary Barzee Eleventh Gregory P. Holder John J. Hoy Charles M. Greene Nineteenth Judicial Diane Ward Judicial Circuit Cynthia A. Holloway Kathleen J, Kroli Mel Grossman Circuit Amy Steele Donne Charlene Edwards Dade County llona M. Holmes Indian River, Martin, Scott Bernstein Honeywell Hubert R. Lindsey Alfred J. Horowitz Okeechobee and St. Bertila A. Soto ADMINISTRATOR William P. Levens Mary E. Lupo Stanton S. Kaplan Lucie Counties Dennis 305/375-1019 J. Murphy Claudia Rickert Isom Karen L. Martin Julie Koenig Sarah Zabel 305/375-5278 Perry A. Little Elizabeth T. Maass Lawrence L. Korda ADMINISTRATOR Jauqueline Hogan Vivian Corvo Maye Timothy P. McCarthy Susan Lebow 561/462-1472 Scola CIRCUIT JUDGES Manuel Menendez, Jr. Sandra K. McSorley John T. Luzzo Henry Leyte-Vidal Richard A. Nielson Cecilia Maria Altonaga Richard L. Oftedal Thomas Michael CIRCUIT JUDGES STATE ATTORNEY Jerald Bagiey J. Rogers Padgett John L. Phillips Lynch IV Cynthia G Angelos Katherine F. Rundle D. Jennifer D. Bailey Sam Pendino Stephen A. Rapp Leroy H. Moe Ben L. Bryan, Jr. Miami Scott Bernstein Daniel L. Perry Gary L. Vonhof Robert A. Rosenberg Mare A. Cianca PUBLIC DEFENDER Stanford Blake Susan Sexton Richard I. Wennet Dale Ross Burton C. Conner Bennett H, Brummer Simms Joel H. Brown Robert J. John D. Wessel Ronald J. Rothschild Cynthia L. Cox Miami Gisela Cardonne Ralph C. Stoddard Arthur G. Wroble Sheldon Mark John Patrick Fennelly Chet A. Tharpe David F. Crow Dwight L. Geiger 20 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 6 JANUARY I FEBRUARY 2003 Lafayette Amy Karan Wayne Shoemaker Sarasota ~ ' I ' Mayo Carroll Kelly Alan Collier Todd Sarasota Harlow H. Land, Jr. Lawrence D. King Barbara Briggs Shelley J. Kravitz Osceola David L. Denkin www. fljudges. comljud Charlotte Gadsden Lake Mark King Leban Kissimmee Judy Goldman ges/index. htm Punta Gorda Quincy Tavares Myriam Lehr Carol Engel Draper Emanuel LoGalbo, Jr. Peter A. Bell Stewart E. Parsons Richard W. Boylston Steven Leifman Ronald A. Legendre Kimberly Carlton Bonner Alachua W. Wayne Woodard Donna F. Miller Jacqueline Schwartz Jon B. Morgan Gainesville Gilchrist Luise Krieger Martin Seminole Jeanne Dawes Citrus Trenton Lee Karen Mills-Francis Palm Beach Sanford Crenshaw Inverness Edward Philman Fl. Myers Edward K. Newman West Palm Beach Carmine M. Bravo E. Eriksson Aymer L. Curtin Mark J. Yerman James R. Adams Ana Maria Pando Nelson E. Bailey Ralph Mark Herr Phyllis Diane Kotey Glades Sheri Polster Chappell Catherine M. Pooler William A. Bollinger E. Ysleta W. McDonald Clay Moore Haven John W. Dommerich Orlando A. Prescott Charles E. Burton Donald Lee Marblestone James P. Nilon Green Cove Springs Jack E. Lundy J. Frank Porter Bonnie Lano Gory J. Ciklin John R. Sloop Vacant Redford Russell Rippingille Barry M. Cohen Baker Richard R. Townsend Gulf Sturgis Michael J. Samuels Johnathan D. Gerber St. Johns Macclenny Port St. Joe Edward Joseph Martin Shapiro P.A. Damico St. Augustine Joseph Monroe Collier Fred N. Witten Volz, Jr. Caryn Canner Laura Johnson Patti A. Christensen Williams Naples Leigh Frizzell Hayes Schwartz Sheree D. Cunningham Charles J. Tinlin Lawrence D. Martin Hamilton Sheldon Ronald Peter M. Evans Bay Vince Murphy Jasper Leon Schwartz Donald W. Hafele St. Lucie Pierce Panama City Eugene C. Turner David E. Bembry Tallahassee Christina Pereyra Susan R. Lubitz Ft. John D. O' Brien Augustus D. Shuminer Krista Marx James W Midelis Thomas Walsh, Jr. Elijah Smiley Columbia Hardee Aikens, Jr. Roger A. Silver Paul O. Moyle J. Thomas F. Welch Lake City Wauchula Timothy D. Harley Samuel Joseph Slom Nancy Perez Philip J. Yacucci, Jr. Tom Coleman Marcus J. Ezelle Judith W. Hawkins Eleen Sue Venzer Robert Steven Bradford Donald S. Modesitt Linda Singer Stein Schwartz Sumter Starke DeSoto Hendry James O. Shelfer Raphael"Ray" Debra Moses Stephens Bushnell Johnny R. Hobbs, Jr. Arcadia LaBelle Steinhardt Thomas D. Skidmore Don T. Hall James D. Sloan Levy Jeffrey David Swartz Pasco Brevard Bronson Teretha Lundy Dade City Suwannee Titusville Dixie Hernando Joseph E. Smith Thomas Robert P. Cole Live Oak John M. Harris Cross City Brooks ville Dava J. Tunis Mare H. Salton William R Slaughter II Rhonda E. Babb Marshall Clements Peyton B. Hyslop Liberty Israel Reyes William G. Sestak George B. Turner Bristol Deborah White-Labora Debra Roberts Taylor Cathleen B. Clarke Duval Highlands Kenneth L. Hosford Richard J. Suarez Perry Kenneth Friedland Jacksonville Sebring Pineffas Stephen Murphy A. B. Majeed Roberto A. Arias Olin W. Shinholser Madison Monroe Clearwater William T. McCluan Harold C. Arnold Madison Key West Michael F. Andrews Union Lake Butler David E. Silverman Tyrie W. Boyer Hillsborough H. Wetzel Blair Ruth Becker Henry J. Andringa Charles G. Gofer Tampa Wayne M. Miller William B. Blackwood David L. Reiman Broward Mallory D. Cooper Charlotte W. Anderson Manatee William R. Ptomey, Jr. Patrick K. Caddell Ft. Lauderdale Pauline M. Drayton- James V. Dominguez Bradenlon Susan Vernon Thomas B. Freeman Volusla Fred J. Berman Harris Gaston J. Fernandez Robert A. Farrance Walter Atherton DeLand III Thomas E. Bevis Gary R. Cowart Eleni Elia Derke Paul Huey Doug Henderson Nassau Fullerton Steven P. DeLuca Emmett Fewell Walter R. Heinrich George K Brown, Jr. Fernandina Beach Karl B. Grube Steven deLaroche Robert F. Diaz Ferguson III Manuel A. Lopez Robert E. Williams Paul A. Levine H Pope Hamrick Jr Marriott Martin R. Dishowitz Gary Flower Elvin L. Martinez Marion Sonny Irn Frank Leonard Feiner Brent D. Shore Eric R. Myers Oca/a Okaloosa Myra Scott McNary Peter F. Marshall Jane D. Fishman John A. Moran Joelle Ann Ober John Edrington Futch Crestview Doroty L. Vaccaro Mary Jane William H. Overton Nettles-Henderson Peggy T. Gehl James A. Ruth Raul C. Palomino, Jr. Frances S. King Keith Brace William W. "Bill" Herring Brent D. Shore Michelle Peden Robert James T. Patterson Maney Amy M. Williams John Roger Smith Kathleen DeBellas Sharon Howard Cheryl K. Thomas McCune, Jr. Kelvin Clyde Wells Shawn Crane Freddie J. Worthen Ireland Tanner Christine K. Vogel Sandra Edwards- Joel T. Lazarus Ronald Higbee Mark Wolfe Stephens Okeechobee Polk Wakulla Robert Williams Lee Russell Healy Nick Nazaretian Vacant Okeechobee Bartow Crawfordville Walker Ginger Lerner-Wren Shirley M. Brennan Timothy Coon Jill C. Joseph A. Murphy III Escambia Holmes Martin Mary Catherine Green Jerry Pollock Pensacola Bonifay Stuart Orange Anne Kaylor Walton DeFuniak Linda Raspolich Pratt David B. Ackerman Robert Earl Brown David Harper Orlando Michael E. Raiden Springs David W. Green Mary Rudd Robinson Thomas E. Johnson Stewart R. Hershey C. Jeffrey Arnold Steven L. Selph Louis H. Schiff Patricia A. Kinsey Indian River Deb S. Blechman Karla Foreman Wright Steven G. Shutter G. J. Roark III Vero Beach Miami-Dade Jerry L. Brewer James A. Yancey Washington Peter B. Skolnik William Pierpont David C. Morgan Miami Leon B. Cheek III Mark F. Carpanini Chipley Jay Spechler White, Jr. Joe Wild A. Leo Adderly Nancy L. Clark Keith Peter Spoto Frederick Colby Peel Lisa Gail Trachman Mercedes Armas Bach Carolyn Barco Zebedee W. Wright Fiagler Jackson Beth Bloom Freeman Putnam Robert S. Zack Bunnell Marianna Linda Dakis Jeffrey M. Flemming Palatka Sharon L. Zeller Sharon Buck Atack Woodrow W. Hatcher Rosa C. Figarola James E. Glatt, Jr. Peter T. Miller Lee Jay Seidman Mary Jo Francis Janis Mary Halker Elizabeth A. Morris Franklin Jefferson Wendell Mitchell Thomas R. Kirkland Calhoun Apalachicola Monticello Graham Wilfredo Martinez Santa Rosa Blountstown Van Russell Robert R. Plaines Andrew S. Hague W. Michael Miller Milton James Kevin Grover Fred Seraphin Antoinette D. Colic Nichols, Jr. Ivan Hernandez Plogstedt Ronald V. Swanson

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3rd District system', colleN:; QQr„ Portions ofDuval, Cluny, Putnam, Career. Se~4l, ,g Alachua, Marion, and Lake County, Senate; servred Q' And small Sections of Orange, elected to State Se Seminole and West Volusia. err', 2002 was:e1ecW! -;,,I ' Representative; 2003 CORRINK BROWN (0) apso Affairs and Financial:Sefrvtgp'", , Congress Honors and AivaW l - JaCk«SFOnVille, FL, NOVember 11, 1946 EduCadOn BS, ' urn Resources and Conservation Co Florida A4LhM University; Education Specialist Degree and ' ~, Chairman of Senate Health Care Corrrmi ppMastetr's' @egret,/U of Fla. children one church Baptist ' p Named Senate Majority Whip, 1999;20(I0; 4%% Careecr FaCulty: rnemj'ber at Fla. Cammunity COllege Pro Tempore of Florida's State Senate; ';%ce' f„'(j (Jacksonville), 'jIJrjii~ty of Florida and Edward Waters Senate Rules and Calendar Committee; Miy 0M"„' 'li'&Jr College Oatckson!v/tile)&'elected to !Fla. House of Represen- Chairman of the Senate Natural Resources Representatives, ed I~~~", tatives, 1982-92;«elected to:Uj.S. House of , and was appointed to the Joint Legislative Comm~:iI+0 1992 to prtesent Honors Fhstn worn to'chair Duval county Everglades Oversight in June; Following the Everits p5; .":- legislative delegation; Legislator of the vear awards from September 11she was appointed Chair of the Select, Jacksonvjllle Association ofRrefighters arid Has Association Committee on Public Security and Crisis management. of Homes for the AIPng; Honorary:Boctor o«f.:.:Laws Djegree :, Address 1516 Longworth House Office Building, Washing-, , j, from Edward Waters College Address 2444 Ray«burn House ton, D,C. 20515 Phone (202) 225-1002, office Building, washington, D.c. Ã515 Phone (202) 225- 0123. 6th District Po!istions OfAiarchua, Cluny, Duval, ~sau:counN Pom'ons of'Duval, ::. Gilcchrist Lake Levy and ~q'„:j';,~Ilia,'„;:, . : ~ier, St. Johns and Marion Counties. 4IIl" "llIIj."!iF",.'.,:, ;YqEcrsia Counties. r CLIFF 8'fEARNS (R) ' ',RAW (R) ' ' Born Washmgton, DCr,' ' "~catiori Nh " 'll „"'"'-,"' Geergne wlrh, , "trl,rnI@Ier 1, 1944 Educatr'on Graduated from 8'as~n:-gpfymsigr a B.s. '~'JP/l!deeraity Ol FlOrida, JD, in EleCniCal Enghleerlngj ie onddtlf«jtgdgdafa tndhS «/!dr%«rldgj! D'K " 'INN~:"gpiscopal Career DistinguishedMilitaryGraduate'~~ ~Ch~g'~Dec" ntatives, Military U,s. Air Force four year's'@ice'r'. PP&~@":~~is fr!!!fj, '":lg Florida House, Inc., motel management Etlit'«riled Eaotjj~".f~f"",.

, ', '!'i:Ehttfda reslaurants in !!dalton add! fr!dec!h«jtf!" , three ~!i:: '"U.S' elected to U.s. House of Represen@tlives:;J. @II''-Q:"' COmmittee ASSrgnmentS VeteranS' Affhfrirn CO «" ' "' ';- '. , ':„: Subcommittee;""Erie" IIh(«; . „. Cbljjirman of the Health ) "j~ — '5@de. j'Ij:„,"~;,Ce~ttee (Chainuan commerce, ~@~jj: ', :::Subcommittee; vice —chairman TelMrrliIr~'. " 'i,"l+qorrrrnittee, Oversight and Investigatiornj«i", ' '),".";~ress 2227 Rayburn House ONce 225-5744. ,It, G,C. 20515 Phone (202) I!' «

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Born Johnson City, TN, September 5, 11th District 1964 Education East Tennessee State, Portions ojHillsborough County, 1986; Vanderbilt University, 1992 Wge Cathleen Cht'ldrern I r ' ' Vjvq Church Methodist Career Attorney; elected 2000 Jfjg 0+~S (0) ziti'es Chairman of the Board, Orlando/Orange County 1997-98 program Committee Assgnments Born ~a FI October 11 1957 ~', ',, ,p~tion and Judiciary Committees Address 60S Educadop Washington and I„ee '-, if650 Orlando, Fl 32801 Phone '@„. (407) University, BA, Univjersity of Florida, Juris Doctorate Spouse Peggy Children Two Church Episcopal Ca»reer Attorney, elected Florida House of Repre- sentatives, 1988 to 1996, elected U,S. House of Repre- sentatives, 1996 to Present Honors New Democrat coalition co-chair; concord ccIAilitiqn Honor Roll of the most fiscany responsible Members qf. Congress, three years in a row, Democratic Freshman, Class President, 105th Congress, House Majority. leader 199+ 1996, 25 awards for work on education spending ared , „,', accountability, energy efficiency, crime prevention, afFord-

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mem- ,', 'IIIII, University of Florida; was sworn in as the youngest I , AI, ber of the 107th U.S. Congress at age 26 (January, 2001) 15th Nit/@'""--'l"':l' Activities President, Florida 4-H Foundation; member, Polk AimoecaSoj' v'arII', Cattleman's Association Bre Inkimj+~ttaII'', County Farm Bureau, Polk County ' Osceola, and a small portly' ","-",;". and Polk County Historical Association; Board of Directors, g Polk Counor. Florida Sheriffs Youth Villa Committee Assignments Agrieiilture', Budget, Government Reform, and Joint ' DAVE IVELDONF MD, Fconcirnic Alddress' 506 cannon HoB washingt n Dc (l) 2051n5-091'2"Phoire202-225-1252. Born Amityville, NY, August 31, 1953 4 ' ' ' " . Educatr'on State University of New York at Stony B~»„& [email protected]~f't Degree in Biochemistry; State University of Newr York, COQnrties. hfanatee and Mrasotrr Buffalo School of Medicine, MD Degree Spouse Nancy, Church Zion Christian Military U.S. Army medical training, at Letterman Army Medical Center, San Francisco; attained rank of Major, 1987; Army Reserves, 1987-92 Career DAN Ma.LEH, (S) Private medical practice, internal medicine; Melbourne (FL) internal Medicine Associates; elected to U.S, House of Representatives, 1994 to present (held no previous public *' . . . " oNces) Honors Phi Beta Kappa, 1978; Alpha Omega Alpha

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, 4W'P4', . NPjwrsr„an4 . ~r«qf the Metropolitan Dade :. CtIun5'-@ban R~~n 'Sheik Fyrcej Flemming Fellow PETER DEUTSCH (D) , fdr the Center for' FoHcy Al~tivei; Leroy CoHins Awards, I 1'~j 2002; Florida Conference of- NAACP Branched; Gwen Born New York, NY, April I, 1957 Sawyer Cherry MemorIal Awaid, I'997 ' South Florida Education BA Degree, Swarthmore Association of Black Journalists; Ste11ar Community Service College, Phi Beta Kappa; JD Degree, Yale Law School Spouse Awards, 1996; Ebony Magazine 50 Leaders of Tomorrow, Lori Children 7wo Religion Jewish Career Attorney; director 1995; Mothers Against Drunk Driving, Outstandinga Service . and founder, Broward County Inform- ation 1990 Address . ,+ward, 1039 Longworth House Ofrffoe Program; elected to Fla. House of Representatives, 1982 to „,,

„Washington, DC 20515 Phone (202) 225-4506 19M; elected to U,S, House of Representatives, 1992 to „"I!II presettt Hwrors Board member of Broward County 'IIf' '", .'I'l'-i';, '8th District EnvIronrn«encl coalition, Alzheimer's Association, jewish ",„gg$ami-Dade Couno, Federatio«n, B'rbu, B'rith, Knights of Pythias Committee Asstgnm»en' COm@erce Address 2421 Rayburn House Office NEN (R) Building, Wasbirlglon, D,C, 20515 Phone (202) 225-7931,

21st District pordons qf'Miami-Dade- Counor. ' "$J~rSity of Miami; I',""'@hgnen Career LINCOLN DIAg-BALART ' (R) Ip Fl@,'House "~9;:elected Born Havana, Cuba, August 13, 1954 (fied to U.S, with family in 1959) i' " '"""5 '; . Education Degree in International f, ."„;, @Options, New College of the University of South Fja.;

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::, ":j., E. , Jr. (R) TOM PEPSI:-'.,(g),","If. Iy~l!'.

. FL, April 19, 1939 Pi«+'»' , :Ilf Born Miami, Born Educatt'on Graduate'd fdrrn ';,. Education BS Degree in Business State University with a degree'if'Ii'' Administration, Stetson University; Master's Degree in Political Science; Obtained his La@' Dkpke'„'. "" '' !::!': Accountin!g, University of Alabama; JD Degree, stetson University Of Pittsburgh in 1983 Carpi'5 Chi7dren Four (grand- University'!Raw School Spouse Emilie 19'90; Qg', ', , 'I Florida House of Representatives, 1994 Q ;, Lauderdale children, -eiev'en) Church St. Anthony' s, Ft, as his Candidate for Lieutenant GovernorI lW Vice Career Assistant-City"'Attorriey, Chief City Prosecutor, Tom accepted the invitation to join the prestigiouS Jat«I»es

' I Mayor, Mayor of Ft. L»auderdaie; elected to U.S. Congress, Madison Institute, a Florida Based research and educa- 1980to present; is a cpA Honors Appointed special ambas- tional Organization; later served as Director of The James sador to papua, New 6!uinea, by President Ford; served on Madison Institute; 1995 served as the International Executive Committee of Rep'ublican 'National Committee Republican Institute Ambassador to the Macedonian Committee Assgnments%ays and Mea!ns; Chairman Social Government; 1996 re-elected to the Florida House of Security Subcommittee A~ 2408 Rayburn Ho/uSe Office Representatives for District 33; 1999 was elected as 22'5-3026. Building, Vfashington, D,C. 20515 Phone (202) Speaker; 2002 elected to US Congress representing the 24th District Honors and Awards 1992 the American 23rd District Legislative Exchange Council voted him the National On(standing Legislative member of the year for his work Portions ofBroward, Miami-Dade, I on: Iducation Reform; In March of this year he became the Institutes: fifth recipient of the James Madison Award for »! ' 'j":..'.':~h and St. Lucie Counties. Public Service Address 323 Cannon House Office ' ;Washington, DC 20515 Phone (202) 225-2706 ,STINGS (D) „. . Building, , I, Septe b. 25th DistrIct. !' ", ! ~ee, Fisk University; attended ' Portions Qf Miamt Dade JD ee Florida Affdf»I pqp Collier Counties Wee Church African

.attorney; Circuit ' ' '"', 'jf'I DIAZ-SALART 4I '~q of Repre- MARIO (R) liations BoBo Ft. Lauderdale, FL, September '" 25, 1961 Education Attended &p;, . »Uniyersity of South Florida Career Formerly president of 'I. ', p~'I»JQ'+ relations; Political, !„ , and .!Ijf, „;', Partners, marketing public „' II4iami Mayor Political Career Elected to Fla, House f»l" ''," ', ',tepentatives, 1988; elected to Fla. Senate, 1992; re- elected to Fla, House (unop- II'~. ,~Wd) 1996; ' ', !'', i'I' ', Ii' 4'cud to U s House «Representatives I . ', 'i 'I,":,, ! . , . „, /I I j I. '»I, l„g , „!. lif!»i, I, , . [j~jlijl!ij Iji! j. i, !, I, I; I!,! I, I:„I(!f+„,Awards First Hispanic to Chair I!If!1'I @~ays 8, Means/Finance and ' ', ", Lawmaker" '~!., %!E4t Effective by ', other awards and 'I' , I„!turlierous I!, '

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Pop. fsg, tt9', '. ,". . -iI„I"' herlff. FLORIDA'S Guy M. Twill Clerk of'Ciioiit Couit Harold Bazzel Property :", ', Appraiser Vjvjap'Q„;~':, 4,;Ii, Richard J. Davis Rjjdy J'jgjg ',"', 'rn";I.',:r " '", '"~I'Iirtt COUNTY TaX COlleCtOr v!"!i'„",., Bobby Cade C. „", '"'„";".'. Peggy Brannon Jesse Moore, Jr. , , ;, t! Supervisor of Elections James Watson Mark Andersen School Superintendent Brevard James E. Mccalister, (Tifusville) Ten'9ff'L: „'!;;;;,', l t) Sr. ~ Pop. 474,803 Tax Cctfeotof Commissioners Sheriff BaibihNiA'. Gg)S".'', r",!,e'. Thomas Cornel Brock "Phil" ' Philip B. Supbrvlsor:Of@mtf9na, !' . John G. Newberry, Jr. Williams Martin Bewail Clerk of Circuit Court School Supeiintendent Scott Ellis Wilson T. McCiellan Jam@88, Property Appraiser Commissioners Pm~~W !!k! Jim Ford EarlHunt Wayne la. Weeks Tax Collector Willie T. Grant Tax Collector James R. nRodn Jim C. Pickron Ji™yR. Northcutt ~ William E. Sewell Supennsor of Electkins Supervisor of Elections S. Donnell Whfffiefd Barbara A. Kirkman Fred D. Galey School Board School Superintendent School Superintendent Volena Barfield David L. Owens Reh fA. Di Patri Willie A. Brown, Jr. Commissioners Commeefoners Doyle F. Daniels George Anthony Bush Suee'Cadson David A. Price Christy Fitzgerald .'::.~eelon Timothy G. Smith Larry R. Lancaster;, III[) Glenn "' R. Lassiter . '„:, ', ; ~PHlpHAF. Charlotte Patrick D. McGovern ,&!fs, County Official information, '~*:„:,I'rt,"i", "' "' ' '' e!)rt+hiitkutt9 (IP@gst gpgfig) School Board

;, , , ;, !Jre -, , ation itgures, provided , , „,, 8~~5&, Pqp. f88,773 Charles T. Fields Lisa B.Graham ' apartment of State, "Biff" , E. Carol Y. Studdard i'. «7, ~ , Su'reau of Carol A. Vallencourt , Charles E, Van Zant, ,i+em qn the Jr, .fLus/r.

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Tax Collector - Sfs(a, nevoe "' '" ' Su)aft'fVfecA:"%'~1' -JOSeph ROSenhagen, . MaCV, . 'll, Herl' ;„r JCNitAJ, %@VI+',:, , )n 0qpervf rof Elections School Board, 8qhspf 'et'„-;, :-*::;tAttrlnmMcnrnnre Cnnree Keller tNbllL~ "";. ', ,"„I;.;Il'f„;;,,r)tfpr~/t . , Andrea Mea@na qperlntendent ,n Barbara Y. Rendell . Pied ~h, 'I«/if, Jr. Sue Sgrit dim C htf8 Lee Swift D~a Fidfft ' . Tom Hewing, Frs k Hales School Boaid '&I "j' '"!, . "t4,'898. ., LindaAbbolt

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'@ i j':~iVisgf'~~f4„!v rJ„di'I& Jdii |~ Acf '3 Robert D, Koon Jane G $auf8 SUPeivtsor Iyf 'fB+H'l~. i S Carolyn S. Land Cliff Thaell Linda T. Howell, ' Henry J. McCray Daniel Ruff school Buff'erintsfi@f„"""„-';!, I Johnny L. Reid Winchester Biff Roberts Rudy Maloy Commissioners Lake School Board Clyde Igng (Tavares) Georgia M. Bowen Roy Elis Lfauret , Property Appraiser Pop. 203,863 Dee Grumpier Alfred Martin "i"j'f I~i'f'Q Elizabeth "Liz" Alford Tax CCII8cfpc", " Sheriff Sheila Costigan Ronnie L. Moore Tax Collector George E. Knupp, Jr Michael W. Salle ". i' Maggie B. Lewis Supetviaor, ',"I, Betty F. Hatcher Iyf~offfjI. , , ' Clerk of Circuit Court School Board Herbert Fred Yarn peggy 8 Robbirw Supervisor of Elections ' James C. Watkins Clyde Alexander, Jr. $choof ';" ' Sylvia D, Stephens Supeljnfendent „", gj, ' Property Appraiser Levy Kenneth D. Hall $8 School Superintendent ""' ". '"''~. " Ed Havill (Bronson) Susie B. Williamson Commissioners Sdfkjbj' ", LII", ' , G; Sirps ~ief Tax Collector Jerri H. James Pop. 33,408 Susan L. Valtiere . Anae;KffIII("~.'l!,'I,'II'Ill~". jf, Commissioners , i Robert K. McKee Sheriff Bart Alford Michael DiTerlizzi Andy Griifftfta Howird J.GI'S '''i' '" ' Supervisor of Elections Johnny Smith '. ", ' Chiick Lockey sarah E. Heard Patrick:8. Labrarfa", j Emogene W. Stegall Clerk of Circuit Court '', -, Doug Smith Eileen Quinn . ". , J, Milton Pftfrlran "4 yj. „p H, ,~... School Superintendent (Bradenfon) '" "' ' Danny J. Shipp Lee Debra8. Walker' "Cfe' .", Willie E. Spires Weberman p. 4g, ;LE Pam Saylor Property Appraiser pop 253 207 School Board Pau1 Dudley- ... DIE(id E, , .'„,„4;!; ' 4, Commissioners Francis D. Akins Sh«fff ' " School Board David L. Anderson Nassau fxene W . '. Welter G, Cadwell Tax Collector Charles B. "Charlie" (Fernandina Betty B. Duffee Liirie Shekaffo Beach) School Board:„ I, Catherine C. Hanson Linda Wells Sarah A. Grant Fugate Vicki Davis Pop. 57,'381 Gay Carlton Jennifer S. Hill of Elections Clerk of Circuit Court Kenneth R, Gnffin Supervisor Susan J. Hershey Sheriff Donna Gg En'rico Robert A. Pool Connie F. Asbeif R, B. "Chips" Shore W. "Ray" Edwin B. Kilpatrick Laurie Gaylord R. Geiger India C. Riedel Debbie'Stivender School Supeifhterident ProPerty APPraiser Clerk of Circuit Court Terry E. Nichols Joe Arnold School Board Clliton V Norrts Charles E. HackneY Miami-Dade M. ' J. Oxley, Jr. David H. Williams Jimmy Conner , fax Coliector Jefferson Cbdtmlssloiters (Miami) Property Appraiser Kyleen Fischer . C. Kenneth Burton, Jr. (Monticelfo) Nancy Bell: Pop, 2,126,702 James S. Page Orange C. Dennis Reid parker Supervfsoi of Elections Pop. 14,424 Tony Sheriff Tax Collector (Orlando) Rebecca C. Elswick , Robert. ";Bob"Sweat Sheriff LIIIY Rooks, Carlos Alvarez Gwendolyn M. Miller Pop. 846,328 Scott Strong Danny stevens .Schodl 8'uperlntendent Kenneth W. "Ken" (Director of Miami- supervisor of Elections sheriff W. Yearty' R. Dantet Nolan Vicki P. Fortune, Sr. 8. Dade Police Dept. ) Cannon Kevin E. Scary Lee School Clerk of Circuit Courl Clerk of Circuit Court Superinterident Q „k (Forf M s) Biliy R. Morrison Gwbtldofyn Y. Brown Edward Carl D. Boatwright fM ey Turvey Lydia Gardner ' Pop. 417,114 EIIZabeth J., DaVIS, Jona!harn "|Bruce, PrOperty Appraiser COmmiSSIOnerS , COmptrOller Property Appraiser M' ' ' G. Frank Etheridge patricia G@s - '.J'otil Nick D. W. Ward W. Robiiis Deonas Martha 0. Haynie Gayld Rodney M. "Rod" Julia H, Hails. „"On~n . -: . Taxiooffector, Ansley N, Acres property Appraiser ;Nllecter ' MCDias" Jennifer Shuster»e Ashard Gsdner Marianne Marshall Bill Donegan Clerk of Circuit Court , : vickie '' BIipervisor of Efbctfons. samus Tax Collector Charlie Green Jane w. von Hahinann Liberty (uiiavafjabiej, Floyd L. vanzant Earl K. wood ! %Hi'I'. :,.::, Property Appraiser School BCSI'd ' ' ' ':::, (Bristol) Schdbf Supe'r'Ifffe'ndenf "'School Board Supervisor of Elections , Kenneth M. Wilkinson Frank Brunner I Pop. 8,048 tphavaiiaijleI . ,: James M. Adams Bill Cowles ' ' Barbara A, Harvey ". '":. Sheriff Commissfonei's' Janet H. Adkins School Superintendent Harrell Harry G. Kfnnan Wood Revell Bruno A, ~eifft ':„,.„., K8thY, Knight Burns, Ronald Blocker Walter E. Miller '' Clerk of Circuit Court Liibara M. 'Car'ey-: Gati, G Cook Commissioners Hfff Larry Simmons . , - Robert Sh'ufer, „, , ;. „: MutieI, N; Dreamer, . Ted 8, Edwaqfs - ' Property Appraiser Betty T. Ferguson . Homer L. Hartage - Marion P~icfa S. Whiffield . ". -'. ' Joe A. Marttnez , Oita!888IO;„' ;: , 'Linda Stewart (Ocala) ' Taz, Collector Jimmy L. Morales (Crash48W) -:, fereaa S. Jacobs ' ' Pop, 249,433 ' " K. Strlcidand 'p! g"8 ''.",".'. Mfvy'I, JojhS n Qf„, sherl i I8(Ã Ekfctiors Dorrfn Delano Rolls "f'IIIfiil Ed Dean Natacha Seifas ' Chaijes' W "Chgfj' I Court DavldREIISP'rmann Javlersuto Clert, OICIrculte PPrafser , Y.A, Betty T. Furguson Newm~, g dd„; „. Sally Heyman Brackkt R~ 8 p Jose "Pape" Diaz Timothy P. Smiffl Kathfeen B.G gb ii Sbhoof $08rd Tax CofteEor Chrtis Hughes Supdrvisor liif'I ' H8rltnlan of Etecffons Shea ',, '. 'I;;I»'l, l ', jff~rt 8, ingram Patricia M. Holism "'~y H Kdpfan School Superintendent Oeceola ', i,'„iliII!, ;j. lfjf, "Krep Don Gaetz , ~ef , (Kissimmee) Commissioners Pop. 157,376 ' ' " .Iffi')ff Jackie Burkett Sheriff Elaine Tpcker "Charlie" "" '' Charles M. "If. 'l"';:,-';i!'."." William Roberts III Aycock ' ", . -8,;,, Shfffey. , Rr, Ransom Clerk of Circuit Court — ::" fi: "".",' "Q~l'. 'p IIIIII'J". "Rigge *,. '; Larry Whaley , Property ' jfd:;:.' Appraiser iii1, 7;I rakes Robert M. Day ':, "' I:i"I„ij „:,:', Tfsx;,:Collector Patsy Heffner " ', ", 5"f. . "~afar of'Elections "" ' ' l.iffsll'", ;,'",: 's', lIgggtkitendent

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0 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 6 JANUARY I FESRUARY 2003 ' plneffas Nancy S. Harris Supefvisor bf h~ . Linda Myers (Clearwater) Sandia S.Goard: .„.. . ., „,p ' Pop. 898,784 Brad Purcell Schocl Superfnteirltfen't':" ljtfd Sheriff Hermon L. Somers, Jr. Paul J Hagerty ~ s Evereff S, Rice School Board Commissioners . . Tax ' Clerk of Circuit Court Joann Barber Carlton D. Henley ' TOm '!c.';:;JIf, Ift Karleen F. De Blaker "ohn D Milton Grant Maloy Supevisor of, ' L &". Appraiser C Ov«« "' Daryl Gene McLain Karen S, K~'„'., Property ,. . ' . Jim Smith Dothea H. Smith Randail C. Morris School Superiniehftettt Paul Owen Tax Collector Sandra C. Smith Dick Van Der Weide Rickard A, Sfffrfffy School Board Commissioners. Supervisor of Elections Santa Rosa Diane Bauer Joey A. Chandler Deborah Clark (Milton) Lawrence M. Furlong Robin L. Cox Ttttr School Superintendent Pop. 112,631 Jeanne Morris Jjm Roberts ~ Jiffi (unavailable) Sheriff sandra J. Robinson Billy J. "Tiny" Rutter Bdpiijrvisbr Ill : ~" Commissioners Otis Wendell Hall Deanne Schaffner Benny G. Stricktand Baba Roberts . ';-. 'p Calvin D, Harris Clerk of Circuit Court School Board Latvala Mary M. Johnson Johns Michael T. Foots School Supednte~ ' ", Susan Sb ' ProPerty APPraiser Kenneth P. Jones Carlton Faulk, ';: "1' John Mononi (Sf. Augustine) "' Karen Wifffams Seel, Gregory Stephen pop 113941 Chris Norris Commissioners . ':. „'i Barbara Sheen Todd' Brown Sheriff Ljnda J. Winchester K. Melanic Ciyatt Palm Beach Robert B.Stewart Tax Collector Neil J. Perry Janet S. Yest Morris Dobbs Pafrkttt Robert G. McClure Clerk of Circuit Court Ricky Jenkins . , Tax. Supervisor ol Elections Cheryl Strickland Suwannee Karen E. Parrish Sue P. Douglas tfjlkes, Jr Property Appraiser (Live Oak) M. Wayne Smith Superviszji k Nancy'Bostock;::BohoofSupeiiniendent SharonOutland Pop. 34,386 School Board ' ' ' ' Carol J. Cook Jo"n W Rogers Tax Collector Sheriff Sandra R. Floyd School Sup'ehrltandjtIII' F. Jane Gallucci Ccmmfssloners Dennis W. Alton K. "Al" Williams, Alvin A. Griffis Coy M. Yates '- Mary. Brown, C Robert Hffktrd .Hollingsworth Jr. Allen Parrish Commissioners Property Appraiser II Linda S. Lerner yjL A Buck Lee Supervisor of Elections Clerk of Circuit Court Marsan Carr Larry D. Jones Mary Russell Robert A Cole Penny Lee Halyburton Kenneth Dasher Sue R. Whitehead Tim Pauls Wifffam D,; "Dffn' Baiter ScIioel Supe'rintendent Property Appraiser Lane Ress Hugh W. Balboni Lamer Jenkins Volusia Kenneth S. Pridgen Supervisor of Elections Commisstoners Tax Collector (DeLand) Rosier Cuchens Theresa LePore Pop 474704 Mary Diane Coleman ~S'jE Bryant George L, Burnham, Pop 426,815 School Board SchMI Sup rjntendent Sheriff Edward Gary I MatcA. Jacalone Jr. Sheriff Darrell J. Barnhjll Lawrence W. Crow, Jr. JoAnn J Sjmpspn R, Stjsin: . Supervisor of Bections Ben F. Johnson Mark D. Davis Cp@WIsslonels ~ '. ;, Clerk of Circuit Court Kenneth E Smith N~W M, Metszer': . .. Gktnda B, t)iFjffiams Clerk of Circuit Court William E. Laird Richard M. Weiss Edward Hugh Wlntdes Bruce Mcguire School Supedntendent Diane M. Matousek Donnie Richardson Property Appraiser schqol : J, wyrrjan Halyard, Jr, Property. Appraiser Mildred T. wilkerson Board,' ' Marsha Faux Sarasota Thtxttas L. Allen, Jr, Cotnmissloqers''. .: Mrjrgan B. Gilreath, Tax Collector (Sarasota) Beverly A. Slough Jesse G. C~, Jr. Washington Pop. 321,044 Revenue Director , ,;,Joeeph G. Tedder Diane Lovell Jr, , ;:„, (Chip)ay) ' ' ' ' -' ' " r of Elections sherjff witliam R Fehling Randy Hatch: '&nttIf J. Kane Pop. 22,155 "Bill" ' William F. Balkwill Carta W. Wdgfff Jerry i.. Poofe . .9~.0{Elections : ", Clerk of Circuit Court ., frowe .. „Frederick, D. Fred" Billy , .. „,, „:. '"' M~.„, ~, ', ". ', ;"."!, ', j', . ", Karen E. Rushing Douglas'M. Udeil SbM'8tfpertntjsrIdefrf. . . Peel ,tI. , 4lj nfjfti , ':-'. Property Appraiser (Ff. Pierce) School Board ~.E, Hall: , , Clerk'of Circuit Court i:-";:';. ', , "t I'ioda 186,905 Barbara t4~:,jCtifkt4fffgrII;, ,;. kIaIItis@aok, ' Pop. ceryak, ' :'. ";, ;:~',~",!', ', , :.":. ": -'"" , jII, ll.:, , TTax Collector Sheriff M. HottzcfaW 'F~'T Br'uW(Jf. "Pi)fj,iffify , , J. ~' ' '-. Ken J. Mascara Julia Blake Ulmer Joseph C. 'JaynjatI ,.', , @Ijsffijtff, y 'I'.-". "'f', j", "t 'P Hayfrtizn'f:, i- ';, . ",.,, ~jiq!', tfff", ~aerates .. . Clerk of Circuit Court Murlel S..Owens, ,H, f „:;,5j;Bfti , ~. ' ' D. L&jjjfs 5'. "" ":; "', ttdrs)f. '~one JoAnne Holman Jerry Taylor '~ . ~j ;v Property Appraiser Vjff%ffrri T. Long " "":, Taylor pHrjjsNNtar'. '::!.", :"'i!ei""::xji '$4 Jeff Furst I Tax Collector (Perry) Btfb@tds Pop. 19,836 Of Election School Board „pr '- . L. "Bummy" Judy L. Andersen CdjItfffl, l' , tfjftttker E. i„, '. Williams Victoria L. Bumpus Cht)deff ' p, "' ' '.', ' ', ', , ':;', . Judith "' ", . :, ;;. ;; . Clerkof Circuit Court G. Conte Lynn'+'4'k; , 'I ' Annie Mae Murphy Earl C. McCrary Lenzy CorÃn' :,*; -. Candace Lankford .I„' J", . . . „Property Appraiser Ronnie B, Finch ' ", ', ', -:",'. '. , Ir)tj, '":~hajj:. :„'ji't prftljtjh John M, Half. , Ijfjf, ',, ~i '. :I:,&ti+'. "'g I "@jffbeior' Wakuffa School Board (Crawford ville) Gary F. Clark Pop". 20,648 Leonard R Hfoeon, Jr;, Shenff Angia J. Morris

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THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2003 31 " fili'fl !fifer!)Iff, Institute Rfie Rose Mary Children Three (one deceased) Church ' '*'*';, , r, « flflfrl Ifff!fIj'rlf Methodist Career Police officer, St. Petersburg Police r"'', ", Department, 1967-68; Special Agent, FDLE, 1970-82; insur- ance agent and owner of agency, 1982-93; elected Sheriff, 1992, re-elected 1996, ran unopposed 2000 Honors and A~liations FSA President, 2002; FSA, Vice President, 2001: FSA, Secretary, 2000; FSA, il'easurer, 1999;United Network for A~ Organ Sharing (UNOS) Patient Affairs Committee, 1998 —pres- * ent; UNOS Board of Directors 2002; Chairman, National Sheriffs Association Gift of Life Foundation, 1997 —present; Chairman, 4 Region IV Criminal Justice Training Council, 1996 —present; NSA's Standards and Ethics Committee, and Accreditation Committee, 1993 —present; Alachua County Criminal Justice Assessment Center Policy Advisory Board, 1997 —present; University of Florida Organ Procurement Organization Advisory Board, 1996 —present; Juvenile Assessment Center Advisory board, 1995 — present; City/County Law Enforcement Cooperation Committee (CCLECC), 1995 —present; Alachua County Substance Abuse Police Board, 1995-present; Board of OR!IDA Directors, North Central Florida Safety Council, 1994 —2000; SFCC Institute of Public Safety, Technology Advisory Committee, 1993 — present; Juvenile Justice Council, 1993 — ' present. r, „if r l,'lrffrr ', www. alachuasherijf org %40~5@5f:;,;i';; ', *:,:„W@iitiea have elected BAKER COUNTY . . officers. , Sha~aI:IIIiII, , ; 'I, ; j~r~ment Macclenny „' ' Ir, law- 'fifa~ chief Shenff Joey B. f'I, „',kl', grector of the Dobson isa~ic-serve (D) ' ' ' ' fr'frIff'f'r Born Lake tlOil that' ln'Cl@~'. l City, FL, February 5, 1949 ', Educadon Baker County High School; Arporate4i arfeWf, . j%5, Wctu of MiaI-Da4e Lake City Community College, AS Poli@., ; „)Ifl afctive " ' hers of the'Plorl&':4 Degree, Management; Florida State

'f, University, BS Degree, Criminology; rr, ff" 'ff, ' ,,- See lnsl rfr. lrrr/r "ffrflrffrggr', Santa Fe Community College, Florida Law Enforcement Officer ~'~.:.: ' addre Instructor Certification 1982 Wowie Linda Children Four Church Methodist Career State Juvenile Probation Officer 1972-1973; Deputy, Baker County Sheriff's ONce 1973-1976;elected Clerk of Circuit Court, Baker County 1976-1980; Investigator State .. . UA Attorney's Office, Eighth Judicial Circuit 1982-1996; Law Enforcement Instructor, Lake City Community College 1984- 1996; elected Sheriff 1996; re-elected 2000; Graduate of Southern Police Institute, University of Louisville, Management of Small Law Enforcement Agency, 1997; Florida Executive Development Seminar, 1997; University of North Florida Leadership Conference, 1998, National Sheriff's Institute Honors and A~liations Baker County Jaycees "Outstanding Young Officer" Award 1974; member, Governor's Council on Criminal Justice, 1974; President of Baker County Sertoma ' ' IIIIIIi; Florida State' Club, Sertoman of the Year Award, 1996; Established Baker Ia' cate law County's first alcohol and drug abuse program; member, F10rida Macclenny Lions Club, Baker County Council on Aging, and Agents Baker County Juvenile Justice Council; Executive Committee, f" ff, ational Northeast Florida ' Investigative Support Center, Northeast 'eatlve Florida HIDTA Executive Committee. ' wwwsherijfso~ce. gve co.baker+. us

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dual certification in corrections and law enforcement; also cer- BAY COUNTY tified CJSTC Instructor; elected Sheriff in 1992, re-elected 1996 Panama City and 2000 Honors Elected to Starke City Commission, 1980; Sheriff Guy M. Tunnell (R) Past Lt. Governor, Florida District Kiwanis; past county coordi- nator for Special Olympics; served on North Central Florida Born Panama City, FL, August 16, 1951 Regional Planning Council, eight years; elected to Florida Education Orlando public schools; St. Sheriffs Association Board of Directors, 1996 through 2000; John's River Junior College, AA Degree; Chairman of the Board, 1999; Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches 2001- Rollins College, BS and MS Degrees; Board of Directors, 1996-2003, Chairman of the Board Sheriff's Association 2002- Criminal Justice Executive Institute Wfie 2003; current Secretary of Florida Prevention Association "President's Award Patty Children Three Church Methodist 2003; Florida Crime — Head of the Year, 1997"; Florida Association of Career Orange County Sheriff's Office, Investigator/Sergeant; Agency " Families "Board Member of the Year — 2002, Bay County Sheriffs Office, Investigator; U.S. Naval Investiga- Children and Chairman of Bradford County Community Traffic Safety Team tive Service, Special Agent, Pensacola, FL; Chief of Police, Lynn to present, Haven, FL; elected Sheriff in 1988, re-elected 1992, ran unop- 1999 posed 1996 and 2000; graduate of the FBI National Academy 197th Session, 1999 Honors Church Deacon; Master Mason, Scottish and York Rite, Shaddai Shrine Temple; 1987 Out- BREVARD standing Young Law Enforcement Officer (Panama City COUNTY Jaycees); First Honorary Chairman, Red Ribbon Campaign (Bay ?ftusville County Drug Free) Board /I/memberships Anchorage Childrens Sheriff Philip B. R Girls Club; Gulf Coast Community College Home; Boys Williams Foundation 8. Gulf Coast Community College Assessment (R) Center and Criminal Justice Advisory Councils, Florida Criminal Born Hickory, NC, November 12, 1956 Justice Executive Association, 2000 Elder Affairs Committee; Education Public Schools, Swain National SherifFs Association, Congressional Affairs Commit- County, NC and Brevard County, FL; tee, 2000; Drug Enforcement Committee, 2000; Bay Point Brevard Community College, AA; University of Central Florida, Billfish Tournament Foundation; Florida Sheriffs Association, Studies; Nova Southeastern University 1992, 1994; Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches, 1994; Chairman BA in Allied Legal College of Law, JD, 1985 Wjie Amy Children Two Church of the Board, Florida Sheriffs Association, 1995; Treasurer, Methodist Career Police Officer/Investigator, Indialantic Police 1996; Secretary, 1997; Vice President, 1998; President 1999- Department 1975-1980;Narcotics Investigator, Palm Bay Police 2000; Immediate Past President, 2000-2001, www. bayso. org Department 1980; Sergeant, Indialantic Police Department 1980-1982; Assistant State Attorney, Eighteenth Judicial, BRADFORD 1985-1992; Assistant State Attorney, Eighteenth Judicial COUNTY (Felony, Division Chief, Career Criminal Prosecutor and Team 1994-1996;elected Sheriff Starve Homicide Response member) "Bob" 1996, re-elected 2000 Honors and A~liadons Member, Brevard SheriffRobert W. County Association of Chiefs of Police; Brevard County Bar Milner, Jr. (D) Association, Florida Bar; Brevard County Law Enforcement Academy Instructor; Adjunct Professor, University of Central Board of Directors; CRIMELINE Board of Born Jacksonville, FL, June 26, 1953 Florida; United Way Association of Police Attorneys; Brevard Education Bradford High School, Directors; Florida Enforcement Advisory Committee; Starke; Lake City (FL) Community Community College Law Association Legislative Committee 1997-pres- College, AA Degree in Police Science and Corrections; Florida Sheriffs Co-Vice Chairman, 1998 — 2000; FSA University of Central Florida, BA Degree in Criminal Justice, ent; FSA Legislative Chairman of Blue minor in Public Administration; Correctional Standards, 1974; Legislative Chairman, 2000-2001; Northeast International Police Standards, 1976; graduate of the Florida Criminal Justice Lightning Strike Force Steering Committee; Executive Institute Chief Executive Seminar and the National Association of Chiefs of Police, National Sheriffs Association, Sheriffs' Institute; graduate of FBI National Academy, 1997 Appointed by Governor Jeb Bush to the Criminal Justice Wfie Carol Children Two Grandchildren Two Church Baptist Standards and Training Commission, Appointed University of Career Florida Department of Corrections, 1974-1984 (four Central Florida Criminal Justice Distinguished Alumni of the promotions); Florida Department of Law Enforcement, Year 1998 8. 2002, International Narcotic Enforcement Officers Regional Coordinator for Criminal Justice Standards and Association, FDLE Regional Task Force 2001-2002, Vice-chair- 'i|aining, 1984-1988; Starke Police Department (part-time man of FDLE Anti-terrorism Task Force Board 2001-2002. 1977-1980 and 1989-1992); employed by Bradford County www brevardshe jn fso~ce. org School Board as Criminal Justice Instructor, 1988-1992; holds THE SHERIFF'S STAR 6 JANUARY / FESRUARY 2O03 )5 BROWARD Education candidate; numerous law enforcement training courses Wowie Janice Church Protestant Career 8 years, Charlotte COUNTY County Sheriffs Office: Patrol, Criminal Investigations, CID Fort Lauderdale Lieutenant and Chief Investigator; DeSoto County Sheriff's Sheriff Kenneth C. "Ken" Office, Road Patrol Lieutenant; 16 years, private investigative agency; elected Sheriff 2000 Honors Jenne II and Ajgliations Advisory (D) FBI-trained hostage negotiator; certified Police Standards Instructor; member, Charlotte County Chamber of Commerce, Born New Haven, CT, December 1, 1946 Charlotte County Mentoring Program, Punta Gorda Business Educa/r'on Palm Beach Junior College, Alliance; Florida Gulf Coast University Criminal Justice AA, 1966; Florida Atlantic University, Advisory Board; Co-chair Charlotte Alliance for a Safe BA, 1968, Florida State University, JD, 1972 8+ie Caroline Community; board member, Charlotte County Juvenile Justice Children Two Church Episcopal Career State Senator 1978— Council; Southwest Florida Criminal Justice Academy Advisory 1998; Democratic Leader, 1994-1998. Committee Chairman- Board; Region X Criminal justice Advisory Board. ships included Appropriations, Rules and Calendar, judiciary, www ccso.org Judiciary Criminal, Executive Business; and Finance, Taxation and Claims, Attorney; appointed Sheriff 1/20/98; elected CITRUS COUNTY Sheriff 9/1/1998; re-elected 2000 Military Sergeant, Public Inverness Safety Supervisor, US Army Reserve Honors and Ajgliadons Sheriff Jeffrey J. "Jeff" Consti-tution Reform Revision Steering Committee; Governor' s Dawsy Committee on Education; Governor's Council on Organized (D) Crime. Numerous Outstanding Legislator Awards; FSA, Board Born Long Island, NY, November 28, of Directors, 2000. www. sheri+org 1955 Education Crystal River High School, St. Leo College, St. Leo, FL, BA in Criminal Justice; Nova University, Ft. CALHOUN Lauderdale, FL, MBA; graduate of Chief COUNTY Executive Seminar and National Sheriff's Institute Wife Gail Blountstown Children Three Church Methodist Career Deputy Sheriff, Pasco

ld County SherifFs Office 1978-1981; Sheriff David L, Tatum (D) Deputy Sheriff through Captain, Citrus County Sheriffs Office, 1981-1996; elected Sheriff 1996, ran unopposed 2000 Military Born Marianna, FL, December 15, 1960 Air Force 1976- 1978 Honors and Ajgliadons Outstanding Education Lively Vo-Tech Law Enforce- Young American Award 1978; past president and secretary Inverness ment Academy, Chipola Junior College, Sertoma, Leadership Citrus Graduate, Tri-County Florida Criminal Justice Executive Chamber of Commerce, coach and past president Central Citrus Little League, Boy Institute, and numerous law enforcement training courses I/knife Scouts, Moose, Rotary, and Board Member of United Lori Children One Church Baptist Career Altha Police Way; elected to FSA Board of Directors, 1999; FSA Department Police Chief, Calhoun County Sheriff's Office: Legislative Delegation, 2000, elected FSA Legislative Chairman, Deputy, 1981-1990; Investigator, 1990-2000; elected Sheriff 2001. www. sherif citrus+ us Calhoun County 2000 Honors and Ajgliations 1996 U.S. Attorney's Award; 1998 Florida Council on Crime and Delinquency Award; Board of Directors, Panhandle Pioneer CLAY COUNTY Settlement; Calhoun County Airport Authority. Green Cove Springs Sheriff L. Scott CHARLOTTE Lancaster (R) COUNTY Punta Gorda Born Green Cove Springs, FL, May 29, Sheriff William E. "Bill" 1954 Education public schools of Green Clement Cove Springs; St. Johns River Junior (D) College, law enforcement curriculum; Florida Atlantic University, BA Degree in Criminal justice; Born Arcadia, FL, November 19, 1949 Master's Degree in Public Administration; FBI National gdncnrion Edison Community College, Academy, 129th session; graduate of National Sheriffs' AA Degree; University of South Florida, Institute and Florida Criminal Justice Executive Institute BA, Criminology; National Louis University, Masters in Children Four Church Methodist Career Clay County Sheriff's

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Police, Dublin, Office, dispatcher, 1972-73;Boca Raton police officer, 1974-77; U.S. Treasury Special Agent, six years; Chief of Lake City, 10 years; elected Clay County SO, Sergeant through Chief Deputy 1977-88; pri- GA, nine years; Chief of Police, vate business 1988-92; elected Sheriff in 1992, re-elected Sheriff 1996, re-elected 2000 Honors and A~liadons U.S. 1996, ran unopposed 2000 Honors and Ajgliadons Chairman, Treasury Special Achievement Award, 1974; Past member, Florida Corrections Accreditation Commission; Commissioner, Georgia Governor's Task Force on Stress in Law Enforce- Florida Criminal Justice 2 Standars Commission; Advisory ment; Past Chairman of the Hamilton/Columbia juvenile Justice Board, Missing Children Information Clearinghouse; Executive Council. Committee, Northeast Florida High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA); Executive Board, Northeast Florida Investigative Support Center; Member, Financial Development/Public DESOTO COUNTY Relations Committee, Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches; Rotary Arcadia Club of Green Cove Springs. http//'clcpsherji C:corn Sheriff John J. "Johnny" Fugate (D)

COLLIER COUNTY Born Arcadia, FL, November 22, 1956;:.;=;:, . :;-I li Naples Education Edison Community College; Sheriff Don Hunter (R) DeSoto High School; numerous law enforcement training courses Wife Born Tallahassee, FL, October 9, 1951 Debbie Children 7wo Church Baptist Education Florida State University, BS Career DeSoto County Sheriffs Office, 7 years; Manatee County '„' Degree in Criminology, MS Degree in .i, , Sheriffs Office, 1 year; State Attorney's Office Investigator, 13 Criminal Justice Planning; FBI National years; elected Sheriff 2000 Honors and A~liadons DeSoto Academy graduate, 1994 Wfie Melissa County Fair Association; 4-H Club volunteer; Hunter Education Children Four Church Catholic Career Instructor; Diamond Club (supports high school athletics); Regional Administrator, Department of Justice, Law Enforce- Division of Juvenile Justice Council; South Florida Community ment Assistance Administration, Florida Region IX, 1976-79; College Planning Council; Take Stock in Children Leadership Collier County Sheriff's Office, 1979-81 (Deputy Chief of Council; Domestic Violence Council; Catholic Charities Advisory Administration, 1981-88); elected Sheriff in 1988, re-elected Board and Desoto County Enterprise Zone Development 1992, ran unopposed in 1996, re-elected 2000 Honors appoint- Agency. www. desotosherijf corn ed to selection committee, U.S, Military Academies, for Collier, Glades and Hendry counties; Outstanding Young Men of DIXIE COUNTY America Award, 1987; elected to Sheriffs Association's Board of Cross City Self Directors, 1992; Board of Managers, Florida Sheriffs Sheriff M. Samuel Gulf Coast University Criminal Justice Insurance Fund; Florida "Sammy" Advisory Board, 1995-present; and the Commission for Florida Woodall, Jr. (D) Law Enforcement Accreditation, Inc. , 1999, Board of Directors 14, 1950 for Florida Criminal Justice Executive Training Institute. Born Hines, FL, January Education Lake City Community http: //colliershen+org College; Santa Fe Community College; numerous law enforcement training COLUMBIA courses. Wif e Joye Children Three Church Baptist Career 1970-71 Florida Highway Patrol; 1972- COUNTY 86 Dixie County Deputy Sheriff; 1983-85 Cross City Police Lake City Department, Officer and Chief; 1985-88 Dixie County Sheriff's Sheriff Frank K. Office Chief Deputy; 1988 Cross City Police Administrator; Owens (D) 1988-89 Dixie County Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy; 1989 appointed Dixie County Sheriff; elected Sheriff 1990; 1993-95 Cross Police Born Hammonton, NJ, February 1, 1945 Cross City Police Department; 1995-2001 City Education Choctawhatchee High School, Chief; elected Dixie County Sheriff 2000. Honors and Ft. Walton Beach, FL; Okaloosa-Walton A~liations Past director, Dixie County Chamber; Grand Lodge Community College, iliceville, FL, AA; Florida State University, of Free 8. Accepted Masons Shamrock Lodge ¹268;L.A.W. BS Criminology; Georgia Southern, Statesboro, GA, graduate Publications certificate for Outstanding Achievements; Grand work, Public Administration; U.S. Treasury Law Enforcement Lodge of Free 8, Accepted Masons of Florida Outstanding School, Washington, DC Wife Elaine Children 7wo Church First Service award; Law Enforcement Association; Domestic Assembly of God Career Tallahassee Police Reserves, two years; Violence Task Force-Vice President.

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DUVAL COUNTY ESCAMBIA (Jacksonville" ) "Nat" COUNTY Sheriff Nathaniel Pensacola Glover, Jr. (D) Sheriff H. R. "Ron" McNesby (R) Born Jacksonville, FL, March 29, 1943 Education New Stanton High School; Edward Waters College, BS Degree in Born Pensacola, FL, May 22, 1944 Social Science, 1966; University of Educate'on Pensacola Junior College; North Florida, Master's Degree in Ti'oy State University, Pensacola alfie Education, 1987; graduated from the 130th Session FBI Nell Children 7wo Church Baptist Career 35 years with National Academy; completed numerous career development Escambia County Sheriffs Office: Accreditation, Public Infor- and special training courses in anti-terrorism, hostage negoti- mation, Patrol, School Resource Program; Corrections, Training, ations and inter-personal relations Wfie Doris Children 7wo Community Policing; Emergency Disaster Coordinator, D.A.R.E. Church St. Stephen AME Career employed by Jacksonville program; elected Sheriff, 2000 Honors and Ajpliations First Sheriffs Office, 1966; Director of Police Services, Jail Division Judicial Circuit Law Enforcement Association, Pensacola (pre-trial detention facility); Prison Division, Community Chamber Military Affairs Committee. www escambiaso. corn Corrections Division, Human Resources Division, including Region V Northeast Florida Criminal Justice Training Center; FLAGLER elected Sheriff April 11, 1995Honors runner-up, Florida Retail Federation's "Law Enforcement Officer of the Year, " "D. COUNTY " 1976; K. Brown Award, Bold City Jaycees, 1977; "Law Enforcement Bunnell " Officer of the Year Award, Brotherhood of Police Officers, Sheriff James L, "Jim" 1977; "Citizen of the Year" from Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, " Manfre 1988; "Success Role Model Award, from El-Bethel-El Divine (D) Holiness Church, 1991; "Sallye B, Mathis Award" from Jack- Born Brooklyn, NY, October sonville Branch NAACP, 1991;recognition for outstanding law 2, 1957 Education Fordham University, Bronx, enforcement achievements from Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. , NY, BS Psychology; St. Johns University 1991; recipient of the Martin Luther King Humanitarian School of Law, Cornelia Award, Jacksonville Jewish Community; White House Lead- JD Wfie Church Catholic Career Bronx County District Attorney, Legal Assistant; King's ership Conference on Youth, Drug Use and Violence participant; County District Attorney, Trial Assistant; Suffolk outstanding alumnus awards from the University of North County, NY, Assistant District Attorney; Suffolk Florida, Edward Waters College and Leadership Jacksonville, County, Special Assistant District Attorney, Elected Sheriff 2000. www Inc. ; believed to be Florida's first elected black Sheriff in more m~cso. corn than 100 years; winner FBI's Director's Community Leadership Award, 1999; Ajpliations major donor, college scholarships, Take Stock in Children; Trustee Board, St Stephen AME Church FRANKLIN (President Pro-Tem); Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Brotherhood of COUNTY Police Officers; Board of Directors, Eartha M. White Health Eastpoint Care, Inc. ; Advocate for a Better Jacksonville; Leadership Sheriff Jacksonville Class, 1989; 1999 Won The FBI Director's Bruce E. Community Leadership Award; Received the Liberty Bell Varnes (D) Award from the Jacksonville Bar Association and the Law and Spirituality Award from the Catholic Lawyers Guild, Born Apalachicola, FL, August 6, 1954 www.' cjonetjjso Education public schools Apalachicola; When Jacksonville and Duval County were consolidated, Lake City Community College, Lake the Jacksonville Police Department became the Jacksonville City, FL, Police Science Certificate; completed numerous special O~ce, Sheriffs training and career development courses including: Corrections Standards, Police Officer Standards 8. Training, Diversified The Ãorida Sheriffs Fath Emches Training Program, Case Preparation and Court Presentation, Flort'das Chari@~or F1oiida s Children FDLE Academy D.A.R.E. Certification for Elementary and Serving youth since 1957. . . . Middle School Curriculum, Radar Operation, Role of Law Enforcement in the Identification and Investigation of Sexual wwwyouthranches. org Abuse and Physical Abuse of Children, Advanced Training Certificate, Commission on Criminal Justice Standards 2

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Training, Narcotics Identification and Investigation, Human 1975-1986; University of Florida Police Department 1986- Diversity, School Resource Officer Training Wife Amelia 1996; elected Sheriff 1996, re-elected 2000 Honors and Children Two Church Pentecostal Holiness Career Columbia Ajpliations Law Enforcement Officer of the Year 1978, 1979 County SherifFs Office three years; Lake City Police Department and 1980; Letter of Commendation, 1995; MADD Award of eight and a half years; Franklin County Sherifps Office seven Excellence, 1994; National Sheriff's Institute, 1998; FDLE Chief and a half years; elected Sheriff 1996, re-elected 2000 Honors Executive Seminar, 1998; Gilchrist County Educational and Ajpliatt'ons Law Enforcement Officer of the Year 1979 and Foundation Board of Directors; Trenton Rotary Club; Florida 1980; Columbia County SherifFs Officer of the Year 1979 and Council on Crime and Delinquency; National Association of 1980; Loyal Order of the Moose; Veterans of Foreign Wars; Chiefs of Police; Law Enforcment Executive Council of North 32nd Degree Master Mason; Chairman, Franklin County Central Florida; FSYR Program Committee; National Sheriffs Juvenile Justice Council (1994-95); Franklin County Schools Association; FCCD State Law Enforcement Distinguished Advisory Committee (1994-1995). Service Award, 2000. M/M/Ivgilcso. org

GAD SDEN GLADES COUNTY COUNTY Moore Haven guincy Sheriff James E. "Jim" Sheriff W. A. Rider (D) Woodham (D) Born Marion, IN, January 23, 1941 Born Dothan, AL, May 20, 1941 Educadon Public schools, Hialeah, FL; Education Public schools of Dothan, Metro-Dade Junior College, Miami; St. Miami, BA Public Ala. ; Associate of Arts Degree, Chipola Thomas University, Junior College, 1963; BS Degree (Criminology 8. Corrections), Administration; Southern Police Insti- Florida State University, 1965 Wfie Karen Children Three tute, University of Louisville, Certified Florida Police Instruc- Church Presbyterian Career State Trooper, Florida Highway tor; graduate of Metropolitan Organized Crime Training School; Cross- Patrol, 1966; Assistant Counselor, Gadsden County Juvenile DEA Narcotics Command Training; U.S. Customs Court, 1967-71; appointed Sheriff of Gadsden County on April Designated Training; FIU Tactics of Terrorist Groups, Fiscal 14, 1971;elected Sheriff in 1972, re-elected 1976, 1980, 1984, Management, Anacapa Sciences; DEA Conspiracy Training, 1988, 1992, 1996 and 2000 Honors Gadsden County's Law Broward Community College Wfie Carol Children Two Church Enforcement Officer of the Year, 1973; honored by Big Bend Baptist Career Metro-Dade Police Department 18-1/2 years; Law Enforcement Association for "heroic actions" leading to Supervisor in Organized Crime Division, Broward County re-elect- apprehension of kidnapper; elected Vice President, Chairman of Sheriff's Department, nine years; elected Sheriff 1996, the Board, President of Florida Sheriffs Association; elected to ed 2000 Honors and A~liations Coordinated FSA Statewide Board of Managers, Florida Sheriffs Self-Insurance Fund, Drug Task Force; U.S, Justice Department Outstanding 1984; appointed to Florida Governor's Commission on Child Contribution to Federal Service; FSA Distinguished Service Support Enforcement, 1985; President, Rotary Club, 1986; Award; Certificate of Recognition from the Grand Lodge of 1998 Gadsden County Men of Action Public Service Honoree; Florida; F.A.M. for Combating Drug Abuse among youth of honored as "Dean of Florida Sheriffs" for greatest number of Florida; member of Glades County Juvenile Justice Council; Past years in office among current Sheriffs. Master Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite, Okeechobee Shrine Club, Morocco Temple Shrine, Buckhead Ridge Moose Lodge; mem- ber, National Sheriffs' Institute; Moore Haven Lions Club, GILCHRIST Florida Cattleman's Association, Easter Star, Glades County Youth Livestock, Glades County Chamber of Commerce, Board COUNTY of Directors for FSA; Board of Directors for Glades Economic Benton Development. Sheriff David P. Turner (D) '|P Did+&i k90iK...... Born Portsmouth, OH, June 15, 1954 XAe WA'iA ~::~ation.:O'. Pne Qf the.:old/re and l~t Trenton High School; Lake Education laFr eijfdi ueent aseoeditions in tire natIon p abounded in 1894 College; Lake City City Community „, O'W~ E&l represents the: ~ests gf'both Shor~i. ,and. the end Corrections Academy; Santa Fe Com- communities thy serFe. Don' t' be cogjhsed by: other ogaiui ations munity College Police Academy; FBI solicttirg support using similar. names and logw. Epr mow-':i~r- — ' National Academy 138th session Wowie Patsy Children Two matton, whee our Web site/ /I///Y/j/Shngk@g. Church Church of Christ Career Gilchrist County SherifFs Office

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GULF COUNTY Sheriffs Institute, 1999 Wife Shirley Children Two Church Port Saint Joe Baptist Career Volunteer, Wauchula Police Department, Uniform Patrol 1974-1976; Uniform Sheriff W. Frank Patrol, Hardee County Sheriff's Office 1977-1979; Volunteer Narcotics Investigator, Hardee McKeithen (D) County Sheriff's Office 1980-1986;Investigator, Hardee County Sheriffs Office 1986-1996; elected Sheriff 1996, re-elected Born Panama City, FL, August 1, 1952 2000 Honors and A~liations Eagle Scout 1968; Assistant Education Vernon (FL) High School; District Commissioner for Boy Scouts, Gulf Ridge Council 1979- attended Chipola Junior College (Mar- 1980; Drug Awareness chairman, Wauchula Elks Lodge 1987- ianna, FL) and Gulf Coast Community 1988; Silver Star for Bravery, American Police Hall of Fame, College (Panama City, FL) IVjie Diane 1990; Outstanding Public Safety Employee Award, Hardee Children Three Church Methodist Career Panama City Police County Rotary Club, 1996; Elks, Citizen of the Year, 1998; Department; Bay County Sheriff s Office where he served as the District Chairman of the Boy Scouts of America, 1998; member, Captain in charge of the Criminal Investigation Division; Chamber of Commerce, 1998; board 'Take " member, Stock in appointed Sheriff of Gulf County on February 8, 1995, by Children, 1998. www, hardeeso. corn Governor Chiles; elected Sheriff in 1996, ran unopposed 2000 Honors Chosen as Florida's Law Enforcement Officer of the Year in 1993. HENDRY COUNTY HAMILTON LaBelle Sheriff Leonard S. "Steve" COUNTY Worley Jasper (D) Sheriff J, Harrell Reid (D) Born Chicago, IL, March 18, 1952 Education Avon Park Junior College; Born Valdosta, GA, March 31, 1947 Troy State University, Montgomery, AL Miami-Dade Educadon Junior College, 8'fie Sherry Children Five Church Baptist Career Lake Placid AS Degree; University of Florida, BS Police Department, 1979-1980;Florida Highway Patrol, 1980- Degree; North Florida Junior College, 2000; Law Enforcement Instructor; elected Sheriff 2000 Criminal Justice Standards Training Course Children Two Militarv U.S. Army Paratrooper, 1971-78 Honors and Church Baptist Career Deputy Sheriff, Hamilton County A~liarr'ons Army commendation medal; Master Parachutist Sheriffs Office, 10 years; elected Sheriff in 1988, re-elected badge; Pathfinder badge; Korean Ranger School badge; VFW Honors 1992, 1996 and 2000 and Ajpliari'ons Accepted by the Post 10100; member American Legion post 130; member, FBI National Academy in 1990, and graduated from the Masonic Lodge; 1999 Law Enforcement Officer of the Year. Academy in 1991; Florida Sheriffs Association's Sergeant-at- Arms, 1992-1999; elected to FSA Board of Directors, 1999; appointed September, 1997, to the Medical Examiners HERNANDO Commission by Gov. and reappointed by COUNTY Governor Jeb Bush in 2001. Brooksville HARDEE COUNTY Sheriff Richard B. "Rich" Wauchula Nugent (R) Sheriff J. Loran Born Chicago, IL, May 26, 1951 Cogburn (D) Education St. Leo College, BA Criminology; Troy State University, Born Wauchula, FL, May 14, 1953 Masters in Public Administration; Graduate FBI National Education Public schools, Hardee Academy 165th session 5i'fe Wendy Children Three Church County; Criminal Justice Standards, Methodist Career Romeoville (IL) Police Department, 1972-84; Manatee Vo-Tech; Polk Community Col- Hernando County Sheriffs Office, Major/Chief of Operations, lege, South Florida Community College, 1984-2000; elected Sheriff 2000 Military U.S. Air Force, 1969- courses: Financial Investigative Techniques (IRS), R.I.C.O. In- 75; Illinois National Guard Honors and Ajpliadons Charter vestigations, Hostage Negotiations 2 Crisis Management, member, Spring Hill Rotary; Board of Directors: Hernando Forfeitures and Reverse Sting Operations; Certified Instructor, Youth Leagues, Hernando County YMCA, American Heart Florida Criminal Justice; Executive Development National Association Pasco/Hernando; Vice Chair, United Way Board of 38 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY i FEBRUARY 2003 ~ ' ~

Directors; United Way 1999 campaign chairman; HeartWalk Chairman, Florida Violent Crime Council; Past Chairman, FSA New Teams Chairman. www hernandoshen+org Board of Directors; FSA Treasurer, 1998; FSA Secretary, 1999; FSA Vice President, 2000; FSA President, 2001; Co-Chairman of the regional Domestic Security Task Force. www. HIGHLANDS hcso. tampa jl.us COUNTY HOLMES Sebring C. COUNTY Sheriff Howard Bonifay Godwin (D) Sheriff Coy Dennis Lee (D)

Born Avon Park, FL, February 10, 1952 Educatr'on public schools of Avon Park; Born Bonifay, FL, May 15, 1958 South Florida Community College Education Bethlehem High School, (Avon Park), AS Degree in Criminal Justice; University of South Holmes County, FL; graduate Wash- Florida, BA Degree in Criminal Justice; Rollins College, Master' s ington-Holmes Technical Center Law certification in and Corrections; Chipola Jr, College; 2000 + ! Degree in Criminal Justice; completed courses for Enforcement Firearms, International SWAT Techniques, Street Survival, hours specialized law enforcement related training; law Interrogation Techniques; Radar Operator Training alfie Fatti enforcement and firearms instructor Wife Leesa Children four Children Two Church Baptist Career Police Chief, Avon Park, Church Assembly of God Career Dispatcher/Jailer/Deputy, for 1980 and 1981; Deputy, Highlands County S.O., 12 years; Holmes County Sheriff's Office three years; Bonifay City elect- elected Sheriff in 1988, ran unopposed 1992, re-elected 1996, Policeman four years; Bonifay Police Chief eight years; re-elected Military ran unopposed 2000 Honors Outstanding Law Enforcement ed Sheriff of Holmes County in 1996, 2000 Honors and Holmes Officer of Highlands County, 1986; Merit Award, 1981; Lake US Air Force, Security Police A~liations Juvenile Council Chairman; Teen Court Board of Placid Award for outstanding service in drug prevention, 1989; County Justice West Florida Wilderness Institute Board of Florida Council on Crime and Delinquency Award for Directors; Directors; Holmes County Democratic Executive Committee; Outstanding Service, 1990; elected Sheriffs Association's Bonifay Kiwanis Club Board of Directors; American Cancer Sergeant-at-Arms, 1990 and 1991, member of Board of Society; Gideon; Law Enforcement Officer of the Year, Bonifay, Directors, 1992, 1993 and 1994; Community Service Award, 1995, Rotary Club of Sebring; 1995 Civilian of the Year Award, Avon Park Chamber of Commerce; Humanitarian Award, 1997; INDIAN RIVER Men of Vision/Faith Recognition Award, 1999; Highlands County Community of Character Coalition; 2001 Florida Council COUNTY on Crime and Delinquency Outstanding Law Enforcement. Vero Beach www. ct.net/'-sheri+ Sheriff Roy H. Ramond (R) HILLSBOROUGH Born Milwaukee, WI, July 13, 1940 COUNTY Education Public schools, Miami; Tampa National Sheriff's Institute; Dade Sheriff Cal Henderson (D) County Sheriff's Academy; FBI National Academy 106th session Wfie Beverly (Scooter) Children 7wo Born Tampa, FL, October 26, 1943 Church Church Of God Career Florida Game 8.Fresh Water Fish Education University of South Florida, Commission, 5 years; Miami Dade Sheriff's Office, 3 years; Vero BA and MA Degrees in Criminal Justice, Beach Police Department, 4 years; Indian River County Sheriff's 1974 and 1978, with honors; FBI Office, 17 years; elected Indian River Sheriff 2000 Military U.S. National Academy graduate; FBI Army, 1958-59 Honors and A~liations Indian River National Executive Institute graduate; FDLE Chief Executive Community College Justice Advisory Committee; past president, board member, Humane Seminar alfie Jeanne Children 7wo Church Baptist Career Tri-County Intelligence Unit; past Tampa Police Department two years; U.S. Border Patrol, one Society of Vero Beach; member, FBI National Associates, Indian and a half years; Central Intelligence Agency, one year; River Cattleman's Association and National Rifle Association; Hillsborough County Sheriffs Office, 31 years; elected Sheriff volunteer Certified Florida Hunter Safety Education Instructor in 1992, ran unopposed in 1996, re-elected 2000 cMilitary U.S. (14 years); recipient of 1992 and 2000 Humane Society Army Staff Sergeant (E6) 1961-64 Honors Past President, Animal Protection Awards. www. ircsheri+org Florida Chapter, FBI National Academy Associates; Past THE SHERIFF'S STAR '0 JANUARY I FEBRUARY 2003 39 ~ ~

Award for Outstanding Contribution to Community, 1996; JACKSON Chapter 29 Florida Council on Crime and Delinquency Disting- COUNTY uished Service Award Law Enforcement; elected to FSA Board Marianna of Directors, 1997. Sheriff John P. McDaniel (D) LAFAYETTE

Born Jackson County, FL, October 9, COUNTY 1940 Education Public schools of Afayo Jackson County; attended Chipola Junior Owen Carson McCall, Jr.

College and Florida A 8.M University Wowie Mellie Children Four Grandchildren Four Church Baptist Career Drug-enforcement Born May 15, 1966 Education Public school; homicide investigation school; 10 years with financial schools of Mayo, Florida; North Florida institution; four years, Chief Deputy, Jackson County SherifFs Junior College Police Academy; complet- Department; one year with Sneads Police Department; elected ed numerous law enforcement training Sheriff in 1980, re-elected 1984, 1988, 1992, 1996 and 2000 and certification courses I/yfie Sharon Children One Church Military Florida National Guard, U, S, Navy Specialized 7Paining Alton Church of God Career Appointed Sheriff Lafayette County, graduate of FBI School for Sheriffs Honors Past Master, 2002; Alachua County SherifFs Office, Detective 1994-2002; Harmony Lodge No. 3; member, Masonic Lodge, York Rite Criminal Intelligence 1993-1994; Crime Scene Investigator Bodies, Ambassador Shadi Shrine Temple; Sheriffs Association 1992-1993; Uniform Patrol 1990-1992. Mayo Police Board of Directors, 1996; member Florida Sheriffs Youth Department, Police Chief 1988-1990;Lafayette County SherifFs Ranches Governing Board, 1996. www jcsheri+com Office, Deputy Sheriff 1985-1988; McCall Farms, Inc. Co- Owner 1982-Present. Honors and A~liations 1997 Alachua County Deputy of the Year; American Legion Citation for JEFFERSON Meritorious Service; Sons of the American Revolution Law COUNTY Enforcement; recognition by Alachua County Sheriff's Office for Monticello successful statewide investigation of heavy equipment; certifi- cates of commendation from Sheriff Kenneth W. "Ken" ACSO for money laundering and auto theft investigation and solving high proSe burglary Fortune, Sr. (D) (including recovery of stolen property); certificate of commen- dation from Marion County Sheriff's Office for undercover oper- Born Toluca, NC, May 25, 1944 ation, including recovery of large amount of stolen construction Education Gardner-Webb College; equipment. Tallahassee Community College; FHP Academy; Executive Institute (FDLE) 8'fie Wanda Children Three Church Baptist Career Florida LAKE COUNTY Tavares Highway Patrol, 12 years and three months; sworn-in as inter- im Jefferson County Sheriff, April 16, 1984; elected Sheriff in Sheriff George E. 1984, 1988, 1992, ran unopposed in 1996, re-elected 2000 Knupp, Jr. (R) Military U.S. Navy Honors Member, Florida Sheriffs Associa- tion Legislative Committee, 1985-86; elected to Sheriffs Born Harrisonburg, VA, November 20, Association Board of Directors, 1987 and 1997; Chairman of 1940 Education Edgewater High School the Board in 1988; Secretary, 1989 and 1990; Treasurer, 1991; (Orlando, FL); Valencia Community Monticello/Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce President's College (Orlando), AS Degree in Criminal Justice; Rollins College, BS Degree and Master's Did you know. ... . f Degree in Criminal Justice; numerous law enforcement The Rorida SherNs Association created the Florida Sheriff's Bureau, which courses I/yife Carrie Ann Children Three Church Catholic Career evoked into whet is known today as the. Florida Department of Law Maitland Police Department, six years; Orange County Sheriff's Enforcement. FSA also founded the Flodda Law Enforcement Academy in 196S, the first. statewide training center, .for city, county and state law Office, 15 years; Seminole County SherifFs Office, seven and a enforcement officers. half years; elected Sheriff in 1988, re-elected 1992, 1996 and 2000 Mililary U.S. Army Reserves Ajpliations Lake Supporting a tradition of Excellence in Law Enforcement for more than County 1tXt years. . . . Shrine Club, Bahia Temple; BPOE; Golden Triangle Republican Club; Eustis Chapter ¹33,York Rite; Eustis Lodge ¹85FSAM; The Florida SherNs Associetio: www, ftsheriffs. org Police Executive Research Forum; Leadership Lake County; American Legion. httpv'/we lcso. org 40 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 6 JANUARY I FEBRUARY 2003 ~ ~

LEE COUNTY Bodies, 32nd Degree; American Legion; Exchange Club; Moose Ft. ayers Club; FSU Alumni Association; Leon County Juvenile Justice Tallahassee; Refuge House Rodney M. "Rod" Council; Leadership Capital Sheriff Campaign; JAC Center Steering Committee; Leon County Shoap (R) Domestic Violence Council; Tallahassee Race Relations Committee; Tallahassee 25-Lending Kids a Hand; Leon County Born Painesville, OH, April 7, 1954 Public Safety Coordinating Council; Chairman-American Heart Education Edison Community College, Association 2001 Campaign; Pat Thomas Law Enforcement Ft. Myers, AA/AS Criminology; Inter- Academy Executive Committee; Chairman — regional Anti- national College, BS Business Manage- Terrorism Task Force; Board Member - United Way, Vice Chair ment, Central Michigan University, MS 2001, Chair 2002; Urban League, Salvation Army, Boy Scouts of Public Administration; FBI National Academy graduate; America, Mothers in Crisis, Law Enforcement Training Academy, numerous law enforcement training courses Wowie Sandi Capital City Youth Services, Florida Sheriffs Association, Leon Children Three Church Assembly of God Career Lee County County Community Justice Center. http: //lcso. leone. org Sheriff's Office: Commander, Law Enforcement, Major Crimes Investigations, Internal Affairs 8, Training, Communications 2 Records, Technical Services R Fleet; elected Lee County Sheriff LEVY COUNTY 2000, 22 years of Law Enforcement Administration Bronson Experience. Honors and Ajpliations Member, Florida Sheriffs Sheriff Johnny M. Mothers Against Association, National Sheriffs Association, Smith (D) Drunk Driving, FBI National Associates, SW Florida Chiefs of Police Association Chamber of Commerce, Fort Myers-Edison Born Gainesville, FL, September 28, International Association of Law Enforcement Kiwanis, 1960 Education Santa Fe Community Firearm Instructors, SW Florida Criminal Justice Academy, College Police Academy; FBI National Florida Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention Authority-Board of ' Academy 1997, numerous law enforce- Directors, The Foundation for Lee County Public Schools, Inc. , ment training courses Wowie Marcia Board of Directors, Florida Violent Crime and Drug Control Children One Church Baptist Career Chiefland Police Chairman, SW Florida Regional Drug Coordinating Council Department, Williston Police Department, Levy County Team, wwwsheri~eef1. org Sheriff's Office: Patrol, Criminal Investigations, Investigative Sergeant; elected Levy County Sheriff 2000 Honors and LEON COUNTY Ajpliadons Member, Bronson Kiwanis Club, Bronson FFA Tallahassee Alumni; American Legion Post ¹236 1988-89 Law Sheriff Larry Campbell Enforcement Officer of the Year; member of Advisory Board (D) for Criminal Justice Institute at Central Florida Community College. www. leyyso. corn Born Jacksonville, FL, October 22, 1942; Education Public Schools, Leon County; F1orida State University, B.S. Degree in LIBERTY Criminology and Psychology; FBI COUNTY National Academy Graduate, (Hoover Bristol Award Academic Excellence) 1972; National SherifFs Institute, Sheriff Harrell W. 1998; FBI/Florida Executive Development Seminar, 1999; Children Two Church Episcopal Career Leon County SherifFs Revell (D) Office, Jailer to Captain of Detectives 1961-1966, Undersheriff 1981-1996;Special Agent, Florida SherifFs Bureau 1967-1969; Born Bristol, FL, April 2, 1927 Special Agent through Deputy Director, Florida Department of Education Public Schools of Liberty Law Enforcement, 1970-1980;elected Sheriff in 1996, re-elect- County, FDLE Executive Institute Marine ed without opposition, 2000; cMilitary United States Corps Certification Wowie Deceased Children Seven Church Baptist Reserves, Platoon Sergeant; Honors Law Enforcement Career US Army Military Police; elected Liberty County Sheriff Commendation Medal — Sons of the American Revolution; 1976, re-elected 1980, 1984 and 1988, retired in 1992, re- Distinguished Service Award — Florida Council on Crime and elected Liberty County Sheriff 2000 Military Served in the Delinquency; Legion of Honor - Order of Demolay; Award of Merchant Marines 1944-48; 82nd Airborne Division, 20 years; Honor — Steele Brooks Center; President's Award-Florida Crime Military Police, Ft. Bragg Honors and Ajgliations Member, Prevention Association; Agliadons Marzuq Shrine Temple; Lions Club and Masonic Lodge; Florida Sheriffs Association Master Mason, Jackson Lodge No. 1; 7dlahassee Scottish Rites Board, 1987-88.

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Secretary, 1992; Vice President, 1993; President, 1994. MADISON http;//Ãegal jirn. edu/sherif/manate COUNTY Madison " Sheriff Peter C. "Pete" MARION COUNTY, Ocala ttj, Bucher (D) Sheriff H. Edward "Ed" Born North Tonawanda, NY, April 18, Dean, Jr. (D) 1947 Education Palm Beach Com- munity College, Tallahassee Com- Born Los Angeles, CA, June 9, 1945 munity College, Florida Highway Patrol Academy, Graduate of Education Public schools of Michigan; Florida Criminal Justice Executive Institute Chief Executive Michigan State University, BA, graduat- Seminar Class 32 alfie Gerri Children One Church Baptist ed with honors (1967);JD, University of Military US Army 1966-70; Military Police Sergeant; Vietnam Florida College Law, with honors 1966-67 and 1969-70 Career US Army Military Police 1966- (1970); FDLE Chief Executive Institute (1999); FBI Academy 70; Florida Highway Patrol, 29 years; Traffic Homicide Executive Program (2000) I/I fie Sarah Children Four Church Investigator 18 years; E.M,T., Firearms Instructor, Auxiliary Lutheran Career Appointed Sheriff 11/18/1998, elected Sheriff Instructor, First Responder Instructor, Field 'Ilaining Officer, 2000 Honors and Apliadons Board member and Chairman, Adjunct Faculty North Florida Com- munity Law Enforcement Ocala-Marion Economic Development Council, 1991-1995; Training Academy, Traffic Accident Reconstructionist; elected Chairman of the Marion County Indigent Health Care Council, Madison County Sheriff 2000 Honors and A~liatrons Bronze 1991-1996; Marion District Chairman of Boy Scouts of Star, Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry, Vietnam Campaign Medal, America, 1992-1994; Executive Committee Member, North Vietnam Service Medal; National Defense Service Medal; select- Florida Council of Boy Scouts; Chairman and founding board ed FHP Trooper of the Month, December 1991;charter member, member of the Marion County Big Brothers-Big Sisters Program, Florida Association of State Troopers; chairman, Florida 1993; board member Salvation Army Advisory Board 1986- Association of State Troopers 1990-1993; Rotarian, Mason, present; board member and Vice Chairman of the North Florida Madison Lodge ¹11F. 8. A.M. Innovation Technology Corporation, 1994-1998;board member, Silver River Marine Institute of Ocala, alternative school for troubled youth 1997-2002; board member of the Florida Angus MANATEE Association 1991-1997, (president in 1996); Director of the COUNTY Children's Advocacy Center, 1999 to present; board member of Bradenton the Criminal Justice Advisory Committee; board member of Sheriff Charles B. "Charlie" Healthy Families Advisory Board, 2000; board member "Success by Six" 2000 to present; Chairman, Children's Alliance Wells (R) of Marion County, 2001 to present; Chaplain, Florida Sheriffs Association, 2001 to present; board member, Florida Sheriffs Bonifay, FL, November Born 20, 1944 Youth Ranches, 2001 to present; board member, United Way of Educadon AS Degree in Criminology; Marion County, 2001 to present; Co-Chairman, March of Dimes, Eckerd attended Manatee Junior College, 2002; Chairman, North Florida Investigative Support Center, BA College and St. Leo College; Religious Studies Wowie Leslie 2001 to present; Vice-Chairman, Law Enforcement Section, Children Five (one deceased) Church Baptist Career Florida Regional Domestic Security Task Force, 2001 to present. Highway Patrol Trooper, 15 1/2 years; Chief of Police, Braden- www. sheri+marioncountyflorg ton, two years; State Attorney's Investigator, one year; elected Sheriff in 1984, re-elected 1988, 1992, ran unopposed in 1996 and 2000 Honors Florida Law Enforcement Officer of the Year MARTIN COUNTY Stuart by the VFW, 1972; runner-up for same award, 1973; Florida Trooper of the Year nominee, 1972; Kiwanis International Sheriff Robert L. "Bob" Medal of Valor, 1973; MADD Community Leader of the Year, Crowder (R) 1992; Florida Council on Crime and Delinquency Distinguished Service Award, 1993; Florida Prosecuting Attorney's Associa- Born Nashville, TN, October 4, 1945 tion Furtherance of Justice Award, 1993; Florida Network of Education Martin County High School, Victim Witness Services, Inc. , President's Award, 1993; Florida 1963; Indian River Community College, Crime Prevention Association President's Award, 1993; mem- AA Degree in Criminal Justice, 1971; ber, Sheriffs Association's Legislative Committee and Board of Florida Atlantic University, BA Degree Directors (Chairman, 1991); elected Sheriffs Association's in Criminal Justice, 1980;FBINational Academy graduate, 1976;

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Senior Management Institute, 1989; numerous law enforce- Squad, 1981-1983; Lieutenant, Internal Review 1983-1985; ment training courses alfie Deborah Children Four Church Major, Doral Station, 1985-1987;Major, Kendall Station, 1987- Episcopal Career Dispatcher, Relief Jailer and Clerk, Martin 1989; Division Chief, Central Operations, 1989-1990;Division County S.O, 1965-67; Patrolman and first Detective, Stuart PD, Chief, South Operations, 1990-1992; Assistant Director, 1968-72; interim Sheriff of Martin County, 1972-73; Chief of Department Services 1992-1993; Assistant Director, Police Security at nuclear power plant, 1973-74; Chief Investigator, Services, 1993-1996; Assistant Director, Support Services, Martin County S.O., 1974-84; Undersheriff, St. Lucie S.O., 1996-1997; appointed Director, 1997 Honors and Ajpliadons 1985-92; elected Sheriff in 1992, ran unopposed in 1996 and Past President, Dade County Association of Chiefs of Police; 2000 Military U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Honors Leatherneck member, FBI Academy; Florida Police Chiefs Association; mem- Magazine award for performance and achievement in recruit ber, Major Cities Chiefs; member, Florida Crime Laboratory training; listed in Who's Who in U.S. Law Enforcement Leaders, Council; Chairman, Florida Violent Crime and Drug Council. 1990-91, also in Outstanding Young Men of America, 1975; www. mdpd. corn chosen by Jaycees for Outstanding Young Law Enforcement Officer Award in 1970, and Distinguished Service Award in MONROE COUNTY 1972; Civitan Club Award for Exemplary Citizenship, 1972; Key West Florida Governor's Award of Merit for Youth Conservation Sheriff Richard D, Education, awarded by Florida Wildlife Federation, 1962; mem- Roth (R) ber, FBI National Academy Associates, International Police International Association of Chiefs of Police, Association, Born Minneapolis, MN, November 19, Chiefs Police and Sheriffs' Association; mem- 'I|easure Coast of 1938 Educadon Florida Keys Com- Executive Research Forum; 1994 recipient of ber, Police munity College, AA Degree in Police National Association Distinguished Leadership Award from the Science; graduate of FBI National in recognition of "Exemplary for Community Leadership, Academy; National Sheriffs' Academy ~ Commitment to Community;" member of Class XV, Service and PVife Sandra Children Two Grandchildren One Church Baptist Florida; member, FSA Board of Directors, 1996- Leadership Career Monroe County Sheriff's Office since 1965 holding most FSA Board of Directors, 1998; Vice President, 2002; Chairman, jobs the department has to offer; appointed interim Sheriff in Directors, 2002-2003; member, FSYR Board of FSA Board of June, 1990; elected Sheriff in 1992, 1996 and 2000 Military Treasurer, FSYR, 1998; Chairman, FSYR Board Directors, 1997; U.S. Navy, 1958-60Honors Board Member and Past President, member, Juvenile Justice Accountability of Directors, 2000; Middle Keys Guidance Clinic; past Board Member, Salvation Florida Violent Crime Council, 2000; Treasurer, Board, 1998; Army; Board Member, Care Center for Mental Health, Big FSA, 2001; Commissioner, Criminal FSA 2000; Secretary, Brothers Big Sisters, Criminal Justice Committee, Easter Seals, Commission, 2001-2004; Florida Justice Standars R Training and Rural Health Network; Past Chairman, Blue Lightning Accreditation, Inc. 2001-2003. wwwsher Law Enforcement , Task Force; recipient, Jaycees Outstanding Law Enforcement jii".marti'nfl. us Officer of the Year; recipient, Governor LeRoy Collins Outstanding Alumni Award; recipient, Monroe County People' s MIAMI-DADE Choice Award for Best Law Enforcement Officer 1992, 1993, COUNTY 1996; Past member, FSA Board of Directors, 1997 through Miami 2002; FCAC Commissioner; Appointed CJJIS, 2001; Board member of the Florida Children's Shelter 2002. Director, Miami-Dade Police Keys www. statef7, uslmcso Department Carlos A. Alvarez NASSAU COUNTY Fernandina Beach (Party a~liatt'on not shown because Director Alvarez is an appointed Sheriff W. R. "Ray" rather than an elected o~cial) Geiger (R)

Born Havana, Cuba, September 30, 1952 Education LaSalle Born Hilliard, FL, April 8, 1939 High School; Associate of Arts Degree, Miami-Dade South Educadon Public schools in Callahan, Community College; BA Degree in Business Administration, FL; Florida Junior College; Jacksonville Florida International University, 1974; FBI National Academy, Police Academy; training sessions pro- 1986; Senior Management Institute for Police, 1990 Children vided by FBI, ATF, and Secret Service; Three Church Catholic Career Police Officer, Metro-Dade, 1976- court security training by FLETC, Brunswick, GA; FSA execu- 1979; Sergeant, 1979-1980; Commander, Technical Services tive training, budget workshop, career service training; IPTM, Division, 1980-1981; Lieutenant, Kendall Station Uniform University of North Florida, police/media relations seminar;

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Law Enforcement Training Academy of Northeast Florida, Division of Science and Administration; U.S, Dept. of Justice OKEECHOBEE (FBI), Southeastern Law Enforcement Executive Development COUNTY seminar; completed "The Chief Executive Seminar" in June, Okeechobee — 1997 Florida Criminal Justice Executive Institute 8gie Sheriff O.L. Raulerson (D) Elizabeth Ann Children Five Church Baptist Career Jack- sonville Office, U. Marshal Service, one Sheriffs 13 years; S. Born Okeechobee, FL, August 17, 1941 and half elected Sheriff in re-elected 1996 and a years; 1992, Education Florida Highway Patrol Honors Ajpliatr'ons Class president in 11th and 2000 and 10th, Academy, Florida Criminal Justice Exec- 12th grades, also valedictorian, 1957; basketball team captain; utive Institute, numerous law enforce- Little League baseball and softball coach; member, FSA Board ment training courses rAfie Judy Children of Directors, through present; Chairman of the Board, 1995 Two Church Protestant Military U.S, Air Force Career Florida Florida Sheriffs Association, 2001 and Treasurer, Florida Highway Patrol, 1963-68; Highlands County SherifFs Office Sheriffs Association 2002. www. nassaucountysheri+com Chief Deputy, 1969-70; Highlands County Sheriff, 1970-77; Florida Department of Law Enforcement, 1978-80; Okeechobee OKALOOSA County SherifFs Office Chief Deputy, 1981-86; Okeechobee County Sheriff, 1986-96; elected Sheriff Okeechobee County COUNTY 2000 Honors and A~liations Florida Sheriffs Association Board Crestv/'ew of Directors 1975-1976; Florida Sheriffs Legislative Committee Sheriff Charles W. 1974-76. wwwsheri+co. olteechobeefl. us "Charlie" Morris (R) ORANGE COUNTY Born Longview, TX, August 29, 1949 Orlando Education Public schools, Jackson, MS; Sheriff Kevin E. Beary University of Southern Mississippi, (R) Hattiesburg, BS Degree, Criminal Justice, MS Degree, Criminal Justice Management; FBI National Academy, 160th Session; Born Buffalo, NY, May 12, 1957 National Sheriffs' Institute Executive Development Program; Education Lyman High School, BS Florida Criminal Justice Executive Institute's Chief Executive Degree from Liberty University, Seminar; FBI Law Enforcement Executive Development Seminar Lynchburg, VA; Masters Degree in Wfie Barbara Children Three Church Baptist Career Police Officer, Criminal Justice, University of Central Jackson, MS Police Department, three years; Chief of Police, two; Florida, Honor graduate FBI National Academy; Graduate FBI National Executive USAF Security Police Squadrons, 18 years; Police Officer, Ft, Institute Wowie Walton Beach Police Department, four years; elected Sheriff Rebekah Children Four Church Presbyterian Career Melbourne Police 1996, re-elected 2000 Military USAF, 18 years, Security Police (FL) Department, 1975-78; Orange County S.O. 1978- 89; Kennedy Space Center Security/Brevard Officer, rank of Major Honors and Agliations Four Meritorious County S.O„1989- 92; elected Sheriff in 1992, re-elected ran Service Medals, USAF; Two Air Force Commenda- tion Medals; 1996, unopposed 2000 Military U.S. Army/Florida National Guard, 1983-1989 1995 Police Officer of the Year, Ft. Walton Beach Police Honors Melbourne Police Officer of the Year (Rotary Award), Department; Adjunct Professor, University of South Dakota, 1976; Past President, Florida SWAT Association, 1990-92; Park College, University of Maryland, Troy State University and VFW Law Enforcement Officer of the Year, 1979; Law Okaloosa-Walton Community College; Certified Law Enforcement Officer of the Year, Sons of the American Enforcement and Corrections Instructor, State of Florida; Revolution; 1993; Commendation/Exemplary Service Award, appointed to Commission on Mental Health and Substance Masonic Lodge ¹364, 1994; Business Member of the Year Abuse by Governor Bush on Oct. 22, 1999; appointed to the Award, Orange County Chamber of Commerce; President, Commission for Florida Law Enforcement Accreditation on Dec. Central Florida Law Enforcement Association, 1995; President, appointed to Florida Violent Crime and Drug Control 10, 1998; Children's Safety Village, National Safety Council "Green Cross Council Gov. Bush; appointed to Penalty Guidelines Task by Jeb Award", 1996; Officer of the Year, National Rifle Association, Force; appointed to Commission for Law Enforcement 1996; National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Accreditation; Board of Directors for Florida Sheriffs Associa- Executives, Award of Merit 2000; Florida Center Chamber of tion; Board of Directors for Okaloosa County American Heart Commerce Tourism Safety Award, 2000; Professional Association; Board of Directors for Bridgeway Center, Inc; Board Achievement Award, UCF, 2002; Co-Founder and President, of Directors for Shelter House; Board of Directors for Boys and Major County SherifFs Association, 2002; National Policy Girls Club of Okaloosa County. www. sheri+oltaloosa. org Board for Gang Resistance Education and Training 2002 and DARE National Policy Board, 2002; Florida Sheriff Association Legislative Committee Chairman, 1998-1999; and Co- 44 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY I FEBRUARY 2003 ~ ~

Chairman, 2002; Co-Chairman Florida Domestic Security Task Member Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches; International Force, Region V 2001-2002. www. ocso.corn Association of Chiefs of Police; Palm Beach County Police Chiefs Association; Amara Shrine; Board of Directors, South Florida OSCEOLA Regional Anti-Terrorism Task Force; Board Member, Florida Sheriff's Youth Ranches; 1998Outstanding Service to Homeless COUNTY Award and 1999 Homeless Coalition of Palm Beach County Kissimmee Advocacy Award, 25-year Good Conduct Award. 2001 Elected Sheriff Charles M. Official of the Year, National Association of Social Workers; Sheriff's "Charlie" Aycock (D) Grand Star Award, Florida Association. www, pbso, org

Born Millen, GA, December 6, 1949 PASCO COUNTY Educatr'on Graduate St. Cloud High Dade City School; Valencia Community College, Sheriff Robert L. "Bob" Kissimmee, AA degree; Florida Southern College, Lakeland, BS Criminal Justice Wfie Jane Children Two Church Baptist Military White (R) Florida National Guard 1971-77Career Osceola Sheriff's Office, 1977-2000; elected Sheriff Osceola County 2000 Honors and Born Belton, TX, August 1, 1950 A~liations J.C, Stone Memorial Police Academy; Firearms Education Pasco-Hernando Community Instructor; Defensive Driving Instructor; D.A.R.E. Instructor, College, AA Criminal Justice; University Human Diversity Instructor; Member of Florida Sheriffs of South Florida (Criminal Justice Association, National Sheriffs Association, International Major); Florida Highway Patrol Acad- Association of Chiefs of Police, Metropolitan Bureau of emy, Federal Law Enforcement Training Center; Florida Investigation, Osceola County Criminal Justice Academy, Department Of Law Enforcement Organized Crime Institute; Central Florida Criminal Justice Association, Kissimmee Rotary, Southeastern Public Safety Institute/Criminal Justice Institute, Osceola County Council on Aging, Senior Friends, Osceola Tampa Police Academy, Lively Police Academy, Orlando Police County Boys and Girls Club, Osceola Resort Area Council. , Academy, Institute of Police Technology and Management and Osceola County Investigation Bureau, Take Stock in Children has completed numerous other law enforcement training Mentor, American Cancer Society, Leadership Osceola County. courses alfie Diane Children One Church Baptist Career www. osceolasherijf corn Brooksville Police Department, Sumter County Sheriffs Office, Florida Highway Patrol State Trooper, 5 years; Florida Alcohol PALM BEACH 8.Tobacco: Special Agent, 8 years, Sergeant, 10 years; elected COUNTY Sheriff Pasco County 2000; National Sheriff's Association, West Palm Beach Tampa Police Chiefs Association; International Association of Sheriff Edward W. "Ed" Chiefs of Police and member of the Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels. www. pascoshen+com Bieluch (D) PINELLAS Born Hartford, CT, February 28, 1942 Education Palm Beach Community COUNTY College, Lake Worth; Barry University, C1earwater

Miami; numerous law enforcement training courses Wowie Lynn Sheriff Everett S. Rice (R) Children Four Church Episcopal Military US Navy Reserve Career Palm Beach County Sheriffs Office, 30 years; Patrol, Born Salem, VA, September 3, 1944 Field Training, Detective, Sergeant, Lieutenant, Watch Education public schools of Pinellas Commander, Emergency Field Force Commander, Captain and County; St. Petersburg Junior College, District Commander; elected Sheriff Palm Beach County 2000 AA Degree in Police Administration; Honors and A~liadons Member, Christmas in April Executive University of South Florida, BA Degree Board (1998-99); Board of Directors, Palm Beach County in Criminal Justice; Stetson University College of Law, JD Homeless Coalition; Advisory Board, Program R.E.A.C,H. Degree; graduate of FBI National Academy, FBI National Homeless Family Center, Women Services Network, Palmwood Executive Institute, FDLE Executive Institute Wife Linda Lodge ¹303Free and Accepted Masons, Palm Beach County Children Three Church Methodist Career 18 years with Pinellas Police Benevolent Association, Fraternal Order of Police, Lodge County S.O. as Deputy, Sergeant, Lieutenant, Captain and Chief 50; Hurricane Andrew Commendation Award; Unit of Detectives 1967-85; elected Sheriff in 1988, re-elected 1992, Commendation; Palm Beach County Criminal Justice 1996 and 2000 Military U, S. Merchant Marine, 1964-67 Commission; Law Enforcement Planning Council; National Honors Past member, Board of Directors, Clearwater Bar Sheriffs Association; Florida Sheriffs Association; Board Association; member Florida Bar Association, and Bar

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Association of U.S. District Court for Middle District of Florida; Chairman, Law Enforcement Academy Advisory Council for the elected to Florida Sheriffs Association's Board of Directors; St. Augustine Voc-Tec Center; appointed by Gov. Jeb Bush to Chairman, Sheriffs Association's Legislative Committee; Vice Criminal Justice Standards R Training Commission; Board of President, FSA, 1996; President, FSA, 1997, Florida Sheriffs Directors for United Way, American Cancer Society and Caring Association Statewide Task Force, District 5 Juvenile Justice Center; serves on local Juvenile Justice Council; Chairman for Board, Florida Model Jail Standards Committee, and charter St. Johns River Community College Law Enforcement Academy member of Florida Accreditation for Law Enforcement Advisory Council; Vice Chairman for Region V Training Council. Commission. www. co.pinellasfl. usfsheri+i' Florida Association of Community Colleges 2002 Leroy Collins Distinguished Alumni Award. www. putnamsheri+org POLK COUNTY SANTA ROSA Bartow COUNTY Sheriff Lawrence W. Milton Crow, Jr. (R) Sheriff 0. Wendell Hall (R) l)I'& ',

Born Glen Dale, WV, July 29, 1942 Born Atmore, AL, January 27, 1949 Education Public schools, Lakeland, Education Pensacola Junior College, Florida; received Associate Degree in / Troy State University, Bachelor's Cum Police Science, Polk Community College, Laude Criminal Justice, numerous law 1973;BS Degree, Police Administration, enforcement training courses alfie Kimberly Children Three Church Methodist Career Rollins College, 1975 alfie Wanda Children Two Church Escambia Assemblies of God Career Lakeland PD in 1962 as a cadet; County Sheriff's Office-Corrections Officer, Patrol Deputy, graduated from FBI National Academy, 1979; attended IACP Narcotics Investigator, Property Crimes Investigator, Major training schools; appointed Lakeland Police Chief, 1980; Crimes Investigative Supervisor and Administrative Super- appointed Sheriff of Polk County, 1987; elected Sheriff in 1988, visor. Promoted to the rank of Corporal and Sergeant; Certified re-elected 1992, 1996 and 2000 Military U.S. Navy, 1960-62 Hostage Negotiator, Field Training Officer, Firearms Instructor. Honors Chosen outstanding alumnus of Polk Community Member of the Florida Council on Crime and Delinquency; College in 1984; appointed by the Governor to serve on National Crime Justice Honor Society member; Elected Sheriff Florida's Criminal Justice Informational Systems Council. of Santa Rosa County 2000. www. santarosasheri+org httpttpolksherji O". org SARASOTA COUNTY PUTNAM Sarasota COUNTY Sheriff William F. "Bill" Palatka Balkwill (R) Sheriff Taylor Douglas (D) „„,, Born Port Huron, Michigan, January 1, ", Born Daytona Beach, FL, January 18, I:-.„;, 1952 Education St. Clair Community , '' 1952 Education Pubhc schools of I~!II' College, Port Huron, MI, AA Criminal Palatka, FL; St. Johns River Community Justice; Ferris State University, Big College, AA Degree; University of Rapids, MI, BS Law Enforcement; University of Louisville, Florida, BA in Political Science Degree Seventh School Command; National Sheriffs Institute Wowie Gail with a minor in Criminology; graduate of FBI National Academy Children Two Church Presbyterian Career Sarasota County Wfie Marsha Children Two Church Baptist Career 24 years with Sheriff's Office, 1976-2001; University of South Florida Police Putnam County S.O. as Uniform Patrol Officer, Detective and Department, 1975-76; elected Sheriff Sarasota County 2000 Chief Deputy; elected Sheriff in 1988, re-elected 1992, ran Honors and A~liations Eagle Scout, Sarasota County Sheriff s unopposed 1996 and 2000 Honors and Ajpliatr'ons Member, Office 1979 Felony Arrest Award; Sarasota Jaycee's 1982 Kiwanis Club (Past President), Jaycees (Past President), Outstanding Young Law Enforcement of the Year award; Masonic Lodge ¹34,Outstanding Law Enforcement Officer, Sertoma Service to Mankind Award; Board of Directors, Florida 1978, 1983; Outstanding Young Man of the Year in Putnam Association of School Resource Officers, Safe Place 8. Rape County, 1986; Civic Betterment Award from Elks Lodge; Crisis Center; Sarasota VFW 1987 Law Enforcement Officer of Putnam County Salvation Army, Chairman; elected to Sheriff's the Year; Sarasota Sheriffs Office 1989 and 1994 Meritorious Association's Board of Directors, 1992 and 1994; Past Achievement Awards; Member, Florida Association of School

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Resource Officers; President, co-founder and life member of Florida Department of Children R Families Supportive Housing National Association of School Resource Officers (NASRO); Workgroup. www, seminolesheri+org NASRO 2000 Lifetime Achievement Award; The William F. Balkwill Instructor of the Year Award created by the National Association of School Resource Officers (NASRO); Member of ST. JOHNS Elks Lodge 1519, Sertoma Club of Greater Sarasota, Police COUNTY Athletic League of Sarasota County, National Consortium on St. Augustine Youth at Risk, Inc. Florida Sheriffs Youth Alternatives for ; Sheriff Neil Perry Ranches Board. www. sarasotasheri+org J. (R)

Born St. Augustine, FL, May 19, 1945 SEMINOLE Education BA Degree Nova Southeast- ern University I/I fie Syd Children Four COUNTY Church Presbyterian Career 34 years Sanford "Don" experience in law enforcement, includ- Sheriff Donald F. ing: Reserve Officer, St, Augustine PD, 1968-74; Patrol Deputy Eslinger (R) and Detective, St. Johns County S.O., 1974-84; elected Sheriff, 1984, re-elected 1988, 1992, 1996 and 2000; graduate, FBI Born Detroit, MI, July 13, 1957 National Academy; graduate, Florida Criminal Justice Executive Education Public schools in Warren, MI; Institute; graduate, U.S. Army Command and General Staff attended Macomb County (MI) College; Military Florida National Guard, 1962 to 2001, retired Community College, Criminal Justice studies; Seminole Colonel Honors Army Commendation Medal, Army Achieve- Community College, Sanford, FL, Criminal Justice studies; FBI ment Medal; Meritorious Service Medal; Florida Commendation National Academy; National Louis University, B.A. , Applied Medal; Outstanding Young Law Enforcement Officer, 1979, Behavioral Science, Children 7wo Church Catholic Career Jaycees; Lifetime Public Service Award, 1989, Democratic Advanced to Major during 12 years with the Seminole County Woman's Club; Distinguished Service Award from Sheriffs

S.O.; appointed Sheriff in 1990 for a two-year term; elected Association; Past Chairman, Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches, 1992, re-elected 1996 and 2000 Honors Outstanding Inc. ; Past President, Kiwanis Club; Past Chairman, Florida Performance of Duty Award from Kiwanis Club of Central Sheriffs Association; Past Chairman, Commission on Florida Florida; Military Order of the Purple Heart for meritorious and Law Enforcement Accreditation; Past Chairman, Northeast conspicuous service; Law Officer of the Year Award 1984, from Florida Investigative Support Center; Past President, Florida 40 et 8; Public Safety Officer of the Year, from Chamber of Sheriffs Association, 1998; Past President, Law Enforcement Commerce; Distinguished Service Award from Florida Council Private Security Council; Chairman, Florida Criminal Justice on Crime and Delinquency; Service to Mankind Award from Executive Institute; Co-chair of the NE Florida Regional Sertoma; Leadership Award, Republican Executive Committee; Domestic Security Taskforce. www. co.stJohnsjl. us/' Children's Home Society 2002; R. David Thomas Child Advocate of the Year Award; 2002 Florida Partners in Crisis Leadership Award; Seminole Community Mental Health Center Excellence ST. LUCIE Award; Girls 8. Boys Town of Central Florida 2002 Spirit of Youth Award; National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (NAMI) COUNTY Ft. Pierce Florida President's Award 2002 Professional A~liadons President, Florida Sheriffs Association, 2000-2001; Chairman, Sheriff Ken J. Mascara (D) FSA Board of Directors, 1996; Vice Chairman, 1995; Vice Chairman, Florida Sheriffs Self Insurance Fund; Chairman Born Hollywood, FL, July 8, 1958 Florida Sheriffs' Self Insurance Fund Audit Committee; Education Indian River Community Chairman, Florida Sheriffs' Legislative Committee; National College, Ft. Pierce, AA/AS Criminal Sheriff's Association, Board of Directors; Central Florida Justice; Life University, Marietta, GA Criminal Justice Association; Seminole County Community D.C. Degree Children 7wo Church Catholic College, Law Enforcement Advisory Committee; Member, Career St. Lucie County Sheriffs Office: Auxiliary Deputy Sheriff, Florida Jail Standards Committee; Chairman, Florida D.A.R.E. Corrections Officer, Deputy Sheriff, Part-time Deputy Sheriff; Board of Directors, 1998; Central Florida High Intensity Drug elected Sheriff St. Lucie County 2000 Honors and Ajgliadons Trafficking Area (HIDTA), Chairman, 1998; Vice Chairman, 1988 Fraternal Order of Police Lodge ¹41Citizen of the Year; St. Executive Board, 1999;State Director, Florida Partners In Crisis; Lucie Fair Association; FYSR Programs committee; NSA; Seminole Vision, Board of Directors; ' s Exchange Club C.A.S,T.L,E, www. stluciesheri+com Task Force to Study Discriminatory Treatment of Motorists; Florida's Behavorial Health Services Integration Workshop; THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY I FEBRUARY 2003 47 ~ ~

COUNTY Deputy Sheriff, Investigator, Uniformed Sergeant, Brevard SUMTER County Sheriff's Office, 1965-1968; Sheriff, Bushnell Deputy Suwannee "Bill" County Sheriff's Office, 1968-1975; Investigator, Coordinator Sheriff William O. Drug Task Force and Aircraft Pilot, State Attorney's Office Third Farmer, Jr. (D) Judicial Circuit, 1975-1996; Criminal Justice Instructor; elected Sheriff 1996, re-elected 2000 Honors and A~liations Born Leesburg, FL, June 17, 1947 Community Service Award, Junior Woman's Club, 1980-1981; Education Public schools, Sumter Department of Florida American Legion, 1982-1983; County; Lake Sumter Community Outstanding Officer for State Attorney Office, 1984; Past College; St. Leo College, AA in Criminal Master, Hayward Lodge, 445 F6tAM; Past District Deputy Justice, BA Degree Cum Laude, Grand Master, 7th Masonic District of Florida; Suwannee Criminology; graduate work, Public Administration; National County Take Stock in Children Partnership Committee, Chair- Sheriffs' Institute Executive Development Program; Florida man 2000-2002; President, Lions Club, 2000-2001; member of Criminal Justice Executive Institute; graduate of the 195th Foundation for Excellence in Education 2002-2003, member Session of the FBI National Academy; numerous Law Board of Associates Florida Sheriff's Youth Ranches, 1998- Enforcement courses and seminars Wfie Linda Children Three present; FSA Board of Directors, elected to second 2-year term Church Church of God Career FBI, Washington, DC, one and a at 2002 summer conference; Vice-chariman of FSA Board of half years; Florida Division of Corrections, three years; Directors 2002-2003; Chairman FSYR Fiscal Affairs/Human Patrolman, Webster Police Dept. , two years; Patrolman, Wild- Resources Committee; Chairman FSYR Audit Board Committee; wood Police Dept. , two years; Patrolman, Criminal Investigator, member FSYR Investment Committee; Treasurer, FYSR Board of Chief Deputy, Sumter County Sheriffs Office, 26 years; elected Directors; FSA Legislative Planning Committee 2001-2003. Sheriff 1996, re-elected 2000 Mi1itary U.S. Army 1966-1968 www. suwanneesheri+com Honors and A~liationsDelta Epsilon Sigma National Scholastic Honor Society; Lake Sumter Community College and Central TAYLOR COUNTY Florida Community College Criminal Justice Advisory Peny Committees; Withlacoochee Regional Planning Council Emer- Sheriff L.E. "Bummy" gency Planning Committee; Region VI Criminal Justice Standards and Training Council; Florida 8. International Williams (D) Homicide Investigator's Associations; Florida Division of Born Perry, FL, ::' International Association for Identification; Past President and June 28, 1945, Education Public schools, .=- Director, Sumter Fair Association; Past President, Sumter Taylor, County; North Florida Community Col- Gideon Camp; Sumter County School District Vocational lege, Madison, FL, AA Degree; Lively Advisory Committee; Board of Directors, United Way, Lake and Vo-Tech, Tillahassee Community Col- Sumter Counties; Board of Directors, Central Florida Crimeline; lege and Valencia Community College, Orlando, Law Enforce- Board of Directors, Habitat for Humanity; Sumter County ment Education and Certification Wfie June Children Chamber of Commerce; Sumter County Development Council; One Church Baptist Career Jailer and Dispatcher, Florida and Sumter County Cattleman Associations; Sumter Taylor County Sheriff's Office, 1968; Sergeant, Lieutenant, Chief Youth Charities. www. sum. neVsumterso Deputy, Deputy, Taylor County Sheriffs Office, 1969-1980;Investigator, State Attorney's Office, 1980-1996; elected Sheriff 1996, re- elected 2000 Military U.S. Army, 1965-1967Honors National SITVfANNEE Defense Service Medal; Vietnam Campaign Medal; Vietnam COUNTY Service Medal 2 0/S Bars. www pergj7. comftcso Live Oak Sheriff Alton K. "Al" UNION COUNTY Lake Butler Williams, Jr. (D) Sheriff Jerry Born Live Oak, FL, March 15, 1943 Whitehead (D) Educati'on Public schools, Suwannee County; North Florida Junior College, Born Lake City, FL, September 27, 1953 Madison, FL, AA Degree; 25th Recruit School FHP Academy, Education Union County High School; 1964; 96th Session, FBI National Academy, 1974; National Lake City Community College; Police Sheriffs Institute, 1998; Florida Criminal Justice Executive Standards Training; FDLE Executive Institute; Chief Executive Seminar Wfie Diane Children Five Institute, Budget Preparation, Disaster Church Church of Christ Career FHP Trooper, 1964-1965; Preparedness; Florida State University, Vicarious Liability

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Temple; Chairman, Florida Sheriffs Association's Training; FBI National Academy, 1991 Wowie Tammy Children Marzuq Four Church Christian Career Elected Sheriff in 1984, 1992, Legislative Committee, 1981; President, 1984; Board of ran unopposed 1988, 1996 and 2000 Honors Member, Florida Directors, 1989-92; appointed by Ruben Askew to Florida Council on Crime and Delinquency; Past President, Union Council on Criminal Justice, 1979-82, Vice Chairman; selected County Parents' Association and Rotary; Secretary, Florida Outstanding Law Enforcement Officer for 1980 by Optimists; Sheriffs Association, 1987-88; Treasurer, 1989;Vice President, Outstanding Young Men of America by Jaycees; Chairman, 1990; President, 1991; Distinguished Service Award from Board of Managers, Florida Sheriffs Self-Insurance Fund; Florida Council on Crime and Delinquency, 1988-89; appointed President, Apalachee Human Services, 1987-89; President, to Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission, 1993; Wakulla Shrine Club, 1990-1991; Chairman, Wakulla County re-appointed, 1997; appointed to Board of Directors, Hunt Juvenile Justice Council, 1993-2000; appointed by Governor Insurance Board 2001. www. lake-butler comlsheri+htm Chiles to Florida Corrections Commission; Board of Trustees, Big Bend Hospice Foundation; Chairman, Wakulla United Way, COUNTY 1997; Keep Florida Beautiful State Award, 1999;Vice Chairman, VOLUSIA Florida Corrections Commission, 1999; Chairman, Region III DeLand Training Advisory Council, 2000; Board Member, Tallahassee Sheriff Ben F. Johnson (R') Community College Foundation, 2001; Board Member, "Election is non-partisan Community Foundation of North Florida, 2001. www. wcso. org in this county. !i, COUNTY Born DeLand, FL, July 10, 1950 WALTON DeFuniak Springs Education Daytona Beach Community College, AS Criminal Justice; Rollins Sheriff Ralph L. Johnson (R) College, Winter Park, BS Criminal Justice with honors; FBI National Academy 156th session Born DeFuniak Springs, FL, July 25, Children One Church Baptist Career Volusia County Sheriff's 1953 Education Okaloosa-Walton Office, 26 years; elected Sheriff Volusia County 2000 Honors Junior College, AA Criminal Justice; and Agliations DeLand Rotary Club (Paul Harris Fellow), West Florida State University, Florida High- Volusia Police Athletic League VP; American Heart Association way Patrol Academy, numerous law Co-Chairman 1998 Walkathon; FBI National Academy enforcement training courses 8/Jie Lou Associates; Volusia Masonic Lodge ¹77FRA.M. ; volunteer, Ann Church Baptist Career Coleman Police Department, American Cancer Society; One Voice for Volusia, Board of Coleman, FL 1974-2000; Florida Highway Patrol 1974-2000; Directors, 2001/2002; Habitat for Humanity, Board of elected Sheriff Walton County 2000. www. waltonso. org Directors, 2001/2002; Rape Crisis Center, Board of Directors, 2001/2002; Boys and Girls Club, Board of Directors, WASHINGTON 2001/2002; American Cancer Society, 2001 Honorary Chairman, Volusia County Relay for Life Events; May 2001 COUNTY Sons of the American Revolution Law Enforcement Chipley Commendation Medal. http: Jtvolusia, orglsheri+ Sheriff Fred Peel (D) WAKULLA Born Marianna, FL, December 14, 1946 Education Chipley High School; COUNTY University of Florida, BS-Agriculture; Crawfordville University of West Florida, MS-Biology; Sheriff David F. Harvey (D) graduate, FBI National Academy; graduate, National Sheriffs Institute; National Institute of Corrections; Certified Instructor, " Born Tallahassee, FL, November 27, Criminal Justice Standards and Training Wowie Vickey Children 1949 Education Public schools of Four Church Presbyterian Career Elected Sheriff 1976, 1980, Wakulla County; AA Degree, Chipola 1984, 1988, re-elected 1996, ran unopposed 2000; Inspector Junior College, Marianna; BS Degree in General, Florida Parole Commission; Military Florida National Criminology, FSU; graduate credits, University of Virginia I/yfie Guard, Major Retired; U.S. Army Rangers Honors and Rhonda Children One Church Baptist Career Florida Parole Ajpliatr'ons President, Florida Sheriff's Association 1985; Commission, four years; elected Sheriff in 1976, 1980, 1984, Chairman, Board of Directors, FSA, 1981;Washington County 1988, 1992, 1996 and 2000; graduated from National Sheriffs' Law Enforcement Officer of the Year; Appointed by Governor to Institute, FBI National Academy, National Institute of State Medical Examiners Commission, 1981-1987; Past Corrections, Police Executive Institute, Chief Executive Seminar President, Chipley Kiwanis Club, Honors Master Mason, Scottish Rite Bodies, 32nd Degree; THE SHERIFF'S STAR 0 JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2003 49 B ~ ~ ~ ~ B ~ ' I '

Charge/Tampa Charge (ii) If(} *;,t'. 1 2203 N. Lois Ave. , 163 Pioneer Road , »i fr(', Suite 600 Merritt Island, 32953 Kenneth A. HIDTA(High Intensity BoRfsr Patrol Tampa, 33607 ~ ' (321) 452-3700 Resident A(}Mh- Qleg Tret)»egg!et) )8'1 3) 3181881 Charge Rsgkta L¹)mbardo www. fns. usdoj. gov/grap James white P.O. Box 393 wsjb/888. INrfb/4byv: I„, Gfdujr Bfpitrvlsor hics/lawenfor/bpatrol/ind~ Giovanni Gaudioso* Resident Agent-in- Tavemier, 33NO , (808),ljlff7.3019 ex.htm Associate special Agent Charge (305) 664 2955 ext 17 r', ", Rbsldgl8 ALII.': ', I IlfflI)I MIAN}FIELD In Charge 1 ' South A Street Charge DIVISION, AbbarfftIbung Lynne M. Underdown Room 204 George Rogers Marin)S TrsI((b W Chief Palrbl Agent Pensacola, 32501-5551 Resident Agent-in- '~"8 file , HugO J. Bairera Miami(sreup Irltel . 7201 Pembrcke ROad Frank DaSarO I, (850) 434-6648 Charge 5323 W. Hwy. 98 „I'3 Sptteftg Agent. in (308) 894I39 Perribroks Pines, 33023 Assistant Special ' Agent 1111 12th St., Panama City, 32401 ). Char(fs (gp) 983-9807, In Charge Victoria Ringstaff Suite 406 (850) 769-3407 ' ', ') 5228NW871hAvs. bx(. ,tg¹ Resident Agent-in- Key West, 33040 Suite 300 TAMPA FIELD Charge (305) 294-3877, ext. Richard D. Humphreys Miami, DIVISION Paxton 33178, Jose., Casgifo Joim 1401 Manatee Ave. , 222 Resident Agent-in- (305) 597-4800 Patrdf Agsht ir)-Chattfs I nt West ' Charge Ralph Ostrowskf Perhbrj)ks Plnese rk ', '=~t' ' ' corn 320 Alan Westerman 125 W. Romana Street Assistant SAC's Special Agent-in. Chargs 720( Pbitbreks ' " " ' ' - nton 34205 Resident Agent-in- Suite 330 Steve Cordle 501 E. Polk Bt. Psnibroke pikes, "»",'»..«".:. - " , . .Qj. '~(84+hf7. 4800 Charge Pensacola, 32501 Julia Torres Suite 700 983-9805, ', (854) ' ' 505 S. 2nd St., (850) 469-9060 » Tampa 93602 169 7, THF(.ORIDA Suite 405 Ft. Laaderdals 262-7300 1 (813) Ft. Pierce, 34950 Robert Michelotti I(sskb»ira Agent-in- James A. (561) 461-1293 Assistant Special Assistant SAC Patrol Ag .C ' I Agent-in-Charge 't¹t88(Iten John Ryan Jackson Drug Enforcement 4950 W. Kennedy Blvd 202-7300 (813) 311 W, Administration Suite 400 Room www. usdoj. gov/dea Tampa, 33609 ka„, , Tal(ahassee Jacksonyil (813) 288-1035 ''"'!'„i'"", ~' ' , Agent-in- ---'-= , RSIkbfrhf (904) 0 L„..e MIAMI FIELD , 2, . E DIVISION Thomas A. ' ' Scarantino Micke V, )~1 RIdfild & Jss Resident Agent-in- 1 Thomas W. Raffanello Charge '", I"',f . )8, I';, ', Q )PP, ~3' ial Ager@rigCharge 12730 New Brittany 121 . I ks 8400 NW 53rd St. Blvd. " Orl (I¹/": R bhdmi, 33188 Suite 501 (305) 590-4881 Ft. Myers, 33907 s (841) 275 3862 Vldd Peterson Acting Resident Agent Retie C Gonzalez Agent-in- in-Charge Rebklent Agertt-in- 95360 Overseas Hwy. Suite 6 4180 Cbfporita Stfuare P. O. Box 2930 Blvd. 54 Kay Largo, 33037 Naplea, 84'I 04 3 Xxj (305) 852-787¹ (941 ) 843-5580 (*Same address as :(I}8(fbthia:-"' above. ) Robert Patterson Frank Shroysr t Acting Assistant Special Assistant Speibl, : ', Akfb M. Perez, Director Agent-in-Charge Agent-in4fiarge ', , Pie»f8, Intelligencs Unit 300 International Pkwy. Ft. Lauderdale District 'l'B. E. First Avenue Suite 424 Oleo Heathrow, 32746 Crown Center Bldg. 5 (407) 333-7000 1475 W. Cypress Creek Rd. Richard M. Cutcliffe Ft. Lauderdale, 33309 Rsefdsnt Agent-in- (954) 489-1995 " 'Cftsrge ~ Capital Cirde, NE Anthony B. Cooper , ;14!Assess, 32808 Resident Agent-in- Charge 2900 Industrial Avenue 'D' ~shy Fl. Pierce, 34946 (861) 462-3270 g)SI)j)8)» !t)~~&,l);, ff,i» 11)8) 'rt rt), »

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818) 228.2636 Lorenzo Menendez P. O. Box 4312 Lfeutffn Bffrefftf f(ff Supervisor-Civil Ft. Pierce, 34948 fnvestigat)ve@flvfbeff 6" jjg MIDDLE (305) 536-4392 (561) 467-1723 Lake City, 32085 ' (904) 758-8784 U" Frederic DePompa United States Ytflk,"" „'I,'„."vv~Deri Mereland Sup8nnsor. Court Secret Service * Tony Golino, '„' . U.S; Marffhaf Support Lieutenant, Bureau of » ', l'v) 801' , , f!L Florida Ave. (305) 536-5904 www. treas. gov/uses Investigative Services W, Roberts I 4(hplf)or Clalg 32399- '",) Tallahassee, Sergearit, Buredu Of , 0 , 33602 Christina Pharo Cary Rosoff ~fk 6500 Uniformed Servlceff .„j&&&&(f)»tg) 2744)r)14 Supervisor-Court Special Agent-in- (850) 245-1300 Yulee, 32097 Charge (904) 225-5092:'+6()) off, rfsy, Jr. , (305) 538-5348 5200 Belfort Road f@';, ',"4 Bob Johnson Ac((ng)(ssiefftftt Chic~ Suite 200 Lieutenant, Bureau of James Armstrong Cynthia Bfftt rd Purchase Jacksonviffe, 32256 Investigative Services Bureau ", Sergeant, of Captafn, Jackffb~::;,":I;,i', , i'I I'j'nf Jadksikh/ills, 32201,:::.%8Rugarvfsor. Pffsener 298-0133 (904) Ft. Lauderdale, 'i 33335 Uniformed Services District'(District '::,'l, ', ::"., , '"I (804):282k(48() Sj ;:,:,j (954)-468-2743 Yulee, 32097 7960 Arlington . 55588()888 8946 . Paul H. Effiot, Asst. (904) 225-5092 Expressway Special Agent-in- J. Roger Pittman ', ': ', ", Suite600 . /» . Sfi)re»visor. Operatfffns, yfjftg Gt(jfgal, : (8 . )f, j IVIII ' Captain, Bureau of Virgil Wainwright Jacksonville, 32211 »(I';'. (813)274-6403 Su wef/fdf " 8200 Belfdrt Road :' Uniform rvices ~;, Sergeant, Bureauof (904) 727-5550 -',:~!',", :„':, Debdfa»854k:, ::, . . »;, (8053iS8468«,:. . Stff(88IKI Ofd Uniformed '. Services Captain, Dan ', ', %44t@~ Breome ';. .:,';., Jlie)t«ohvtffa, ' ' ''' :, . ;8 hite „, ' ' Springs, 32096 i "'. "''i. ' Wayne Gatliff Beaoh Distr(tft, Sup'slvfsorO'peritions . Huntdr A'. Pie/de. . ':!:"":. '"(IR)8')'N'471@) 7@gffI, ) 397-2295 Lieutenant, Panama Jacksonville, 32201 Admihk)tfaffvff t)IIkfffr'. . 9) City District (District11) 400 N. Congress Ave. (904) 232-2293 (305) 536-5346, IIjffoftffI» , J. Dagktf Hart 7948 Front Beach Rd. «150 Spffdff)f ', r Q„Bureau of Panama ' City Beach, West Palm Beach, Robert pastula Ft.. Lauderdtffe . Chitrgd Yule«, ~7 Services 32407 33401 Supervisor-Operations Division 18b tty 32096 (850) 236-3050 681-6200 Ft. Myers, 33902 Glen Wilner 8 39' (561) (941) 337-0002 Supervisor Orle Donald O'Stean 299 E. Broward Blvd, (40 Lieutenant, Gafnesv»lie Michael Bunk Room 150C Dave Banks au of District (District 10) Lieutenant, Key West , isor-Warrants Ft. Lauderdale, 33301 Frank lees 240 N.W. 76th Dr. District (District 4) 38801 (954) 356-7256 Spa 12) ! Suite 8 West Professional Ch 'fi' Key Gainesville, 32607 West Palm Beach 83 ' Center "/' 333-2515 Division (352) 1111 12th St., Suite IN(f)lf(I» . Irgfephanie Perez 'i 2058 , - Cffnlraf Dietdota ".IBUpslvfsor Region Key West, 33040 , ) 2924)755 q@f Cfff»fnaffs Street (305) ' (fgl@l Na fafft . Sl ' irat R@loh,'-,', ";Kenny Goodman ')»8th Nlvff ':"'." (Nutenant, Ft. Pierce Dtstdct (Distrfct 13)

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STATE LAW-ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES MIttl5~, ',:&«tltlir«tt

Michael Neimand Rocco DeLeo Douglas P. Stephens (850) 41+9820:. Rlvergate Plaza, 8405 N.W. 53rd St. Chief Inspector , Suite 950 Suite C-240 Bureau of State (oSame add/& fsk 444 Brickell Ave. Miami, 33166 Investigations 3-3200 Miami, 33131 (305) 51 (850) 488-2102 FIELD OFFICES B~t'0 ". '@8'H (305) 377-5441 ,:Q, lljjLIIM "' Statewide Prosecution (*Address same as Bursar/Of Butppdrt above. ) 105 Lewis St., Suite 103 8 Bob Krauss ' ' '. "$) Wdstwoojf Center, Peter Williams Ft. Walton Beach, 32547- (850) 48@g28$ . ; ;;,":;: „;gy 7th Floor Statewide Prosecutor Environmental 3182 PL-01 833-9125 800R N. Lpis Ave. The Capitol, Protection, (850)

', Tallahasaee, 32399-1050 artment of Tarhpflt! ~- " „',-I!l/ (850) 414-3700 lrgaaaaaa 2020 caPital circle s.E. . cho(. Itij) fy, „f„hif ~M , , (Bfg) 801-089(I Bureau of west Fieid LL Pai 4+f, v www. dep. state. fl.us/law Alexander Building, Suite Operations Calla Tsrefizio ". Richard Bogle, Chief 220 (850) 488-6254 32399 (815N, RldgfgfJ(fftf. , Asfd, . : -; Division of Law Tallahassee, I (jtatswlde'Pros deuto r 413-3176 Sblte 900 Erfforce ment (850) Bureau Chfef Mfchael Chfef Robert M; Nfrby Mjami;. Cereir)/ Plaza, Wiwi* WW&,t west Palm Beach, Support Services (986)'4 ill 9000 Square bafle;1 '/ Themes S. Tramel, Regency Bureau of East Field (850) 488-1435 ~ Wdifk CCdinfyal Blvd G-3 !&., (581) 837-6000 13$ Director Blvd. Suite Operations Troop F Orlando 35Met DIWien of Law Jacksonville, 32211 ()850 922 9022 Chief John T. Czernis (407)245%5)893 ';:. (904) 727-5530 :Iy„:I,r Keltic Nlelan ". Eh/fferpirment, c, Investigations Maj Rebscda I Tharps ', ' 054()IISK)/ISSIWea)th'. :, . ; ' 'j'."'; 444 ssabreezg svdt - (*Address same as (850) 488-6582 P. O. Box 20IN9 Llsa Tbh)@~ gg'8(N 0 Av:, ulte Suite 500 ~ above. ) Bradenton, 34203-0009 Assistant Statavfffde Daytona Beach, 32218 a Chief Kevin Guidry (813) 751-7647 (386) 238-4990 Prosabjffpjr AL Inspections 4211 N: Ltifs Avenue ' C NDERS (850) 922-7387 Troop G Michael Neimand Tampa, 33814 Moo~ay. Kb Auto Nations Tower (813) 878;7337 :, Axrk~hl Maj. Kevin Guidry Maj. Grady Carrick 110 S.E. 6th St. " " Offic of Law 7322 Normandy Blvd. Chief Ft. Lauderdale, 33301 Lisa Porter, Enfeerc (81 Enforcement Jacksonville 32205 Statewide (954) 712-4600 Assistant Services (904) 695-4115 Prosecutor (850) 488-1009 Auto Nation Tower 'DtEIdy Babella Tsllah Troop H E. 6th St. 110 S. , (850}2 Maj. Kenneth C. Howes " Suite 1400 '(fit 1P.A)m, office of Public Affairs Maj, David Kelly 3SS01 , Ft Lad dal (969) 487-3139 2100 Mahan Dr. R. Tallahassee, 32308 i, tf', ovtt I 712-4950 c ; ! t Its (954} Philip I ' "fk, oult address for 6199 ' Majjlng '- IW !/, ' Idf ~ '', '„',:"h~j«h e; (850) 488-8676 I()nyaxkil8rsughan, Chief ( ', @vision of Rorida ntBmtewfde Bu O n Pohol . ToopKITo pikoi ' ' ': )80'S)tilvd. ';'' "'' R u . Iffaill00;pljjlt000 Moi. pichoo0. Carpenter, '4il 797- 0 R+,Oo~g. '0: . P. O. Box 18807 W. Pal m Beach 33416 ': -. 4&of. Lan«y I'~ (881) 640-2mt

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Gary Allgeyer Tallahassee, 32399- Investigations and (904) 360-7100

, , 855Camp Rd 3100 Forensic Science

' " :I', ~»'gr'. ' j:I: cfo BresvardC. I. (850) 413-7313 (850) 410-8300 JOyCe S. DaWley, Dir. MiChael Clark H~ue'jtlate&, ', "'II, til, . i' q, )",;, , 1I , Orlando Cocoa, 92927-3709 Regional Southwestern Region Enforcement . Ir)fj~",', " ' :p 245-0888 ', (321)504-2034 Law Enforcement, Sue H. Livingston (407) Investigation Manager captain Ken Cari . , ", ijlll'! " R!A I, f. ; IIf!~II), Qe rtment of Forensic Services Arbor Shoreline Office (850) 922-0180 REGION 4 Director Lance H. Newman, Dir. Park ' '"" www. fdic.s(alt) fl.us (850) 410-8300 Tampa Regional 19337 U.s. Hwy. 19 N. University Police Ptmettebsfg, 828'le". ' Donald Henry (813) 878-7300 s i. roo siss 1601 S,W. 187th Ave. James T, Meirre' Phillip G. Ramer Clearwater, 34624 (650) 4704.2082 . c/o Everglades C,l. Commissioner Special Agent in Charge E. J. Pico (727) 538-7378 E.~H. Stevens, Director . , . Miami, 33185 (850) 410.7081 ONce of Statewide .. -Et. My, Regio, University of Florida Kenneth G. Owen, " ' (305) 228-2266 Intelligence, $7)IF7)7(F-, @»' "', ne Pas Police Department " ' Doyle Jourdan 410. :, -'; " .. Region Director (850) 7080, , f~s ~eastern Building 51, Museum Rd. REGION 5 Assistant '')br!os~ .. .(nvbstfgatfon Manager University of North ' ~~& .. P.O. Box 112150 corn Commissioner Derma M. UZZelf'"L "", Rttjbjcrutf~- 0»0 3111 N. UniVereity Dr. GaineSVille 32611-2150 Lionel Garcia (850) 410-700f information F)fdgltjm, Bbb-)%K uile 504, (352) 392-5445 4567 st. Johns Bluff Park Trammel Bldg. Dire@or in!le, 33065- Rd. ' 1313N. Tampa St, Daryl G. McLaughlin (850) 41 ', Lett Carey M. Drayton, Jacksonville 32216 6- 620-1020 Suite 809 Assistant . ..'/, Chief of Police (904) Tampa, 33602-3327 Commissioner Rod C Florida State University (813) 272-2642 (850) 410-7001 Prof Police Department Jesse L. Campbell Progra 830 W. Jefferson St. Director of Public ' Forestry, Bonnie K. Rogers (850) 410- :---.; jvf at n, nater Tallahassee, Fl 32306- 8. Florida International Dlvisioh of Chief of Staff Q~, ', 4215 ' r ' [ssoi sr 0-roM BUSI S, . ; ~en Caeey -'~i; 0 (850) 644-1240 University wjjrw, fl~, University Park i'. :,jlI'I EXECUTIVE STAFF .! ''rj' Chjef Calvin Ross, CamPus Jim' i '", fftrtffes T %„ ':, ", . ', J.;:l, . Director Miami, 33199 ' ' Pa)he„', ' ' ' IjjtilgflIIgliekt M. Michael McHargue c4+'Adco / -, , f ". ;. Florida Ae M (305) 348-2623 ' ' gb,' FDLE Leadership ')ji@ator . .r q .::«M University ' ' :,:. 0'gf Robert Harris, " , ;:, , Center (6 4(1, 55&(' !r „, „„,.. ... ", 2400 'Ifyahnish Way " 'r"", ", . ", !,.:":;;::. ", ".(ij(80).410.7373 „, ue~u Siille 1fle Director Florida Guff . f r Jerry ( . , -. . rriott Drive f~cf, :. , :-,—-„'. ;, ':, „"; Tallahassee, Coast University ' ' , ' 32307 ' ' " '"" ' " ., '". ', ';!!I" ll'"„.'"::;:'fI(gajffj.yl. Ge fif f)18878" 10501 FGCU Blvd S. fIfj)iflffj '~ge ' Se ' (680)899.8256 tlaIjtj 4XIjmsel Adm ";, 4I)7-77so " Ft. Myers, 33965- "v ftty-' I4 y'g::, (650) 410 4j ', x(! 'ri:';::, e Law Rolleff P Johnson 6565 Irft'edm Dirac'Ior of' (941) 590-1919 . Gajnes Public Howe,' ""'" '' '' '. "', '' ", '. ', fII(', I':.::::;i )f)anhfngafjdeu „e, ".'"~r see ; .. Safety "', l, 'l, ,'yoidlnjnls(ritter adquartere University of South , ;, Cof. Graham W. Flprida Fountain UPB 002, 4202 E. Fowler 1 Director Ave. arfment of 1815 Thomasville Rd. Tampa, 33620 ill Tallahassee, 32303-5750 (813)974-3964 j!!', ";r,:„'!.'Ii''jfi') ". . ", fl. if ,;, , . ., „.. ~llffsune, dms. slate. us (850) 488-7920 August J. Washington, Law ment ' ' Enforce Chief of Police ;», I, iiirirrlffffj)(f k" II jjlfj)jjsieffle''0";" Operations N orth Florida Atlantic University ~' ,'i:;»lps' fjlfff jfjisgff)rf- Major Tom 0'Connell Police Department ' ' 'f' I 'ii!, rIjr +)t'~a!,(850)922.5462

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54 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY I FEBRUARY 2003 Public Safety Issues in 2003

ach fall, the Florida SherifS Association's Legislative CCIm- mittee gathers to co@slier issues of concern that might require legislation to address. This year, ' Seminole County. Sheriff Wn, . Kslinger served as Legislative Com- mittee Chairman, and presided over the 2002 meetiiig At the FSA::,Mid-Winter cqnference, the She&s were given a preview of bills that have'been filed that m+t also affect public safety, and a vote was taken when Sheriffs need to consider: their position -„to.support or opp~. During thelegislative sessicIn„- 8heriff Eslinger:, :'.",:along with FSA president Alachua County Sheriff Steve Oelrich, and a host of other Sheriffs wi9: visit with law-, $100,000+ per year versus the, most expenpiW, '-"-" makers and provide testimony to ~I4e their ded- '-: ' community ~d. treatment a4:f1:0,'900 per ye%. sion-making. Revision would provide a judg~ the option for Traditionally, the Florida Sheriffs choose one . court-ordered mmmunity based treatment, Florida : "",' piece of Iegis~n as their top priority, This year"s:. ., -:is one of only mne states that dqesri*t have co~„.„. No. 1 priority is Baker Act Reform. ordered communiIy based treatment Following is a summary of this and other '. as:.':,:::. issues that the Florida sheriffs-~ seek to have The Governor bus. . indicated his ~piort as wem ; ' heard during the 2003 legislative:session. the Police Benevolent Association'„' the Fraternal, 'Order of Police and the National Association for the . Baker Act Reforjm —SUPPORT Mentally IIL The Baker Act, :.:Wile seen as. important legisla- 'ng ' tion, has some inherent problems'that the Florida ". Payment of Legal Fees for Seminole County %ro~y A~ Sheriffs Association seeks to fix. In this day of frequent litiigatiori. -, even by th~, -' " First, because the Baker Act r~lres "evidence" ep»cr"ve who have been injured while co~ng a crime of a person's dangerousness, it too often means C&IriITn« legal fees have skyrocketed and qualified offlcers- that intervention comes too late. People get areconcernedaboutpersonalliab6iity. Thisleglsla; injured or killed before anything:::is done. FSAs proposed tion auld provide that:if.:an ofhcer is charige4 w'ith a crirn-'""' revisions would allow earlier mtervention for recidivists — inal offense as a result of their response to an emergency' people with repeated incidents of hospitalization, arrests, life or death situation, and his or her actions are totally and dangerousness. , More than Mf of the states gently within:the scope and policy of the law an4: department pql;:"' have a more flexible standard than 8orida. Recidivists also icy —their legal fees will be covered by the Iaw enforcement use a disproportionate share of pubhc services. In the year agency in which they are employed. . 2000, 7,500 adults were Baker Acted two or more. .:times; and 863 were Baker Acted six or more times in a 21::month Chris Fugate Act - SUPPORT period. One tragedy that occurred last year involved a manager of a business allowing ari underage employee to consume. " Second, the law does not allow for court-ordered cxImmu- alcohol. on the business'premises. It ended. :With a horrible nity based treatment (assisted outpatient treatment), Cur- traf6c accident, killing the young man. This is not an iso-' rently, a judge's only option is hospitalization at eontimg4 on neet gage

THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2003 55 P'SA LeII16Iaeive preview continued. . .

lated case, as employers often hold celebrations at their State Law Enforcement Consolidation —OPPOSE place of business, without giving a second thought to the The Florida Sheriffs will oppose any effort to consolidate consequences. Unfortunately, current laws do not make all the law enforcement officers of the various state agen- enough of a deterrent. This legislation will provide stiff'er cies into one statewide policing agency. -penalties for managers of businesses who knowingly pro- vide alcoholic beverages to underage employees. Any New Pro-Gambling Legislation —OPPOSE In these days of tight budgets, lawmakers are searching Speed. Pursuit Trust Fund - SUPPORT For new sources of revenue. Many Of the proposals on the Each year, Sheriffs' offices and their counties are hit with table ihvolve gambling. Statistics show that in states and numerous clams as a result of high-speed pursuits. The communities that allow gambling, crime increases dra- costs have skyrocketed. This legislation is an effort to matica/Iy, Therefore, the. Florida Sheriffs will oppose any establish a uriiform pursuit policy and tie it to a Trust Fund legislation that relaxes the current laws as they relate to of. monies to,bs utilized for, reimbursement of innocent gambling, pii!rsons irijured in pursuit cases. DROP Amendment - SUPPORT Mlccosukee In@an Reservation Repeal - OPPOSE . — In order:::for law enforcement agencies to rehire officers The Florida Sheriffs oppose the repeal of all civil and crim- with years of experience who retire in the DROP program, inal laws of Florida as they apply on Miccosukee Indian the existing law must be amended, These experienced rsservhtions, %peal would threaten the investigation of officers are needed to:train the new officers and, with this crimes on these reservations and tie the hands of our cur- amendment, could be rehired for a maximum of about 6 :rent crimirial justice systeiri. months. out of the-year;

Vlorlda She~lffs Aeeocl~tlo~ Ann|jul Calenclsr of Events M03

. ISA Mid-Winter Conference, Sandestin, January 28-29 FSA Legislative "Seafood Fest, " Tallahassee, March 25 FSA/PPCA Ce-Sponsored Breakfast for Legislators, Florida Capitol, 22nd iIrioor, Nlaroh 28 II'SA AdmlnlStrative Management Training Seminar, Hutchinson Island Marriett, May 7-9 FSA 12t" Aiinuai Training Conference for the SherlNs' Assistants, PGA Itewit & Spa, Palm Beach, June 2-5 ISA Sumrnir Conference, PGA l4seit & Spa, Palm Beach, July 1S-18 FSA's Southeast Car Evaluation & Fleet Nlanagement Training Conference, Crowne Plaza Sabel Park, TaNya, October 1-S ISA Jell Administrator's Ijiforkshop, Ocala Hilton Hotel, December 8-11 Iwiewly KIacted Sheriffs Basic Institute, December (held every 4 years)

, Court Security Seminar (perlodicaiy) Drug Enforcement Training (periodically) adition workshop (biannually with the Governor's ONce) Judicial Process Procedures Seminar (periodically) @lid-Level Rpervlsors Training for JNII supervisor's (periodically) Itigional Administrative ltoundtable Discusson Groups (quarterly) Vicarious L(ability Reduction School (periodically)

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mountings Well, one rea- Nflk ~~&tt, 3IIIg t'~ son we can point to is cargo theft. ~ That's right —highway bandits who 'II' hijack consumer products on their way to the market —causing losses totaling $61.4 million a year in Florida alone, And that's just the ones we know about. The good news is that because of a proactive program initiated by Marion Hot commodities Layy enforcement making gains County Sheriff Ed Dean, losses have The most popular commodities target- The Florida Commercial Vehicle decreased in Florida by about 20 per- ed by cargo thieves include: Cargo Theft Task Force is now made cent. The bad news is that the prob- Cigarettes up of the Sheriffs of Florida, the lem hasn't gone away —it's just Computers Highway Patrol, Department of moved to other states. Computer components Transportation Motor Carrier Through the Florida Sheriffs Electronics Compliance, FBI, Department of Law Association, Sheriff Dean helped Fashion apparel Enforcement, Tactical operations Multi- establish the Florida Commercial Perfume Agency Anti-Theft Squad (TOMCATS) Vehicle 8. Cargo Theft Task Force in Alcoholic beverages and the Miami-Dade Auto Theft Task 2001. Sheriff Dean had noticed a Seafood Force. growing incidence of reported thefts Frozen meats These groups have signed, or have in his county —which has several Truck 8, auto tires agreed to sign, a mutual aid agree- major highways running through it. Pharmaceuticals ment. After all, cargo theft doesn' t Upon further investigation, he just involve one county, and in most learned exactly how much this crime How do they do it7 cases doesn't just involve our state, It was costing not only the citizens of Suspects usually drive their own trac- will take a concerted effort, like the our state, but the citizens of the U.S. tor with all the traditional-looking busi- one initiated in 2001, to address this And he recognized it as a real threat ness logos. As soon as the truck driver potentially economically devastating to commerce. leaves his rig unattended —perhaps to crime. Sheriff Dean learned that most of shower at a truck stop or park it for the Through the Task Force, law the cargo that was stolen was des- weekend —cargo thieves strike. They enforcement hopes to make a dent in tined for Cuba and the black market. use special tools to gain entry to the the profits of the bad guys and possi- Unfortunately, the task force has trailer to see if it contains the products bly seek stiffer penalties to create more more recently discovered that some of they desire. Many times the trailers of a deterrent. Stay tuned to future the major drug cartels are moving don't have an anti-theft devise or any updates. from the drug trade to cargo theft. type of deterrent, which makes their job Criminal penalties aren't as stiff and even easier. For more ingormatr'on on the Cargo because its just as profitable, they After they steal the rig, the thieves Theist Task Force, contact Inspector see it as the new crime of choice. usually drive it south toward Miami and TomnIy Bibb, Marion County Sheriffs Because so few people know about it, park it in a warehouse, where they move O~ce, phone: 3S2-368-3S43; e-mail; cargo theft is considered an easy the cargo to another truck and get rid of tbibbosheri+marr'oncountdf. org opportunity. And, unlike the drug the evidence of the stolen trailer —some- address: P, O. Box 1987, Ocala, FL trade, it's perceived as a "victimless times selling pieces and parts of it, mak- 34478. crime, " and isn't likely to generate ing it unrecognizable. the same level of citizen complaints.

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Defining Crime Prevention, Implementing Its Practice

What is crime prevention7 We hear Burglary. This crime is often the term over and over that some- one of opportunity, i.e., peo- times we become immune to its mes- ple don't take the proper sage. precaution to reduce their According to the Manatee County susceptibility to burglary, Sheriff's Office, crime prevention is, Common prevention tech- "the anticipation, recognition and niques include everything appraisal of a crime risk and the ini- from the practical to the tiation of action to remove or reduce professional. QUICK TIPS: it." Simply put, it means you antici- 1) Have quality locks pate that people will break the law. installed and use them 2) You acknowledge that criminal activi- Consider having a security ties may be occurring around you system installed, and use it 3) Use and you take action to reduce your fences to deter criminals 4) Don't leave Identify Theft. In these days of easy risk of being their next victim. cash or valuables lying around in obvi- information and easy credit, stealing A helpful page on the Manatee ous places where visitors and mainte- another person's identity and using it County Sheriff's Office Web site cred- nance workers can see them, to gain unlawful access to their credit its Henry Fielding as "the father of is becoming more and more common, Crime Prevention, " beginning in Fraud. You' ve heard of the pigeon It's more important than ever to protect 1750, He initiated the change in drop. ..well, today's criminal continues your personal information —social attitude toward policing, in general, to put new twists on this old approach, security, driver's license numbers, and the prevention of crime. scamming unsuspecting individuals credit cards, etc. —than ever before. Fielding's two crime prevention who fall for their promise of easy It's also critical that you periodically goals were: money. An especially intriguing exam- request a check on your credit with ple was reported in Palm Beach last one of the major credit bureaus, Find ~ Stamp out the existence of crime year, A Hispanic male approached a helpful information on the Seminole ~ Prevent outbreaks of crime in the fellow shopper in a grocery store and County Sheriff"s Office Web site: future stated that he had a winning lottery www. seminolesheriff, org (click on ticket, but because he was an illegal Internet and Computer Crimes— John Klotter is credited with travel- alien, he would have trouble cashing it. Identity Theft), ing to England in 1968 and bringing Another Hispanic male became back the concept of crime prevention involved. The lottery ticket holder pro- For more information on Crime to the United States. posed that the victim cash it for him, Prevents'on Pps, visit the National Like other Sheriffs' Offices, but he insisted that the victim put up Crime Prevention Council's 8'eb site: Manatee County offers helpful crime $17,000 as a "good faith" deposit. www. ncpc. org or the Florida Crime prevention tips on its Web site, After withdrawing the money, the two Prevention Association 's site: You' ll find addresses of all of the suspects convinced him that they need- wwwf7oridacrimeprevention. or~ available Web sites maintained by ed to get a stamp at the Post Office and Sheriffs' Offices at the end of each had the victim go in to buy the stamp. Sheriff's biography, beginning on Of course, as soon as he was out of page 32. sight, they fled with his money. Some of the top concerns in Bottom line: if it sounds too good to be today's Sheriffs' Office crime preven- true, it probably is! tion units include:

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60 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 6 JANUARY I FEBRUARY 2003 Whether you are a long-time member of the voting) members of the board. Florida Sheriffs Association or a relative The Florida Sheriffs Association employs newcomer, you probably have some ques- an Executive Director and a support staff to tions about how this non-profit operates. carry out the Association's mission and We' ve assembled the most frequently organize conferences. asked questions, with answers, for you. You may want to cut this out and save it Who are the members ofFSA? for future reference. The majority of members are not employed GENERAL in law enforcement. Approximately 140,000 citizens throughout the state and 3,500 busi- What is the Florida Sheriffs Association? nesses make up the bulk of membership. FSA is one of the rare state Sheriffs' associations that has full, active The Florida Sheriffs Association is a not-for-profit participation by all Sheriffs in the state, 501(c)3 corporation made up of the 67 Sheriffs of Florida, plus approximately 3,500 business leaders and 140,000 Where does the money from membership go? citizens throughout the state. Founded in 1893, FSA has quietly served the citizens of Florida by supporting the More than 70/0 of FSA's annual expenses goes right into needs of the state's law-enforcement community. It has programs that enhance law enforcement in all counties grown to be one of the largest and most successful state throughout the state. These include training for Sheriffs' law- enforcement associations in the nation. Office staff, financing of youth programs, providing pro- Through the Florida Sheriffs Association, the 67 fessional and legal services to Sheriffs, organizing task Sheriffs of Florida are given a forum to address lawmak- forces and hosting Sheriffs' conferences. ers to push for positive changes in the criminal justice The National Charities Information Bureau recom- system in our state. FSA also provides Sheriffs' Offices mends that nonproflts "spend at least 60% of annual badly needed programs such as affordable training, spe- expenses for program activities" for which the money was cial task forces and legislative and legal services, Because raised. The Florida Sheriffs Association's track record far FSA unites the efforts of all Sheriffs Offices in the state, exceeds that minimum. FSA does not employ telemarketers the result is a significant cost savings for better quality or professional fund raisers and welcomes the scrutiny of policing. all Florida citizens on financial matters, A copy of the offi- cial registration and financial information may be obtained How is FSA organized? from the Division of Consumer Services by calling 1-800- 435-7352, toll free within the state of Florida. Registration FSA is a corporation made up of the 67 Sheriffs of Florida. does not imply endorsement, approval, or recommenda- To ensure statewide representation, the state is divided tion by the state. into four districts. The corporation is managed by a 17- member Board of Directors —all of whom are Sheriffs, The What are some ofFSA's programs and events? Board consists of 12 Directors and five officers. Active member Sheriffs in each of the four districts of the state The Florida Sheriffs Association holds two statewide gen- nominate three directors from each district to comprise the eral conferences for Sheriffs and their command staff each 12 members of the board. The five officers may be nomi- year. One is traditionally in the summer, the other in mid- nated from any of the four districts and elected by the January. active member Sheriffs. The Chairman and Vice Chairman In addition, FSA organizes: Judicial Process of the Board are elected by a simple majority vote of the Procedures seminar; an Administration Management 12 directors. The five officers included on the Board are: Training Seminar; an annual Police Vehicle Evaluation and President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Fleet Management Trainng Seminar; quarterly Regional Immediate Past President, who are elected each year at the Administrative Roundtable Discussion Groups; newly- Annual Summer Conference by all member Sheriffs pres- elected Sheriffs' Basic Institute; annual Statewide Jail ent. A Sergeant-at-Arms and a Chaplain are also elected at continued on next the Annual Summer Conference and are ex-officio (non- page

THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2003 61 continuedPom page 61 Administrators Training Workshop; Mid-Level Supervisors Character: Anyone who does not have a good reputation Training for Jail Supervisors; Vicarious Liability Reduction or who has been convicted of a felony is not eligible for School; Court Security Seminar; Extradition Workshop; membership. Drug Enforcement Training; Law Enforcement Management Courses; Seminar for Sheriffs' Assistants and other special Residence: There are no restrictions on residence, We programs as needs arise. have Honorary Members in many sections of the United States and in several foreign countries. MEMBERSHIP RECRUITMENT, BENEFITS How is the membership campaign conducted What is the d+ierence between Active Members and other in each county? Members of the Association? The Sheriff approves a letter for mailing to prospective Active Members —Only Sheriffs are qualified to be Active Honorary Members. The list of prospective members is Members, Only Active Members hold office and vote. checked against the names of members already on file with the Sheriffs Association and duplications are eliminated. Honorary Members —Private citizens may be Honorary Letters are printed under the Sheriff's name and mailed to Members, but they are not eligible to vote or hold office in all persons on the list. Enclosed with the letter is an appli- the Association, cation and a business reply envelope which may be returned with annual dues of $20 to Association head- Business Members —Businesses have the option of join- quarters in Tallahas- see. When dues are received in ing at the Gold ($500), Silver ($250) or Bronze ($50) lev- Tallahassee, the Association mails to the new member; els. They receive a plaque which designates their level of membership, but they are not eligible to vote or hold office ~ A wallet identification card in the Association. ~ An auto bumper emblem ~ An auto tag (optional, for an additional fee) Law Enforcement Members —Sheriffs Offices and crimi- nal justice agencies' sworn and non-sworn personnel, vol- The member will also receive a year's subscription to our unteers, retirees and auxiliary officers may be Law magazines: Enforcement Members, which makes them eligible for spe- cial insurance programs, including Line of Duty and acci- THE SHERIFF'S STAR, official publication of the Florida dental death benefits (included in their annual dues). But Sheriffs Association (including this special directory edi- they are not eligible to vote or hold office in the tion which is widely used as a source of information on Association. state government. )

Do Active Members pay dues? THE RANCHER, a quarterly report on the progress and activities at the Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches. Yes. The dues of Active Members are assessed by the Association and are paid as an expense of the county The Association sends a computer printout containing the Sheriff s Office. names and addresses of the Honorary Members who have joined or renewed that month to the Sheriff, so they have How are Honorary Members selected? an up-to-date list of the members in the county. Many Sheriffs write new members and thank them for their sup- Each Sheriff gives the Florida Sheriffs Association permis- port, sion to mail an invitation for membership to residents of his county and the Association makes arrangements for the Can a person 's name be removedgrom the Association use of public sector and commercial mailing lists. It is not a mailmg hst? special or exclusive mailing list. Yes. Individuals can either contact the Association and What are the qual''icatr'onsfor Honorary Membership? request the removal of their name or they may contact the Mail Preference Service, Direct Marketing Association, P.O. Age: There is no age limit, Box 3861, Grand Central Station, New York, NY 10163- 3861. Sex: Both men and women are eligible for membership,

62 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 6 JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2003 Does the campaign create more work in the Sheriffs Ojji ce? RELATIONSHIP TO YOUTH RANCHES

No. All the work is done by the Association, including Explain the relationship between the Florida Sheriffs Youth securing a reputable list of prospective members. A few Ranches, Inc. , and the Florida Sheriffs Association, people may bring their membership dues to the Sheriff's The Florida Sheriffs Association is the parent organi- Office instead of mailing them to Tallahassee, but this is zation that formed the Florida Sheriffs Youth handled at no cost to the Sheriff using an Association Ranches, Inc. , to operate the Boys Ranch postage-paid application envelope. near Live Oak, the Youth Ranch in Bradenton/Sarasota, the Youth Villa at MEMBERSHIP DUES Bartow, the Youth Ranch near Safety Harbor, the Youth Camp in Barberville, What ifsomeone sends in more than $20for annual dues? and Caruth Camp near Inglis/Yankee Town. A portion of FSA dues goes to the In that case, the Association keeps only $20 and sends the Youth Ranches and anything over and above the yearly balance to the Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches. For example, membership fee goes directly to the Youth Ranches. if John Smith sends in $30 for his dues, the Association The Sheriffs Association office is in Tallahassee while deducts $20 for dues and sends $10 to the Youth Ranches. the Youth Ranches central office is at Boys Ranch. The Mr, Smith may also purchase an auto tag for $10 at the Sheriffs Association continues to actively support and same time he joins. sponsor the Youth Ranches, but it is also involved in other law enforcement related programs. The Youth Ranches Are Honorary Membership dues deductible for income tax administers its own programs while working closely with purposes? the Association staff. The Association and Youth Ranches are both run by a Yes. The Florida Sheriffs Association is classified by the IRS Board of Directors, but they are not the same board, The as a 501c(3) Charitable Organization which qualifies mem- Association and the Youth Ranches are registered as bership dues to be deductible for income tax purposes. Florida charities and are tax exempt.

Where should Membership DUES be sent? I'm trying to encourage nF grandson to be a law-abiding citizen and thought it would be goodfor him to become a To: junior member" ofyour organizatr'on. Doyou have ajun- Florida Sheriffs Association ior membership? P.O, Box 12519 Tallahassee, Florida 32317-2519 We welcome all ages as members of the Florida Sheriffs Association. Our afmiation with the Florida Youth Ranches Please be certain each dues payment is properly identified has long assured us of having youthful members in our with the member's name and address. Also, if possible, ranks, And many of our members today —who have been indicate whether this is a new member or a renewal. with us 25 years or longer —got started after receiving membership as a "gift" from a grandparent. Where should Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches DONATIONS To give a membership in FSA as a gift, just fill out the be sent? Honorary Membership application (find it online at www. fisheriffs. org) and mail it with your check to: P.O, To: Box 12519,Tallahassee, FL 32317-2519.If you would like Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches, Inc. for this to be an annually renewing gift in your loved one' s Boys Ranch, Florida 32060-9802 behalf, please be sure to let us know and we will send an annual renewal to your address, It's truly a gift that pro- fI a personjoins the Association in the middle of the year, vides lasting returns. does hNshe get afu II 12 months ofmembership? gfyou have a quesii'on that you don't see answered, feel Yes. Memberships run for 12 consecutive months, starting free to write to us. Send questions to the attention ofI with the month the person joins, Editor, The Sheriffs Star magazine, PO, Box 12S19, Tallahassee, FI. 32317-2519, or e-mail us: jbettinge~heri+s. org. We'll make sure to include them infuture issues,

THE SHERIFF'S STAR 0 JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2003 63 Be a member, recruit a member

The Florida Sheriffs Association has been supporting a Name: tradition of excellence in law enforcement for more than Business Name: 100 years. Our membership is made up of the Sheriffs Address: of Florida and individuals and businesses which support their work, We invite you to become a "Partner Against Crime" by joining FSA. If you are already a member, we Area Code and Daytime invite you to recruit family and friends as members. phone: Just fill out this form and return it with your check or credit card information. I've enclosed a check And remember, your membership and contribu- tions are tax deductible. I'd prefer to use VISA/Mastercard Number: Yes, I would like to become an Honorary Member of Expiration date: the Florida Sheriffs Association. ' Enclosed is my $20 membership. Signature:

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" i)f'il": I"""j':li'lI~'ii I"',llil', i)'j, Ii W:. "'&iIlà , j$((ii)ff'Ilail)illl)'~lI4''II' ALACHUA...... Stephen M. "Steve" Oelrich. ... P.O. Box 1210, Gainesville, 32602-1210...... (352) 367-4000 (352) 374-1801 BAKER...... Joey B.Dobson...... , . ... 56 N. Second St., Macclenny, 32063-2296...... (904) 259-2231 (904) 259-4254 BAY...... Guy M. Tunnell...... , . 3421 N. Hwy. 77, Panama City, 32405-5012...... (850) 747-4700 (850) 784-0949 BRADFORD ...... Robert W. "Bob"Milner, Jr. .... P.O. Box 400, Starke, 32091-0400...... , , , (904) 966-6380 (904) 966-6160 BREVARD...... Philip B."Phil" Williams...... 700 S. Park Ave. , Bldg. J, Titusville, 32780-4095. .. . (321) 264-5201 (321) 264-5360 BROWARD...... Kenneth C. "Ken" Jenne II. . .. . P.O. Box 9507, Ft. Lauderdale, 33310-9507...... (954) 831-8900 (954) 797-0936 CALHOUN...... David L. Tatum...... 20776 Central Ave. , E., Blountstown, 32424-2276. . . (850) 674-5049 (850) 674-5586 CHARLOTTE...... William E. "Bill" Clement...... 7474 Utilities Road, Punta Gorda, 33982-2423 . . .. . (941) 639-2101 (941) 639-7054 CITRUS...... Jeffrey J. "Jefl" Dawsy...... 1 S. Park Ave. , Inverness, 34450-4994 ...... (352) 726-4488 (352) 726-5614 CLAY...... L. Scott Lancaster...... P.O. Box 548, Green Cove Springs, 32043-0548. . .. . (904) 284-7575 (904) 284-0710 COLLIER...... Don Hunter...... 3301 E. Tamiami Tr. , Bldg. J, Naples, 34112-4987 .. (239) 774-4434 (239) 793-9333 COLUMBIA...... Frank E. Owens ...... P.O. Box 650, Lake City, 32056-0650...... (386) 752-9212 (386) 758-2127 DeSOTO...... John J. "Johnny" Fugate ...... 208 E. Cypress St., Arcadia, 34266-4410 ...... , , , (863) 993-4700 (863) 993-4766 DIXIE...... M. Samuel "Sammy" Woodall, Jr P.O. Box 470, Cross City, 32628-0470...... (352) 498-1220 (352) 498-1226 DUVAL...... Nathaniel "Nat" Glover, Jr. ... . 501 E. Bay St., Jacksonville, 32202-2975...... , .. . (904) 630-2120 (904) 630-2107 ESCAMBIA...... H. R. "Ron" McNesby...... , P.O. Box 18770, Pensacola, 32523-8770...... (850) 436-9630 (850) 436-9491 FLAGLER...... James L. "Jim" Manfre...... 1001Justice Lane, Bunnell, 32110-4434. .. , .... . , . (386) 437-4116 (386) 437-5397 FRANKLIN...... Bruce E. Varnes...... 270 Highway 65, Eastpoint, 32328-3616...... (850) 670-8519 (850) 670-8566 GADSDEN...... W. A. Woodham...... P.O. Box 1709, Quincy, 32353-1709...... (850) 627-9233 (850) 875-8881 GILCHRIST ...... David P. Turner...... 9239 South U.S. Hwy. 129, Trenton, 32693-5463. .. . (352) 463-3181 (352) 463-3183 GLADES...... James E. "Jim" Rider...... P.O. Box 39, Moore Haven, 33471-0039...... (863) 946-0100 (863) 946-0845 GULF...... W. Frank McKeithen...... P.O. Box 970, Port St. Joe, 32457-0970...... (850) 227-1115 (850) 227-2097 HAMILTON ...... J. Harrell Reid ...... P. O. Drawer A, Jasper, 32052-0541, ... . ,, .. . , .. . (386) 792-2004 (386) 792-3133 HARDEE...... J. Loran Cogburn...... 900 E. Summit St., Wauchula, 33873-9606...... (863) 773-0304 (863) 773-4593 HENDRY...... Leonard S. "Steve" Worley. .. . . P.O. Box 579, LaBelle, 33975-0579...... , . .. . (863) 674-4060 (863) 674-4624 HERNANDO...... Richard B."Rich" Nugent...... P.O. Box 10070, Brooksville, 34603-0070...... (352) 754-6830 (352) 799-4660 HIGHLANDS ...... Howard C. Godwin...... 434 Fernleaf Ave. , Sebring, 33870-3720. . . ,, ... .. , (863) 402-7200 (863) 402-7296 HILLSBOROUGH . . Cal Henderson ...... , ... ,, P.O. Box 3371,Tampa, 33601-3371...... , ...... (813) 247-8000 (813) 247-0980 HOLMES...... Coy Dennis Lee...... , . . 211 N. Oklahoma St., Bonifay, 32425-2296 ...... (850) 547-3681 (850) 547-2290 INDIAN RIVER .... Roy H. Raymond...... 4055 41st Ave. , Vero Beach, 32960-1808. . . , ...... (772) 569-6700 (772) 569-8344 JACKSON...... John P. McDaniel...... , P.O. Box 919, Marianna, 32447-0919...... ,, . (850) 482-9624 (850) 482-9017 JEFFERSON. .. , . .. Kenneth W. "Ken" Fortune, Sr. . 171 Industrial Park, Monticello, 32344-6385...... (850) 997-2523 (850) 997-0756 LAFAYETTE...... Carson McCall...... ,, , P.O. Box 227, Mayo, 32066-0227...... , ...... (386) 294-1222 (386) 294-1190 ... . George E. Knupp, Jr...... 360 W. Ruby Street, Tavares, 32778-3877...... (352) 343-2101 (352) 343-9505 LEE...... Rodney M. "Rod" Shoap...... 14750 Six Mile Cypress Pkwy. , Ft. Myers, 33912-4407 .. (239) 477-1200 (239) 477-1030 LEON...... Laurence O. "Larry" Campbell. . P.O. Box 727, Tallahassee, 32302-0727...... , ...... (850) 922-3300 (850) 922-3337 LEVY...... , . .. Johnny M. Smith...... P. O. Drawer 1719,Bronson, 32621-1719...... (352) 486-5111 (352) 486-5116 LIBERTY...... Harrell W. Revell...... P.O. Box 67, Bristol, 32321-0067...... , . ... (850) 643-2235 (850) 643-2402 MADISON, ...... Peter C. "Pete" Bucher...... 107 S. Range St., Madison, 32340-2435 . . . , .. . , . .. (850) 973-4151 (850) 973-8508 MANATEE ...... Charles B."Charlie" Wells. .... 515 - 11th St. West, Bradenton, 34205-7722...... (941) 747-3011 (941) 749-5401 MARION...... H. Edward "Ed" Dean, Jr...... P.O. Box 1987, Ocala, 34478-1987. .. , ...... (352) 732-8181 (352) 620-7209 MARTIN...... Robert L. "Bob"Crowder ...... 800 S.E. Monterey Road, Stuart, 34994-4599, ...... (772) 220-7000 (772) 220-7043 MIAMI-DADE ...... Carlos A. Alvarez...... Miami-Dade Police Dept. , 9105 N.W. 25th St., Director...... Miami, 33172-1505 ...... , .. . (305) 471-2100 (305) 471-2163 MONROE ...... Richard D. Roth ...... 5525 College Road, Key West, 33040-4307...... (305) 292-7000 (305) 292-7099 NASSAU...... W. R. "Ray" Geiger...... 50 Bobby Moore Circle, Yulee, 32097-7220...... (904) 225-0331 (904) 225-9189 OKALOOSA ...... Charles W. "Charlie" Morris ... 1250 Eglin Parkway, Shalimar, 32579-1234...... (850) 651-7400 (850) 609-3048 OKEECHOBEE . .. . O. L. Raulerson...... P. O. Drawer 1397, Okeechobee, 34973-1397 ...... (863) 763-3117 (863) 763-7157 ORANGE...... Kevin E. Beary...... P.O. Box 1440, Orlando, 32802-1440...... (407) 737-2400 (407) 254-7014 OSCEOLA...... Charles M. "Charlie" Aycock. . . 400 Simpson Road, Kissimmee, 34744-4494...... (407) 348-1100 (407) 348-1115 PALM BEACH . . . . Edward W. "Ed" Bieluch...... P.O. Box 24681, West Palm Beach, 33416-4681. ... . (561) 688-3000 (561) 688-3033 PASCO...... Robert L. "Bob"White ...... 8700 Citizen Dr. , New Port Richey, 34654-5599. . .. . (727) 847-5878 (727) 844-7742 PINELLAS ...... Everett S. Rice ...... P.O. Box 2500, Largo, 33779-2500...... (727) 582-6200 (727) 582-6459 POLK...... Lawrence W. Crow, Jr...... 455 N. Broadway Ave. , Bartow, 33830-3998...... (863) 533-0444 (863) 534-6390 PUTNAM...... Taylor Douglas...... P. O. Drawer 1578, Palatka, 32178-1578...... (386) 329-0800 (386) 329-0484 SANTA ROSA . .. .. 0. Wendell Hall...... P.O. Box 7129, Milton, 32570-7129. ... , ... , ...... (850) 983-1100 (850) 983-1212 SARASOTA...... William F. "Bill" Balkwill...... P.O. Box 4115, Sarasota, 34230-4115, ...... , . . . (941) 861-5800 (941) 861-4062 SEMINOLE...... Donald F. "Don" Eslinger...... 100 Bush Blvd. , Sanford, 32773-6799, ... , ... , ... , (407) 665-6600 (407) 665-6654 ST. JOHNS...... Neil J.Perry...... , 4015 Lewis Speedway, St. Augustine, 32084-0578. . . (904) 824-8304 (904) 810-6779 ST. LUCIE...... Ken J. Mascara...... 4700 W. Midway Rd. , Ft. Pierce, 34981-4825...... (772) 462-7300 (772) 489-5851 SUMTER...... William O. "Bill" Farmer, Jr. ... P.O. Box 188, Bushnell, 33513-0188...... (352) 793-0222 (352) 793-0220 SUWANNEE ...... Alton K. "Al" Williams, Jr...... 200 S. Ohio Ave. , Ste. 105, Live Oak, 32064-3239. .. (386) 362-2222 (386) 364-3749 TAYLOR...... Lawrence E. "Bummy" Williams 108 N. Jefferson St., Perry, 32347-3244...... , (850) 584-4225 (850) 584-7016 UNION ...... Jerry Whitehead...... 55 W. Main St., Rm. 102, Lake Butler, 32054-1698 . . (386) 496-2501 (386) 496-3600 VOLUSIA...... Ben F. Johnson...... P.O. Box 569, DeLand, 32721-0569, ... , ... , ...... (386) 736-5961 (386) 822-5074 WAKULLA...... David F. Harvey...... 15 Oak Street, Crawfordville, 32327-2014. .... , ... (850) 926-0800 (850) 926-0896 WALTON...... Ralph L.Johnson...... 72 N. 6th Street, DeFuniak Springs, 32433-1376. . . . (850) 892-8186 (850) 892-8422 WASHINGTON .. .. Frederick D. "Fred" Peel...... P.O. Box 626, Chipley, 32428-0626...... , ... (850) 638-6111 (850) 638-6184

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