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Welcome to the Florida Sheriffs Association's "Annual Guide to — Government 2004" a special edition of The Shen~s Star magazine,

At the beginning of each year, we compile helpful infor- After participating in meetings at our Mid-Winter Sher- mation on local, state and federal government to keep our iffs conference a few weeks ago, I want to assure you that members informed and to promote improved communication the commitment of your Florida Sheriffs is stronger than between law-abiding citizens and lawmakers. ever. Lawmakers and other citizens of this state know that As new leaders take office and seasoned politicians we are not about to compromise when comes to defending move into new positions, we contact them and do our best to our communities against any threat —whether it's battling the get changing information to our members. the local criminal element, protecting our borders from ter- This year, we put a greater emphasis on collecting web- rorism, or educating decision-makers about the effects of sites, which will allow you to get more about a particular their proposed legislation on public safety. state or federal agency than we could ever provide in print. In this challenging era of law enforcement, it's more Just as in our last two editions, we reserved the back important than ever to support the work of the chief law part of the book to help educate readers about the work of enforcers of our state. On behalf of the 67 Sheriffs and the Florida Sheriffs Association. You' ll find Frequently thousands of law enforcement personnel in Florida, I'd like Asked Questions (and helpful answers) as well as our FSA to thank you for your support in the past. We look forward Legislative Preview: Public Safety Issues 2004. to continuing to earn your support in the future. Your Florida Sheriffs play an active role in representing public safety concerns to decision-makers in Tallahassee. We plan to continue our long-standing tradition of being pre- sent in the halls of the Capitol when critical decisions are being made which can affect the safety and well being of you and your family. Gary Perkins, Executive Director

Annual Guide to Government SHERIFF'8 STAR CONTENTS Volume 48, No. 1,January i February, 2004 Florida Sheriffs Association Page Publisher, Gary E. Perkins, Executive Director, Florida Sherilrs Association Officers .. 2 Editor, Julle S. Bettinger Graphic Design, Frank J.Jones Board of Directors. . 3 FLORIDA'S GOVERNMENT Editorial Coordinator, Tiffany Weber In memori ofCarl Stauffer State Government Chart ...... 4 The Sheriffs Star is published bi-monthly during Januan/Februan, March/April, May/June, July/August, Executive Branch...... 6 September/October, and November/December, by the Florida Sheriffs Association, a non-profit corpora- Directory of State Agencies ...... 8 tion, P. O. Box 12)19.Tallahassee. Florida 3231 -2319 (street address, 261" Mahan Drive). sub- The Legislative Branch . . 12 scription rate is S3 per year and the publication number is LSPS -193-980. Periodicals postage paid at Tallahassee, Florida and at additional mailing offices. POSTMASTER Please send address corrections to Judicial Branch. 17 's The Shertff Star, P. O. Box 12319, Tallahassee. Florida 3231 -2)19. Copt right Z004 hi' Florida Florida's U.S. Senators Sheriffs Association. ISSX 0488-6186 and Representatives 22 E-mail:jbettinger@flsheriffs. org Web site: http: //www. f(sheriffs. org/ Directory of County Officials ...... 28 Sheriff's Florida Phone (800) 877-2168 Local 850-877-2165 Fax (850) 878-8665 of (Biographies) ...... 32 Directory of Law Enforcement Agencies ...... 51 The Florida Sheriffs Association does not raise funds by telephone. Crime Prevention and Personal Safety...... 57 Sheri8's' Legislative Preview ...... 58 A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF Sheriffs' 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 NLIMBER IS SC-00915. and Addresses ...... Inside Back Cover A message from Bob Crowder President Florida Sheriffs Association

This has been a very challenging year for law enforcement and especially for Sheriffs. We continue to wrestle with developments that resulted from 9-11. More demands have been placed on local government, such as increased patrols and sur- lt/iartin veillance at airports, railroads, bridges, electric power plants and ports. At the same time, of course, governments are trying to reduce taxes, which has put a strain on our Couno Sheri~ budgets. Bob Crowder The challenge for us as Sheriffs is how to meet the demands for service with President of the increasingly diminishing resources. We' re seeing our employees become more inno- Florida Sheriffs vative, and in some cases asking the public to compromise on calls for routine service. Associadon Another challenge your Sheriffs have faced this year is the number of law enforcement officers who have been called up to active duty through the Reserves and National Guard. As you are probably aware, we keep those positions unfilled, while our military men and women serve our country, So our manpower is stretched a little thin, at times. There's a bright spot in all of this, though, in the way of the innovation that I mentioned. With Florida Sheriffs being tapped to head up the Florida Domestic Security Task Force and the efforts of our Florida Department of Law Enforcement, we' ve been able to increase training and preparedness. And with our very own for- mer Sheriff of Bay County —Guy Tunnell —being tapped to lead FDLE, we are confi- dent that our cooperative efforts with this agency will continue. As Floridians, we should be proud of the fact that our state has been recognized for being more responsive to homeland security than any other state in the union, so far. At the same time, your Florida Sheriffs have been able to work with other local, .state and federal law enforcement agencies to continue the overall downward trend in mme rates. %e believe that one of the keys to that crime rate reduction in the future is sus- '~g fgnding for the Department of Juvenile Justice, especially when it comes to the +~erat's Juveiiile Assessment Centers. Without the JACs, deputies are given no :: tive other than to release these juvenile delinquents back to the street —where .'SIIS"'5tIIIIIOAt5t y commit multiple crimes while awaiting trial. egfps Wl be working with Governor Bush and our Legislators in an effort ~~gate, ,funding:to continue to reduce juvenile crime. We hope we can pyort;: as welL .' I" 1'.@lro@Q like to t4ank you for everything you do to reduce crime —primari- „„'."JJ4Ãkf ~jojt of.'@e Florida Sheriffs Association and our sister organiza- tIgg, thhe 8ori&da Sheriffs Youth:Ranches. Because of you, FSA and the Youth Ranches have become re~ized nationa9y for effectiveness —and we pledge to continue to do p'ubhc "safety to the to come. bur ~ iIIi pxomotIng and yving hope generations

Mardi Couri jy Shen+Robert L, Crowder

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EXECUTIVE BRANCH Web site: www. myflorida. corn GOVERNOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR JOHN ELLIS "JEB"BUSH (R) TONI ]ENNINGS (R)

Born Midland, TX, Born Orlando, May 17, 1949 February 11, 1953 EducatI'on Public schools; graduate Educadon BA in Latin of Wesleyan College Church American Studies, Uni- Episcopal Career Fifth grade ver sity of Texas at teacher, former president Jack Austin Spouse Columba Jennings and Son family-owned Children Three Church construction company Political Roman Catholic Career Career Elected State Senator, two- Founder and owner of term State Senate President Honors the Codina Group, a First female Lt. Governor; Florida full-service commercial Women's Hall of Fame, 2002; real estate company named Florida Guardian of Small Business by the National based in Miami; author Federaton of Independent Businesses, named Conservation of a book titled Pro+les Legislator of the Year by the Florida and National Wildlife in Character; Political Associations, Friend of Education Award by the Florida Career Served as Florida Secretary of Commerce 1987-88; School Boards Association and twice earned the Friend of Republican nominee for Governor, 1994 Honors Business- the First Amendment award by the First Amendment man of the Year, AREL, 1997;House of Hope Humanitarian Foundation Activities Credited with starting Florida's of the Year, 1997; Honorary Member, Broward 10-13, School Readiness Program (1993) and helping to develop a 1998; Blanche Ely Award for Academic Excellence, 1998; system of accountability in public education; chaired South Dade Leadership Award, 1998; Lifetime Honorary Workforce Florida, Inc. , 2000-2002; board member, Florida Member, Florida Sheriffs Association Activities Established Chamber of Commerce, Rollins College, Florida Tax Watch, Foundation for Florida's Future; co-founder of the Liberty the National Advisory Council of the Arnold Palmer City Charter School; volunteer for Miami Children' s Children's Hospital and the University of Central Florida Hospital, United Negro College Fund of South Florida, the Foundation. United Way of Dade County and the Dade County Homeless Office Location...... , ...... PL05 Capitol Building Trust. Telephone Number...... „„,...... ,...850/488-4711 Office Location „„,..., ...... „...... Capitol Building Telephone Number ...... „.„...... , ...,...... 850/488-7146 FLORIDA'S STATE CABINET

ATTORNEY GENERAL Mack; General Counsel, National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues; 1992 — 1998; member, (R) Board of'ReIJents/ Department of Business k Professional Regulation Deputy Secretary, 1999-2000; elected Commis- Born Altoona, PA, July 24„ 1956 sioner of Education 2001, elected Attorney General in 2002 Education St, Petersburg Junior Honors Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters from Nova College; Wake Forest University; Southeastrn University; Stop Turning Out Prisoners Award; , bachelor's in Florida Sheriffs Assodation Legislative Award; Honorary Government, minor m Education; Sheriff; Distinguished Service from the Florida Police Cumberland School of Law, Birming- Benevolent Association; Florida Prosecuting Attorneys ham, JD Church Methodist Career Association Senatoriial Leadership; National Wildlife Federa- Wood and Crist law firm; State Director, U.S. Sen. Connie tion Conservationist of the Year 1995; numerous other hon-

6 THE SHERIFF'S STAR A JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2004 ors and awards Activities Member, Florida's Domestic Episcopal Career President/owner public reIations firm Security Oversight Board; served on American Lung political career orlando city council'menlber, i%ected first Association's President's Council, Pinellas County; Tampa Bay female mayor, city of 'Orlando, 1992 (three ter'ms); aypoint- MDA Advisory Committee; Board of Directors, Police Athletic ed secretary of state, 2003 Honars FooIIer chair .of League; member, Hillsborough, St. Petersburg, Florida and Florida's Domestic security Advisory Pariel, U.S~-,.presiden- American Bar Associations. tial commendation; United States Jaycees, "%ri '0utstand- Office Location. ....„„...... „...... PL01 Capitol Building ing Young Americans;" Florida Jaycees "Seven Ou~d- Telephone Number ...,...... , ....„...... 850/245-0140 ing Young Floridians;" "Downtown orlando woinan of the Year;" Leukemia Society, "Service to Mankind Award" and numerous other commendations and awards. Activities CHIEF FINANCIAL Past president of the National League of Cities, the Florida OFFICER League of Cities and the Florida Chamber of Commerce; former chairman of Partners for Livable Communities, transportation and the Urban Land TOM GALLAGHER Lynx regional authority (R) Institute's Mayor's Council; former board member, Orlando Utilities Commission and the Greater Orlando Aviation Born Wilnungton, DE, February 3, Authority. 1944 Education BS in Business Office Location ....., ...... „...... R.A. Gray Budding, Administration, University of Miami 500 So. Bronough Street Spouse Laura Children One Church Telephone Number ...... 850/245-6500 Catholic Militarv Army, two years, assigned to Presidential Honor Guard in Ft, Myers, .VA . . Career Employed by school furniture and equipment distrib- COM1NISSIONER OF utor; manufacturer's representative for library furniture companies; employed in mortgage insurance industry as AGRICULTURE te and regional sales manager; president, Gallagher Financial Systems, Inc. Political Career Florida House of CHARLES 8RONSON (R) „~jr~ntatives, chairman of the Dade House Delegation : . $11+j;ljjIIiIiority Whip (1980-1982),Secretary, Department Barn Kissimmee, FL, Sept. 15, 1949 Treasurer, Insurance (fifth generation Floridian) , . ~iI'I ~lation 1987; 'M-:P'ire Education B.S. Univer'sity of , Marshal, 1988; Commissioner of , "'I", ";". Insurance Georgia; A.S., Abraham Baldwin: $', , 8;, He~ State Treasurer, -' :,-..- 'Fire, Marshal, 2000-2002; Chief Agriculture College, Tlfton Georgia Rancher, Brevard '-'P, ;-',. Honors Selected as runner- Spouse Regina Children Two Career , , ~t;, . County Sheriff's Office Reserve Deputy, 1982-present j/tl „~a@:,House of Representatives, WW":Co~~, 1984 Activities Political Career Elected Florida State Senate 1994, Re-elect- Ij&~ Research Institute, ed 1998; appointed Florida Commissioner of Agriculture, 2001, subsequently elected, 2002 Honors Republican Floor

=', '. . ', . Building Whip, 1996-1998; Republican Deputy Floor Whip, 1994- ~j;„$;;~.,;,... :, CapItol ' " . 1996t FFA Honora State Degree, Florida Historical 'j, '„, ~/$'1$-. .2851 ry . i, j~jj.;,. Society Pioneer Award; numerous legislative awards, in- duding: Florida Economic Development Commission Legis- .,":" lator of the Year, Nature Conservancy Legislative Leader- ,l'."; s~ Appreciation; Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation 'Y .'='. '-'. ', ~'sation Le@slative Appreciation; Florida Aquatic Plant ,' ~~~~-$oclety, Inc. , Award (twice) Activities Chair, and. International Trade Policy Committee, W':A'8~on of State Departments of Agriculture; Qr, Wuthern Association of state Depart- '-'$0tida Oversight , , Domestic Security ' ". „' ,~)table;, Florida Commercial

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Administration, Tallahassee, 32399-1650 1940 N. Monroe St. Technology* (850) 487-4658 State Board of (850) 487-1450 Tallahassee, 32399-0750 Scott Stewart, www. fsbafla. (850) 413-0755 Chief Information Officer Mental Health Institutions* Jon Bussey* Food Safety (850) 487-3094 Harry Smith, Chief Director of Legislative Affairs et papa teh Dr. Marion H. Fuller, DIVISIONS (850) 413-6779 (850) 922-1740 Executive Director Director *(Mailing Address: 1801 Hermitage Blvd. 3125 Conner Blvd. , Administration' 1940 N. Monroe St. Refugee Services' Charles Gauthier* Tallahassee, 32308 Rm. 181 J.D. Lester, Director of Tallahassee, Jane Criswell Chief of the Bureau of P. O. Box 13300 Tallahasssee, 32399-1650 Administration 32399-0750) (850) 41 3-8201 Local Planning Tallahassee, 32317-3300 (850) 488-0295 (850) 487-9754 (850) 487-4545 (850) 488-4406 Chffdren & Families, Substance Abuse* Forestry Alcoholic Beverages Department of Ken Decerchio, Director Mike Delorenzo' Agriculture & Mike Long, Director & Tobacco* www. dcf.state. fl.us (850) 921-2495 Chief of the Bureau Consumer Services, 3125 Conner Blvd. , Jack Tuter, Director of Preparedness Department of Rm. 228 487-1395 (850) Jerry Regier (*Address same as above, ) and Response http:ttdoses. smte. tt s Tallahassee, 32399-1650 Secretary (850) 410-1597 (850) 922-01 35 Certified Public Accounting 1317Winewood Blvd. Citrus, Department of Chatesh. pose John Johnson, Director Tallahassee, 32399-0700 .tao tdal t Ann Rows* Commissioner of Fruit & Vegetables Florida Board of Accountancy (850) 487-1111 Director of Public Agriculture Charles Williams, Diredor 240 NW 76th Drive, Suite A Bob Crawford Information The Capitol, PL-10 P. O. Box 1072 Gainesville, 32607 Vacant' Executive Director Administrator Tallahassee, 32399-0800 Winter Haven, 33882-1072 (850) 487-1395 Chief Of Staff P. 0. Box 148 (850) 922-1 600 (850) 488-3022 (863) 291-5820 (850) 487-1111 * Lakeland, 33802-0148 Communications, (863) 499-2373 Frank Koutnik' Darreff Liford, Director Licensing Office of Lynda Earls* Chief of the Bureau Office of Agricultural John Russi, Director Meg Shannon, Acting Director External Affairs Director Community Affairs, oi Recovery and Law Enforcement 2520 North Monroe Street (850) 922-8981 (850) 488-4306 Department of Mitigation 2005 Apalachse Parkway, Tallahassee, 32303 www. dca.state. fl. 413-9950 * us (850) R36. (850) 488-6982 General Counsel, Vacant' 32399-6500 Office Tallahassee, of Deputy Secretary yeast, postern Jim Quinn* (850) 245-1300 Marketing 8 Development Nancy Campiglia, General (850) 921-8597 William E. Sadowski Bldg. Chief of the Bureau of Nelson Pugh, Director Counsel 2555 Shumard Oak Blvd. State Planning Joe Martslli 407 S. Calhoun Stm (850) 487-4526 Vacant* Tallahassee, 32399-2100 (850) 488-4925 fnspector General Rm. 435 Deputy Secretary For (850) 488-8466 Parkway Tallahassee, 32399-0800 Hotels & Restaurants* 2X5Apalaches Programs (*Address same as above. ) Tgllshsssse, 323994500 (850) 488-4031 Geoff Luebkemann, Acting (850) 921-8533 OscarAnderson* {850)245-1375 Director Chief of Staff Corrections, Plant Industry (850) 487-1395 Bob Fagin* (850) 488-8466 Department of DIVISONS Richard Gaskalla, Director Assistant Secretary for www. dc. fl. * state. us P, O. Box 147100 Inspector General, Administration' Vacant' Qednjgetion Gainesviffe, 32614-7100 Office of (850) 488-7851 General Counsel Jam y. meshy, aehetmy Mike Graham, Director (352) 372-3505 Kim Mills, Inspector General (850) 488-0410 2601 Blairstone Rd. 407 S.Ca(h'oun Stm (850) 488-2303 PROGRAM OFFICES Tallahassee, 32399-2500 Rm. 669 Standards Val Hubbard* (850) 488-7480 Talhhassss, 32%84800 Bsn Faulk, Director Land Sales, Condom&nyums & Adult Services* Dir. of Community (8N) 4N Qgt 3125 Conner Blvd. , Mobile Homes' Steve Holmes Director Planning C. George Denman Rm. 137 Ross Fleetwood, Director (850) 488-8922 (850) 488-2356 Deputy Secretary Agricultural Environmental Tallaha see, 32399-1650 (850) 487-1395 (850) 488-7480 Sewices (850) 488.0645 ' Child Care Services* Eve Rainey* Steve Rutz, Director Legislative Affairs, Deborah Russo, Director Chief of Compliance Mike Rathmann 3125 Csnrisr Blvdm ffymey Gsnsrsf Oice of (850) 488-4900 Planning & Support Assistant Sec. Of Rm. 130 (Sse Lsgsi Atfaie) Candace Jones, Director (850) 413-9914 Institutions Tallahassee, 3239S-1650 (850) 487&27 Developmental Disabilities* Office of Institutions (850}488-3731 A@ffor @sacral Micheffe Brantley, Director Craig Fugate* (850) 488-2288 hltpilsunLdmaehfs. ff.uefsu Pari*Mutuel Wagering' (850) 488-4257 Dir. of Emergency Mgmt. Aqlsculhlre dNI David Roberts, Director (850) 413-9969 Mike Hanna R, Sherman Wlheim, (850) 487-1395 Domestic Violence' Chief of Staff Director mttlam0. mostw. Cpa Trula Motte, Director Jim Hampton* (850) 488-7480 Governor's * 1203 Sq. Blvd. , Auditor General Planning & Budget, (850}S22-0185 Emergency Mgmt. Policy 5th Floor 8-74 Pepper Bldg. Office of Administrator Tins Hayes* Tallahassee, 32302 111 W. Madison S. Jean Whittsn, Director Economic Self Sufficiency' (850) 413-9880 Director (850) 488-4033 Tallahassee, 32399-1450 (850) 487-3946 Sidonie Squier, Director Office of Community (850) 488-5534 (850) 488-3271 Janice Browning* Corrections Animal Industry Professions & Regulation' Dir, of Florida (850) 488-5561 Dr. Leroy Coffman, Director Business 6 Professional Jim Vamado, Dlreeor Electronic Benefits Transfer* Communities Trust 407 S. Cafhoun Stm Rsgufaffon, (850}487-1395 Connie Rsinhardt, Director (850) 922-2207 Paula Hoisington* Rm. 335 Department of " Director Tallahassee, 32399-0800 http Jtwww. mytlorlds. corn/db Real Estate' Family Safety Libby Lane" Classification and Programs (850) 4104910 pt Jason Stele, Director Beth Vaagen, Director IntergovernmentalInterim Dir. of Housing & (850) 488-5602 408 West Robinson Stm (850}486-8762 Community Development Consumer Services ttmlla Galt, Saatatam Suits NB (850) 488-7956 Al Dominguez* J. R. Kelly, Director Jon Vogt, Deputy Secretary Orlando, 32801 Stats 0@eon Director of Government 8 2005 Apalachee Parkway Julie Baker, Deputy Secretary (850) 487-1395 RmelWness' Bobbi L Cambdco Community Affairs Tallahassee, 323994500 Lianne Acebo, Deputy Tom Place, Dif'actor (850) 488-7480 (850) 922-2966 Secretary State Boxing Commission' {850)Nl-'8633 Resource Coordinator James Blount, Chief of Staff Chris Meffsrt, Exmtive (850) 488-8466 Sterling Ivey* Dairy Industry Leon Biegalski, Director Mental Health*. Director of Public Affairs Dr. Hines F. Boyd, Director Special Counsel to the (850) 4884500 Robert Mlles, Director Oh@les Anderson* (850) 488-0420 3125 Conner Blvd. , Rm. 31 Secretary (850) 413-0936 Internal Auditor

8 THE SHERIFF'S STAR har JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2004 Gerald Abdul-Wasi Ray Monteleone* Land & Recreational Ethics, Accounting & AudBng Daytona Beach Inspector General Chief Education Financial Services Commission on Doug Darling, Director 955 Orange Ave. , Suite E 32114-4674 (850) 410-4302 Officer (850) 245-2043 www. ethics. state. ff.us 101 East Gaines Street Daytona Beach, (850) 245-0456 Tallahassee, 32399-0350 (386) 3234900 I 0-9066 (*Address same as above. ) Lisa P. Edgar G Wlllle e (850) 41 Vacant* Deputy Secretary Executive Director Fort Lauderdale Northwest INSTITUTIONS Chief Technology Officer Planning & Management 3600 Maclay Blvd. , South, Agent & Agency Services 499 70th Ave. , Suite REGION OFFICES (850) 245-9325 (850) 245-2029 Suite 201 Mary Alice Palmer, Director 301-B P. 0. Drawer 15709 200 East Gaines Street Plantation, 33317-7574 Allan 32399-031 312-2900 Region I Fred Mattingly Bedwell Tallahassee, 32317-5709 Tallahassee, 8 (954) Ronald Tadlock, Director Deputy Commissioner, Deputy Secretary (850) 488-7864 (850) 413-5400 (850) 482-1381 Outreach and Planning Regulatory Programs Fort Myers (850) 245-0413 (850) 245-2036 Executive Clemency, Consumer Services 2295 Victona Ave. , Suite 163 Ft. Myers, 33901-3867 Region II Office of Marta Arrington, Director Brad Carter, Director John Winn" DISTRICT www. state. fl.us/fpc/ex clem. 200 East Gaines Street (239) 4614000 (904) 496-6700 Deputy Commissioner, DIRECTORS html Tallahassee, 32399-0321 Accountability, Research & (850) 413-5800 Jacksonville Blvd. Region III Measurement Mary Jean Yon I I ~ . K 9000 Regency Square , David Pridgen, Director (850) 245-0436 Northeast Coordinator Information Systems Suite 201 32211-8100 (352) 394-6146 Pensacola 2601 Blairstone Road Herb Fillyaw Jacksonville, Debra Austin' (850) 595-8300 ext. 1195 Bldg. C, Rm. 229 200 East Gaines Street (904) 798-5800 Region IV Charicellor, Division of Tallahassee, 32399-2450 Tallahassee, 32399-0316 Marta Villacorla, Director Colleges & Universities Deborah A. Getzofi (850) 488-2952 (850) 413-2200 Miami (954) 252-6510 (850) 245-0466 Southwest 401 N.W. Second Ave. , Tampa Financial Services, Insurance Fraud Suite N-307 COMMUNITY David Armstrong* (813) 744-61 00 Department of Bob Neumann, Director Miami, 33128-1700 CORRECTIONS Chancellor, Community www. fldfs. corn 200 East Gaines Street (305) 536-0300 REGION OFFICES Colleges Vivian Garfein Tallahassee, 32399-0324 (850}245-9459 Central T Gellegh (850) 413-4000 Orlando 400 W. Robinson St., Region I Orlando Chief Financial Officer N-401 Mickey Chambers, Director James Warford* (407) 894-7555 The Capitol, Plaza Level l.egal Services Suite 32801-1751 (850) 922-4624 Chancellor, K-12 Public Tallahassee, 32399-0301 John Hale, Director Orlando, Schools Richard Cantrell (850) 413-2851 200 East Gaines Street (407) 835-4400 Region II (850) 245-0509 South Tallahassee, 32399-0333 Joe Hatem, Director Ft. Myers Paul Mitchell (850) 413-4103 Pensacola (407) 623-1270 Frances Marine* (239) 332-6975 ext. 122 Chief of Staff 610 East Burgess Street Communications The Capitol, Plaza Level Rehabilitation & Liquidation Pensacola, 32504-5736 595 8040 Region III (850) 245-041 3 Mano L. Taylor Tallahassee, 32399-0302 R.J. Castellanos, Director (850) Joyce Haiey, Director Northwest (850) 413-4900 200 East Gaines Street Penn-Williams* Jacksonville Tallahassee, 32399-6533 Largo (561) 279-1939 Alex Independent Education & (904) 807-3201 Rick Mahler (850) 413-4485 11351 Ulmerton Rd. , Suite 240 Region IV Parental Choice Deputy Chief of Staff 33778-1636 Joseph Papy, Director (850) 245-0503 John Moulton (Acting) The Capitol, Plaza Level Risk Management Largo, 587-7260 (813) 2%-2570 Southeast Tallahassee, 32399-0302 Trilly Lester, Director (727) David Foy West Palm Beach (850) 413-4934 200 East Gaines Street PERSONNEL OFFICES Governmental Relations (561 ) 681-6661 Tallahassee, 32399-0336 Tallahassee (850) 245-0507 Rebecca Sutton (850) 413-4700 Larson Building E. Gaines Street . Ft. Lauderdale Service DIVISION Deputy Chief Financial Officer 200 Center ('Address same as above) DIRECTORS (FLAIR Project) State Fire Marshal Tallahassee, 32399-0323 ThomaeBtiltson- 200 East Gaines Street Randall Napoli, Director (850) 413-3132 Elder Affairs, Administrative Services Tallahassee, 32399-0300 200 East Gaines Street ,, Pemonnel Offfqsr . '{964)2024924 Department of Myra Williams (850) 410-9877 Tallahassee, 32303 Tampa httpi//elderaffalrs. state. fl.us (850) 245-2307 (850) 413-3601 5309 E. Fowler Ave. Tampa, 33617-2221 Cffy, Service Center Karen Chandler Bruce Rtzgerald TNIT Wele Air Resources Management Deputy Chief Financial Officer Treasury (813) 8994II 60 PffrsenfigfJOIoer Secretary Howard Rhodes 200 East Gaines Street Bruce Gillander, Director Gaines Street West Palm Beach {386)754mf 000 4040 Esplanade Way (850) 488-0114 Tallahassee, 32399-0300 200 East Taff&hlassee, 32399-7000 (850) 413-5900 Tallahassee, 32399-0343 400 North Congress Ave. , ' Law Enforcement 413-3165 Suits 210 Madatw }IBJeivBe$enter (850},414 B}60 (850) Morgimffy~ Thomas S. Tramel III Mark Casteel W. Palm Beach, 33401-2933 fserfio~) }der SuSJ{h M. Ttidfsr (850) 245-2852 General Counsel Workers' Compensation (561) 640-6700 Level Tanner Holloman {660)4864}f90 ,Bectefsy The Capitol, Plaza Fish & Wfldlffe 4046m Espanade Way Recreation and Parks Tallahassee, 32399-0307 200 East Gaines Street Orlandtf'Begrvkxf'~ -70BB Mike Buffock (850) 413-2840 Tallahassee, 32399-6533 Conservation 488-2514 Commission f}anny @g}K414.20e(IO {850)245-3029 (850) NNN. Ilolldeee eo mlo Personae}I~Offfceei Elsie Crowell .Nlg : (407) 52'42526 Ekkfr Helplihef. Resource Assessment & Insurance Consumer COMMISSIONS 140P 96.ELDER Management Advocate K ele D. Hedded Educifgon, (f~~) Ed Coiildln The Capitol, Plaza Level Office of Insurance Executive Director Department of {650)245.3140 Tallahassee, 32399-0302 Regulation 620 S. Meridian St. Director Bryant Bldg. EniIIrm fffmenfaf {850)413-3fft Kevin McCarty, ptfffe&bfke, State Eiisrgy Pfogiam 200 East Gaines Street Tallahassee, 32399-1600 dm Hllled nf.iaf Alexany{&r. Mack, : Dave Harlan Tallahassee, FL 32399-0300 (850) 488-3796 Commissioner NON IHHNNOO II.IN (650) 48'8-7541 inspector General (850) 413-5914 325 W. Gaines Sueet, 200 E. Galnes Street Victor J. Heller Suite 1514 Dolleeo Deeme BBteIJm/ds T@lkfhassee/323994}m Office of Financial Assistant Exec. Director 488-3796 Tallahassee, FL 32399 eccetaty Eva Afmssotg ': {69}}4134960 Regulation (850) (850) 246.0505 3900Oommodweallh Blvd {850)2/IB'2666 Don B. Saxon, Dkector Tallahassee, 32899.3000 200 East Gaines Street Jackie Fauls* Managemeeeitt Legislative Affairs Director Larry Wood' (850}245-201'I Waste Tallahassee, FL 32399-0370 487-3795 Chief Operating Offfcer John Ruddeil (850}440-9256 (850) {850)245-9974 Deidre Finn (850) 2464}705 Chief of Staff Consumer Outreach Offces: Cynthia Burt" (850) 245.2011 Water Resource Mgmt T~'8239Mfg 1-~.2782eFS Chief Administrative Omcer Mimi Drew (850}418-21,72 Consumer Helpline (850) 245-0482 Bob Ballard (850) 2M&336 (Fiorfdfi Only) continued on next page Deputy Secretary

THE SHERIFF'S STAR A JANUARY 7 FEBRUARY 2004 9 Bonita J. Sorensen, M.D., Tallahassee, 32399-0500 S Community M.B.A. (850) 487-3132 Corrections Deputy State Health (850) 487-9575 Officer David E. Westberry' (850) 245-4244 Deputy Executive Charles Chervanik' Rod ~";; Director Assistant Secretary for , p~, . !„, p~~' Annie R. Neasman, R.N. , (850) 488-2276 Residential and Brian Bamett, Interim * Diregl6r Director' M.S. Correctional (850) 4104I600G .'""'Cfff)f'~'„~~ ONce of Environmental Deputy Secretary for Health Tommy Edwards' Facilities Services (850) 245-4242 Assistant Deputy (850) 921-4188 BUSINESS Executive Director for SUPPORT SEI b hF dMD Motorist Services (*Address same as above. ) M A. Scott Ball, Interim D(rior* B (850) 410-3630 Jerry Hendry* Office of Informational Deputy Secretary Children' s Labor and General Services Kelile '~~/ Medical Services DIVISIONS ~ Services Employment Security, Administrator 4025 Esplanade Way Department of (850) 410-7300 SulIe W Tallahassee, 32399 ' " ""' Eli Schelin, Chie1 Information Administrative Services Daylona Beaoh, %18 (850) 245-4210 Sandra G. DeLopez, Agency phased outin 2002. Gaines Howerton* (813)287-7919 (850) 921-2736 Director* More information is available Planning and Budget (*Address ' same as above. ) (850) 488-1404 online at Administrator Candy Sabella, Sures Gil McRae, Director www2. myflo ride. corn (850) 410-7260 Chief 100 Eighth Avenue SE Driver Licenses Capital ~ls St. Petersburg, Sandra Lambert, Director' Law Enforcement, ('Mailing Address same as Concourse Cen( 4 Agency for Florida 33701-5095 (650) 414-2426 Department of above. ) 3507 E. Frontage Road, Florida Marine Research www. fdic.state. fl.us Suite 350 Institute Florida Highway Patrol Legal Affairs, Tampa, 33607-1794 (727) 896-8626 Rhonda M. Medows, MD, Christopher A. Knight, Gayd. y all Department of (813) 287-7910 'd FAAFP Director' Commissioner hlla:ll yll lwal. a Sandra L. Porter, Director' (850) 488-4885 2331 Phillips Rd. Economic Crimes

Division of Administrative Tall. , FL 32308 cha lid cjj I Building 3, Room 3116 Information Services Systems (850) 410-7001 Attorney General Mary Leontakianakos, (850) 488-6551 Tallahassee, 32308 Administration State of Florida Director 850/922-3809 * Raymond Marsh, Director' Scotty Sanderson The Capitol, PL-01 Ceca Dykas, Asst. Deputy Edwin J. Moyer, Director' (850) 488 8284 Assistant Commissioner Tallahassee, 32399-1050 South Florida Va~m* Division of Freshwater (850) 410-7001 (850) 245-0140 1515 N. Flagler Ave. , Fisheries Chief Medical Officer Motor Vehides Suite 900 Suite (850) 488-0331 Building 3, 3108 Carl A. Ford, Director" James Sewella George LeMieux*, Deputy West Palm Beach, 33401 850/922-5760 (850) 4$-4597 Assistant Commissioner Carolyn Snurkowski*, Asst. (561) 837-5000 Mark Robson, Ading Director (850) 410-7001 Deputy Division of Marine Fisheries Ch"sl G'egg* ('Address same as above) Jerry Curlngton*, Asst. Jacquelyn Dowd, Bureau (850) 487-0554 Deputy Director EXECUTIVE STAFF Deputy Chief Administrative Services David Moye', Asst. Deputy 135 W. Central Blvd. , Colonei Julie Jones' Building 2, Suite 200 Juvenile Justice, Electra Bustle* Clay Roberts", Executive Suite 1000 Director, Division of Law 850/488 2964 Department of Chief of Slaff Deputy Orlando, 32801 Enforcement NNNddalalhll. ah (850) 410- 7260 Chris Kise*, Solicitor General (407) 999-5588 Moore* (8%I) 4NHNI Mary Pat (850) 414-3300 'Bill" Chief of Staff W. G. Baahhaad, Mike Crews' Melinda Miguel', Inspector Victoria Butler, Bureau Chief onjslhem, D~r Building 3, Suite 3107 Secretary Director FDLE Leadership General Concourse Center 4 850/922-5583 h of yilildflfe 2737 Centerview Drive Center (650) 414.3300 3507 E. Frontage RdN Tallahassee, 32399-3100 (850) 410.7373 Suite 350 Christian* Valda Clark (850) 413-7313 (*address same as above) Tampa, 33607-1794 ' '' General Counsel Michael Ate~'. , Ramage* (813)287-7950 Building Suits , 3, 3415B Francisco J. Alarcon' General Counsel Jay Burmer, Director of Deputy Secretary (850) 410-7676 Fraude Prever4on/Research Medicaid Fraud (850) 921-8807 & Information Coordinator Jamie McLaughlin* 501 E. Kennedy Blvd. David Moye, Asst. Deputy McElroy' Jane Executive Investigations Tampa, FL 33602 Attorney General Chief of Staff Director (813)233-2600, ext. 110 Chuck Falrdoth (850) 921-0803 (850) 410-8240 The Capitol, PL-01 ' Tom Wheeler Director of Law Tallahassee, 32399-1050 Jennifer Pater' Al Dennis Enforcement 414-36M h"!Ijl/I''' ' (850) .."Gerbil Counset Inspector General 110 S.W. 6th Street (850) 921Af 29 (850) 410-7225 Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33301 Spencer Levine, Acting (954) 712-4670 Bureau Chief ' 'j',":,.3!:,':g.. '4I 4.:'Wlhslon" Brenda O. Owens* Auto Nation Tower

I) I ~aj, yd/j, ";CLVdftjkj', , '@)i@If++ information Resource BRANCH OFFICES 110S.E. 6th SL Management Ft. Laudedaie, 33301-5000 (850) 41NI410 Criminal Appeals (954) 712-4600

Robert Wheeler, Bureau Spencer Levine, Ading Chief Bureau Chief ' ' '":f8+)' j':ll!!Ia''!Eral'r,:»jjjstj:.!fiiffij The Capitol, PL-01 8405 N.W. 53rd St. Tallahassee, 32399-1050 Suite C-240 (650) 414 3300 Miami, 33166 BeyV(sejffd~~~h ', al(hflaj, -;:,~~,!Iijil y,:,':f~+'AREASS (305) 513-3200 IwwdslNIA IINS CRidwd Polln, Bureau Chief AiyetgaB Ptsza, Penny Creech, Bureau Chief 'Aj'jkmebi, dM. h&h O. DN ~a 9% 135 W. Central Blvd. , Suite M;BJk IW B~.Ave, 1000 Orlando, 32801 25'N M'ears(NB Blvd:"' '" R&. '~ff)) , l'ggllBitktl (407) 999-5588 Ta)Sess. 32399 ~ ' j-'9Mk"."$)g~ Ch'kff Sai@Farr, Bureau Chief I;,„',„I&y(r (I)!( n lj, l' Concourse Center 4 3"hyh E, Frontage RdN Suite jj, ''":: Neff~sA~. ' Yj'8'~'+ ''(B+%7.~

10 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 6 JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2004 D-1 Commission 2dk5-7464 Statewide Prosecution DIVISIONS Mffltary Affairs, Bldg. (850) Department of Tallahassee, 32399-0100 Laura Kelley 488-5163 Executive Director Warren Communcations Peter Williams Administration www. dma. state. fl.us (850) May 414-4105 Officer Statewide Prosecutor Tom Clemons, Director (850) James McAdams Madison The Capitol, PL-01 4050 Esplanade Way md 0 dt d ett 107 E. Director Highway Beautification Caldwell Tallahassee, 32399-1050 Tallahassee, 32399-0950 The Adjutant General Deputy Program Building, Suite 100 5050 W. Tennessee Street Council Tallahassee, 32399-4122 (850) 414-3700 (850) 488-2786 St. Francis Barracks P. O. Box 1008 Bldg. D-1 Jeft Caster (850) 245-7130 Tallahassee, 32399-0100 Staff Coordinator Richard Bogle, Chief Asst. Administrative Hearings St. Augustine, 32085-1008 488-5545 922-7205 Statewide Prosecutor Scott Stephens, Acting (904) 823-0100 (850) (850) Financial Management Kevin Thompson, Process Century Plaza, Director Tax Administration Transportation Suite 1000 DeSoto Bldg. Law Enforcement Point Property Manager Everton Disadvantaged 107 E. Madison 135 West Central Blvd. 1230 Apalachee Pkwy. of Contact John Director Commission Caldwell MSC Orlando 32801 Tallahassee, 32399-3060 COL Norman (Butch) Redding Program Building, 120 John Stanley (407)245-0893 (850) 488-9675 Robert F. Ensslin, Jr. Armory 725 South Calhoun St. Tallahassee, 32399 2305 SR 207 Tallahassee, 32399-0100 Executive Director (850) 245-7335 487-7020 414-5715 Lisa McLean Facilities Manager and St. Augustine, 32086 (850) (850) Phil Human Resource Assistant Statewide Building Construction (904) 823-0430 Spooner, Services Veterans' Affairs, Officer Prosecutor LeeAnn Korst, Director Information Services) Florida Department of 107 E. Madison 4211 N. Lois Avenue Chem Harper, Deputy Parole Commission (Computer tt. Gerald Johnson .ttd ddt etd. dtd Caldwell Building, MSC 140 Tampa, 33614 Director .tdd. dmtd. dd Director Tallahassee, 32399-6545 (813) 878-7337 Glint Sibille, Deputy Director Program Carlton Bldg. R Ph 245-7177 4050 Esplanade Way, dtmtddmd t C 113 ttm (850) Tallahassee, 32399-0100 Executive Director Lisa Porter, Chief Ste. 4030, Ste. 335 2601 Blairstone Road 921-4444 Koger Center, Douglas Building Office of Workforce Assistant Statewide Tallahassee, 32399-0950 Bldg. C (850) 2540 Executive Center Circle Prosecutor (850) 488-2074 (Facilities) Tallahassee, 32399-2450 Information Services Diane Holmes West ff 100 Don Lindsey, Chief Information Auto Nation Tower (850) 488-1817 (850) 488-3417 (Computer Services) Tallahassee, 32301 Officer 110 S.E. 6th St., (Construction) Director 107 Madison Suite 1400 Members of Commission: Deputy Program E. St. Carlton Bldg. Workforce Innovation, Caldwell Building, MSC 140 Ft. Lauderdale, 33301- Human Relations 113 32399-01 for 32399-71 5000 Commission Tena M. Pate Tallahassee, 00 Agency Tallahassee, 77 921-4444 .ttdtd d dd. (850) 245-7305 (954) 712-4950 Derick Daniel, Executive Commissioner/Secretary (850) md Director Frederick B. Dunphy Child Support Enforcement d td dd tdtt, dttttd Labor Market Statistics Crystal Broughan, Chief 2009 Apalachee Parkway, CommissionerNice Chairman Director Caldwell Suits 100 Rust, Assistant Statewide suite 100 Monica David Program Building, Rebecca Process Lillie 107 Madison Prosecutor Tallahassee, 32301-4857 Commissioner/Chairman Bogan E. Manager Tallahassee, 32399-4120 107 E. Madison St. 1300 Riverplace Blvd. (850) 488-7082 4070 Esplanade Way 32399-3150 245-7298 Caldwell Building, MSC G-020 Suite 405 Public Service Tallahassee, (850) 488-6726 Tallahassee, 32399-4111 Jacksonville, 32207 Human Resource Commission (850) Barbara Gnffin, Assistant (850) 245-7257 (904) 348-2720 Management .pm dmd tt Taylor Smith, Director Deputy Program Director Director Harold Bankirer 245-7285 Mindy Raymaker, John Duryea Dani O'Quinn, Deputy MayA dd Bd e (850) (Acting) General Counsel Assistant Statewide Director Executive Director 4070 Esplanade Way 32399-3150 Office of Workforce Services 107 E. Madison Prosecutor 4040 Esplanade Way, 2540 Shumard Oak Blvd, Tallahassee, 922-9549 Vacant, Director Caldwell Building, MSC 150 Sullivan Center, Ste. 360 Tallahassee, 32399-0850 (850) Deputy Tallahassee, 32399-4128 Suite 202 Tallahassee, 32399-0950 (850) 413-6100 Office of 245-7157 2075 W. 1st St. (850) 922-5449 State, Agency Support (850) Department of Services Ft. Myers, 33901 Members: www. dos.state. fl.us Kevin Thompson, Deputy James Matthews, Inspector (941) 338-2440 State Technology Program Rudolph Bradley Kim Bahrami, State CIO Braulio L. Baez Director General Glenda Hood Caldwell Building, MSC 120 107 E, Madison Jodie Breece, Chief 4030 Esplanade Way Charles M, Davidson Secretary of State 107 E. Madison Street Caldwell Building, MSC 130 AssIshmt Statewide Ste. 115 J. Terry Deason Collins Building Tallahassee, 32399 Tallahassee, 32399-4126 Prohecutor Tallahassee, 32399-0950 Lila A. Jaber, Chairman West Gaines Street 245-7335 245-71 41 1030 N.W, f1t Avenue (850) 410-4777 107 (850) (850) Tallahassee 32399 Miafni, FL 33172 Revenue, Unemployment Compensation Barbara Foley, Legislative (788) 336-t'0f5 Retirement Department of Sarabeth Snuggs, Acting mmm tttd td .ddttddd Transportation, Services Liasion Department of Tom Clendenning, Process 107 E. Madison Lottery, Director tdd. dm Manager Caldwell Building, Suite 100 Depavhnenftof Cedars Executive Center Jdmdtd. m gale mmdt. ttt Caldwell MSC 229 Tallahassee, 32399-4122 tmstdmttdttd'td. dddi 2639-C N. Monroe St. Executive Director Building, 'Tallahassee, 82399.1%0 104 Carlton Bldg. J 'Add 107 E. Madison Street (850) 245-7112 Tallahassee, 32399 ttdttmm owen mtmtmtt (850) 488-5540 Tallahassee, 32399-0100 Secretary (850) 488-5050 Haydon Burns Bldg. (850) 245-7499 State Fleet Mstagement & 605 Suwannee St. 32399-0450 One Stop Support System and Talltgtassee;, 62301— . FedeIEg Property Assistance Lisa Echeverd" Tallahassee, 414-5205 Coordination (850) 487-7777 R~ Bream Director Deputy Exec, Director (850) 4050Ehplanaffe Way, (850) 487-1453 Lois Scott, Process Manager ' 107 Madison Maitagemeit Bervhes, Ste. 235' ASSISTANT E. St. Caldwell MSC 229 Department of Tallahassee, 823994950 Daireff Smith' SECRETARIES Buliding, Tallahassee, 32399-4133 mmmdtdtd tt. mdtdtm (850)t 488.4299„ Chief.of Staff. (850) 9214418 Finance and Administration (850) 245-7428 Lowell Wtttmm dtmmt, Divltgon of State Group Glary 4-4442 Unemployment Compensation Secretary Insurance *Aihhess same as abave. (850) 41 Appeals 4050 Esplanade Way, John Matlhews, Dire&r Process Ste. 250 4040 Esplanadi Way, PROGRAMS Intermodel Systems Dorothy Johnson, Manager Tallahassee, 32399-0950 Ste. 101 Development Vsela Llort 107 E. Madison (850) 488.2786 Taffahassee, 32399.0950 Admhtlstfattve Services Caldwell Building, MSC (850) 921-4600 Nancy K. Wrffenberg. . (850) 414-5235 347 Tallahassee, 323994143 Robert Hosay' Program Direcfor Trahhportaffo'n Policy (850) 921-3504 Deputy Secretary Division of Stite Purchasing 137Darlton Sdg. Kett Morefiehl (850) 488-2786 Fred Springer, Director Taffahaesee, .32399-0100 4050 Esplanade Way, (850) 922-9221 (65mg) 414-5220 General Services Robert Monroe, Process Pam Pfeifer' Ste. 335 Manager Chief of Statf Tallahassee, 323994)950 General Tax Administration COUNCILS'AND 107E, Madhu/n (850) 488-2786 (850) 488-8440 Jim Evers COBIMIBBhgNS Progrwn Director Caldwell Buihling, MSC B.030 TranspdoihNon Taffahassee, 323994)545 "(Mailing address same 5050 W. Tennessee Sheet Fla. as Secretary)

THE sHERIFF's sTAR ddr JANUARY I FEERUARY 2004 11 tw ' IZl. QQ+ FLORIDA'S STATE GOVERNMENT QQ+ LEGISLATIVE BRANCH THE SENATE

SenfltOre fflt aIPh(ibe&af order

Slembers:of Se florida Senate are-listed in two ys —Stet ln alphabetical order by name, " and Seri In num'erical order by districts. If you are looking forr a Senator and you don't know the name . or the district number, perhaps you can identify district consulting the Hv Ne by map on page 16. Honorable Jsth es. Honorable c4„';. lGng Alex ~ la. , Pres~at. . -:. Poitilla Senate info number 850/488-4371 Telephone (850) 48'f-5229„-president Pro'lbnkpore Telephone (850) 481.-5040 Web site: www. leg. state. fl.us

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Alexander, JD Campbell, Walter Dawson, Mandy 4) 893-5089 Miller, Lesley 17-R 32-D 29D 18-P Suite'302 391 Avenue A, S.W. 10094 McNab Road Suite 209 HaNopotos, Nks . :I,, Ave'. Winter Haven, FL Tamarac, FL33321 33 N. E, 2nd Street 26-R rej '&PyP)g 2109Palm 33880-2931 (954) 346-2813 Ft. Lauderdale, FL33301- 2955Pineda Causeway Tampa FL33605 (863) 298-7677 1033 Suite 215 P.O. B'x 8993 Carlton, Lies (954) 467-4317 Melbourne, FL32940-7307 Tampa, FL 336754993 272-2831 Argenziano, Nancy 23-R (321) 752-3131 (813) 3-R 2127 S. Tamiami Trail Diaz de la Portilla, Alex 1120 North Suncoast Blvd. Osprey, FL34229-9695 36-R Hill, Anthony Peadbn, Dureff Lawson, Alfred 486-2032 1555 S.W. 8th Street 1-D 2R Crystal River, FL 34429 (941) 6-D 860-5175 Miami, FL 33135-5218 5600 New Kings Road 598 North Ferdon Bg~,, (352) Room 210 Glary, Charlie (305) 643-7200 Suite 5 Crestview, FL Senate Office Building '' Aronberg, Dave 4-R Jacksonville, FL32209 32538-2753 404 South Monroe Street '!0t, 27-D Suite A Dockery, Paula 2146 i(eso),689-esse I Tallahassee, FL 1241 Airport Road, 15-R 924-1646 3900 Woodlake Blvd. (904) 32399-1100 Suite 301 Dsstin, FL32541 P.O. Drawer 2395 (850) 487-5004 Greenacres, FL33463 (850) 833-9159 Lakeland, FL33806-2395 Jones, Dennis ' " (561) 433-2627 (863) 413-2900 13-R 8i~~A'f. @", Lee, Tom "'a Constantlne, Lee 8940 Blvd :t&t6$$:B', 8ke'8oulevi'ld Seminole 10-R 22-R Fasano, Mike Seminole, FL33772 RMW~e„, PL Atwater, Jeff 9150akfieldDrie, 25-R Suite 1268 11-R (727) 549-6411 8M~7 Suite E 824 US ¹210 378 Centerpointe Circle 8217 Massachusetts Ave. Highwayt, Swxlon, FL3881t North Palm Beach, FL Altamonte Springs, FL New Port Richey, FL34653- King, James 33408 32701-3442 3111 8-R (561) 625-5101 (407) 331-9675 (727) 848-5885 Suite 108 9485 Regency Square Bennetl, Michael Cowin, Anna Garcia, Rudy Boulevard :l8508WFjyntat ~ BNd, . Lynn, Egefyyn Poff''SL 21-R 20-R 40-R Jacksonville, FL Wcis„pL 3653 Cortez Road West 716 W. Magnolia Street 7475 West Fourth Ave 32225-8145r t¹g B"h:AdantkAvsnus Suite 90 Leesburg, FL 34748 Hialeah, FL (904) 727-3800 Bradenton, FL34210 (352) 315-9335or 33014-4327 (941) 727-6349 360-6750 (305) 364-3191 (W)5~89" '87'-R"Ssutjdere„M"'

' Larcenia Grist, Victor Gethr, Steven Adttiimhta@6)tsulkf)hf) SuNe" Bullard, fffergsllg-ewe:. '; 39-D 12-R 31-D 33388.agre+Ave, 8603 S. Dixie Highway Suite B Suite 204 FL88445' 8XT:E,7 mismt Tre( ~, ~HHBC tkjiikstd(f„ 11961 N. Florida Avenue 400SouthFederalHWj, ~ NygkB, Fl, $Lttg@902 Suite 304 2744777 (sst) 8%8t'4f@'5ttiwt, Tampa, FL33612 Hallandale Beach, FL,.„ &Pl~ Miami, FL33143 B~,R.'4140 (305) 668-7344 (813) 975-6658 3%09, (8%)@5.5482

12 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2004 continued Senators yn alphabetical order QQ+ Senators in numerical order

Sebesta, Jim (352) 375-3555 Webster, Daniel 16-R 9-R 1. Anthony C. Hill(D) 15. Paula Dockery (R). 80, Ron Kleln, (D) Vltlalobos, Alex 315 South Diliard Street Gateway Corporate Durrell Peaden 16. Jim Sebesta (R), 81, S)even Geller (D) 34787 2. (R) Center 38-R Winter Garden, FL "Skip" 3. Nancy Argenziano 17. JD Alexander (R), 32. Walter Campbell Suite 319 Suite 202-A (407) 656-0066 (R) 18. Lesley Miller 9887 4th Street North 2350 Coral Way 4. Charlie Glary (R) (D) (D) Frsderica St. Petersburg, FL 33702 Miami, FL Wilson, 5. Stephen R. Wise (R) 19. (D) 33. Fredrica Wf(son (D) 563-0377 or 33145-3500 33-D (727) 6. Alfred Lawson 20. Anna Cowin (R) 84. t)et+ie Wassefmap 222-4160 18425 N.W. 2nd Avenue (D) (727) 217-7088 (305) Schultz '(D) Suite 310 7. Evelyn Lynn (R) 21. Michael Bennett (R) Lee Constantine 35. Gwen Maf()olis Siplin, Gary Schultx, Wssserman Miami, FL 33169 8. Jim King (R) 22. (R) (D) (305) 654-7150 19-D Debbie g. Daniel Webster (R) 23 Lisa Carlton (R) 36. Alex Diaz de la Portilla Road 34-D 5020 Silver Star 10. TomLee(R) 24. (R) (R) Orlando, FL 32808 Building 8, Second Floor Wise, Stephen 5-R 25. (R) 37. Burt L. Sanders (R) (407) 297-2071 10100 Pines Blvd. 11. Mike Fasano (R) Pembroke Pines, FL 3520-2 Blanding Boulevard 12. Victor Grist(R) 26. Mike Handopolos (R) 38. J. Alex Mtfafobos (R) Jacksonville, FL Smith, Rod 33026-3900 13. Dennis Jones(R) 27. Dave Aronberg (D) 39. Larcenia Bullard (8) 14-D (954) 704-2934 32210-5253 14. Rod Smith 28. KenPruitt(R) 40. Rudy Garcia (R) Suite 2A (904) 573-4900 (D) 29. Mandy Dawson 2727 N.W. 43rd Street (D) Gainesville, FL 32606 hWJ!:::,

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- It@Jr~II@ QtIc8I ofcler -V~Si'~xtatItyes are @p~ts;;of., A,H,;!! .. -'-, . :Ii~::IIn @o,9IIays f((rust„in. ,;, elpliiabetlcal order by Order diStriCte. If yOu ,nrem@, an@;;:@e9I::::in~erICai by :ar!e:.Wki, fer, ;:,—,;4 Heurae fytfember and yOu den't knOW :, iden- W @~a,nfsme. .or district, perhaps you can , on ,tIfy ~ ~lot;Q consultIng the map page IS. Honor le Jdhhnie Bprd H+ttI 'aI Ie I.iitdsay M. number 850/488-4371 '" House info , Bp!eaker' j:,,'IIafflngt'on 'rBlepl'ice (850) %1-7747 Bpea'kf' Pfo tempore fflfieb site: www. leg.state. fi.us TeIepho@ (850) 921-7747

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"Sandy" "Tom" Ausley, .Loranns Bsan,'A'arbn Rv. BOgdaneff, Ellyn Adams, Sandra Anderson, Thomas . ' , Dem. District Rep. "D)skict 18 Aep. , District 91 Rep. , District 33 Rep. , District 45 , 9 , ' 2074 Winter Springs Suite 160 1001 Capitol PO Box f6859:;:::: Suite 204 . Boulevard 2435 US Highway 19 . 402 South Mqnroe Street Femsndina Bekich! FL .:2601 East Oakland Park Tallahaa's!ee, FL 32399-:- 32035 Blvd. . Ovisdo, FL 32765 Holiday, FL 34691 - . . '::: FL 33306- (850) 488.0468 (850) 488-8528 1300 (850) 488+820. Ft. LauChrd)tie, {850)488;0965 , 1612 . . Allen, Bob Antone, Bruce , „Bendross Mlndingall, „,(954).95816569, Baker, 'Dorothy Rep. , District 32 Dem. , District 39 Carey "fssi!I!ff" 321 Magnolia Avenue Suite 945—Orange County Rep. , District 25 . ,Dem. , District 109 Bowen;-(titration. :: Pensacela, FL 32501 88::.:I" Merritt Island, FL 32952- Schools ELC 301 West Ward Avenue BAC Bugding, Suite 112 Rep. , Dis+ (850) 488-0896. ", 4817 445 West Amelia Street Eustis, FL 32726-4024 6600 N. W. 27th Avenue 353 AtNIIII 0':;~~! (850) 488-4669 Orlando, FL 32801 (850) 488-0348 Miami, FL 33147-7200 Winttfr~, F1L 338(LF( Berfield, Klm (850) 488-0760 (850) 488-0625 Rep. , District 50 Altman, Thad Barrelro, Gustavo A. (8$ ~!721 Suite 206 Rsp. District 30 Arza, Rafael Rsp. , District 107 Sense, Allan G. , 2963 Gulf to Bay Bouleyaai Suntree Station Rep. , District 102 Suite 100 Rsp. , District 6 Clearwater, Fl, 7025 N. Wickham Road Suits 104 1454 SW 1st Street Suite A ~ ~w'~~ Suite 108 14645 NW 77th Avenue Miami, FL 33135-2203 455 Harrison Ave Melbourne, FL 32940 Hialeah, FL 33014 (850) 488-9930 Panama City, FL 32401 (850) 488-9720 (850) 488-1683 2443 Baxley, Dennis K. (850) 488-9696 ~~™s, x~'::, Ambler, Kevin C. Attklsson, Frank Rep. , District 24 /8))0) ~fH' . Rep. District 47 Rep. , District 79 111 SE 25th Avenue Benson, Anna Moflfday , " palm 301-A 323 Pleasant St. Ocals, FL 34471-9179 ~~,FL~ ' .';-I, (((80) ~~I~::::j:: 3820 Northdale Boulevard Kissimmes, Fl. 34741-5763 (850) 488-0335 Rep. , Dbtnct 3:: Tampa, FL 33624 (850) 488-8992 816 West Government!, ,:;,:,, 4884275 Street, : cqnlfnued!on gaffe fd! (850) *", 'j'&i'w' "4!'i&l&I"*, 'j!!*xj!'!*,',!!wu'fl tl!' xvwg'jj i», vj@!d*$", qjjjj+!" ,tI THE SHERIFF'S',STAR A JANUARY I FEBRUARY 2004 13 vvFR+i o& Gulp, Faye Bradenton, FL 34205 5099 Kenddck, Will S. Meadows, Matthew ~i J. Rep. , District 57 (850) 488-4086 (850) 488-8749 Dem. , District 10 IIMaffll II Suite I 105 POBoxK Dem. , District 94 a 4302 Henderson Boulevard Gannon, Anne M. "Annie" Harrington, Lindsay M. Carrabelle, FL 32322-1211 2453 North State Road 7 icomvr Tampa, FL 33629-5608 Dem. , District 86 Rep. , District 72 (850) 488-7870 or SC 278- Lauderhill, FL 33313-3723 (850) 488-2770 302 SE 2nd Street Unit ¹2110 7870 (850) 4884)234 Delray Beach, FL 33483- 115 Tamiami Trail Cusack, Joyce 4506 Punta Gorda, FL 33950- Kllmer, Bev Mealor, David J, Dem. District 27 488-1662 , (850) 3600 Rep. , District 7 Rep. , District 34 224 North Woodland (850) 488-9175 Suite K Suite 101 Brown, Donald D. "Don" Boulevard Garcia, Rene 4636 Highway 90 East 225 Waymont Court DeLand, FL 32720-421 9 Rep. , District 1 1 0 Hasner, Adam Marianna, FL Rep. , District 5 32446 Lake Mary, FL 32746.3119 488-0580 ¹205 OWCC-Building 2 (850) 3766 West 12th Avenue Rep. , District 87 (850) 488-2873 (850) 488-5843 Hialeah, FL 33012-4126 NE 4th Avenue 908 Highway 90 West 33 Don 487-21 DeFuniak Springs, FL Davis, (850) 97 Delray Beach, FL 33483 Kosmas, Suzanne M. Murman, Sandra L District 18 488-2234 32433-1436 Rep. , (850) Dem. , District 28 "Sandy" (850) 488-4726 Suite 3 Gardiner, Andy 1055 North Dixie Freeway, Rep District 56 2320 South 3rd Street Rep. , District 40 Henrtquez, Bob "Coach" ¹5 Suite 101 Jacksonville Beach, Fl. 1013 East Michigan Street Dem. District Brummer, Frederick C. , 58 New Smyrna Beach, FL 1107 East Jackson Steat "Fred" 32250-4057 Orlando, FL 32806-4704 Suite 102 32168-6200 Tampa, FL 33602-4113 (850) 488-0001 488-9770 4221 North Himes Avenue Rep. , District 38 (850) (850) 488-6653 (850) 488-9910 409 South Park Avenue Tampa, FL 33607 Davis, Mike Dan 488-9460 Apopka, FL 32703-5261 Gether, (850) Kottkamp, Jeffrey D. "Jeff" Murzln, Dave Rep. , District 101 Dem. , District 106 (850) 488-2023 Rep. , District 74 Rep. , District 2 Suite 105 Third Floor Holloway, Wllbert "Tee" Suite 305 Suite 22B Harmon Turner Brutus, Phillip J. Building 1920 Meridian Avenue Dem. , District 103 3501 Del Prado Boulevard 4400 Bayou Boulevard 3301 East Tamiami Trail Miami Beach, FL 33139- Suite 103 Coral, FL Dem. , District 108 Cape 33904-7223 Pensacola, FL 32503 Suite 103 Naples, FL 34112 1818 1525 NW 167th Street (850) 488-7433 (850) 488-8278 488-1 1125 NE 125th Street (850) 028 (850) 488-0690 Cross Points at Golden North Miami, FL 33161- Glades Kravitz, Dick Needelman, Mitch Dean, Charles "Charlie" Gibson, Miami, FL 5014 S. Audrey 33169 Rep. , District 19 Rep. , District 31 District 43 (850) 488-4233 Rep. , Dem. , District 15 (850) 488-0766 Suite 10 Suite C 101 Zephyr Street Suite 402 155 Blanding Boulevard 1400 Palm Bay Road NE Bucher, Susan Inverness, FL 34450 101 East Union Street Homan, Ed Orange Park, FL 32073-2624 Palm Bay, FL 32905-3851 (850) 488-0805 Jacksonville, FL 32202 Rep. , District 60 488-1304 Dem. , District 88 (850) (850) 488-2528 Suite Q (850) 488-7417 Suite 407 1660 Southern Boulevard Detert, Nancy C. 13801 Bruce B. Downs Kyle, Bruce Negron, Joe Rep. , District 70 Gibson, H. Boulevard West Palm Beach, FL Hugh Rep. , District 73 Rep. , District 82 33406-3219 Suite 2F Rep. , District 42 Tampa, FL 33613 Suite 208 Suite 250 200 Capri Isles Boulevard Avenida 488-3087 (850) 488-0175 916 Central (850) 2120 Main Street 2400 South Federal Venice, FL 34292-2335 The Villages, FL 32159- Fort Myers, FL 33901-3010 Highway 488-1171 "Ed" Bullard, Edward B. "Ed" (850) 5704 Jennings, Edward L (850) 488-1541 Stuart, FL 34994-4590 (850) 488-5991 Dem. , District 23 Dem. , District 118 (850) 488-8832 Suite 214 Domino, Carl J. Suite A Lifftefletd, Kenneth W. "Ken" 16201 SW 95th Avenue Rep. , District 83 Goodlette, J. Dudley 1220 NE 8th Ave. Patterson, Pat Suite 520 District 76 Gainesville, FL 32601-4597 Miami, FL 33157-3459 Rep. , Rep. , District 61 Rep. , District 26 3300 PGA Boulevard (850) 488.5430 Suite 203 PO Box 5546 38440 5th Avenue Room 222 Palm Beach Gardens, FL 3301 East Tamiami Trail Gainesville, FL 32627-5546 Zephyrhills, FL 33542 230 North Woodland 34112-4961 488-5794 Byrd, Johnnle 33410 Naples, FL (850) (850) 488-5744 Boulevard Rep„District 62 (850) 488-0322 (850) 488-4487 DeLand, FL 32720 Suite 202 Johnson, Randy Llorente, Marcato (850) 488-9873 ' Evers, Allan District 12'I North Collins Street Greg Gottlleb, Kenneth Rep. , 41 Rep. , District 116 District 1 "Ken" West Plant Plant City, FL 33566.331t Rep. , 99 Street Suite 201 Paul, Jerry 5233 Willing Street Dem. , District 105 Winter Garden, FL 34787- 13701 SW 88th Street (850) ~7 Rep. , District 71 Milton, FL 32570-4969 6700 Miramar Parkway 3139 Miami, FL 33186 Suite B-14 Can(sos, Qeston I. (850) 4$4)188 Miramar, FL 33023-4897 (850) 488-0256 (850) 488-5047 4456 Tamiami Trail 4M-0145 Rep., Dhilrtct 114 (850) Port Charlotte, FL 33980- Suite 205C Farkae, Frank Jordan, Stan Machek, Richard A. 2136 1321 SW 107th'Avenue Repv. Distric 52 Green, Carole Rep. , District 17 Dem. , District 78 (850) 488-0060 15104th North Miami, FL33174 Street Rep„District 75 9210 Arlington Expressway Suite 300 A Pelersbuiig, FL 33704- Suite 32225-8212 (850) 4$2831 St. 200 Jacksonville, FL 5341 West Atlantic Avenue Peterman, Frank 44'l2 Trail 488-4388 15248 South Tamiami (850) Delray Beach, FL 33484- Dem. , District 55 Carroll, Jennffer (8E))'4884719 Fort Myers, FL 33908-4207 8102 119862nd Avenue South 488-2047 Arlhenia Rep. , District 13 (850) Joyner, L (850) 488-5588 St. Petersburg FL 33705- 3520-1 Blending Blvd. zelda, Terry L. Dem. , District 59 5620 Jacksonville, FL 32210 Dam. , District 14 Qreensteln, Ron L Suite C Mahon, Mark (850) 488-0925 Hope Plaza Dem. District West Dr. Martin (850) 488-5102 , 95 508 Luther Rep. , District 16 435 Clark Road P,O. Box 93&114 King Jr. Blvd. Suite 1133 Pickens, Joe H. Suite 307 , FL FL Clarke, Donna Margats, 33093 Tampa, 33603-3402 233 East Bay Street Rep. , District 21 Jacksonville, FL 32218 64 5432 Rep. , District 69 (850) 4Ht (850) 4$. Jacksonville, FL 32202-541 4 Suite 5 Suits 208 (850) 4$4893 (850) 488-4171 3841 Reid Street "Hanlt*' 1991 Main Street Harper, Jdmae Jusgoe, Cherie Palatka, FL 321 77-2509 Sarasota, FL 34236-5980 Fiorentino, Heather Dem„D)skict 84- Dem. , District 53 Maytleld, Stan (850) 488-0665 Rep. District 48 Butte . Avenue (850) 488-7754 , 1($ 5769.3lh North Rep. , District 80 6125 Grand Boulevard 2620 Auslmlisn Avsnue . „St, Petersburgr FL33710 1053 20th Place Planes, Juan-Carlos New Port Richey, FL 34652- West Palm Beac(I, FL 488-9337 Vdro FL "J. " Cretul, Larry , (850) Beach, 32960-5359 C. 2603 93407-5625 Rep. , District 22 (880) 4$0962 Rep. , District 115 488-5622 ' Suite 103 (850) (850) 488'8682' Ka)Qr)gdr, Jlrh Suite 280 6333 SW State Road 200 :,Rep, , D~,85 Molnvale, Bheri 8532 SW 8th Street Qalvano, Bill . Ocata, FL 34476 ,Harrell, Qayle B Suite 1,03i Der)t. , District 36 Miami, FL 33144 (850) 48&887 Rep. , District 68 Rep. , District 81 10368Ottth@ihto@n Suite 943 (850) 488-3616 Suite 715 121 SW Port Bt. Lucis Wirig¹ P(tr(L: PL 32y(PJ''862() AS'Wet)) Amelia Street 1023 Manatee Avenue West Boulevard (858) 488 By¹2 Qriando, FL 33$1 Port St. Lucis, FL 34984- (()80) 4$0860;:,

14 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY I FEBRUARY 2004 ygtllgy Poppeff, L. Ralph Russell, David D. Stargel, John District 64 Rep. , District 29 Rep. , District 44 Rep. , 6 Suite 1C The Lincoln Centre 933 South Florida Avenue 400 South Street 12511 Springhill Drive Lakeland, FL 33803-1149 Titusville, FL 32780 Spring Hill, FL 34609-5069 (850) 488-2270 to%ID+ (850) 488-3006 (850) 488-6641 Sullivan, Donald Representatives in numeric ai order by districti Prleguez, Manual Ryan, Timothy M. "Ttm" Rep. , District 54 Suite 500 Rep. , District 113 Dem. , District 100 1. Greg Evers, Milton (R) 62. Johnnie B. Byrd, Jr. (R) Box 36 2401 West Bay Drive 304 SW 12th Avenue PO 2. Dave Murzin, (R) 63. Dennis A. Ross (R) Miami, FL 33130 26A NE First Avenue Largo, FL 33770-4902 3. Anna Holkday Benson (R) 64. John Stargel (R} (850}488-4202 Dania Beach, FL 33004- (850) 488-9960 0036 4. Ray Sanaom (R) 65. Marty Bowen (R). Gulnones, John "G" (850) 488-0245 Troutman, Baxter G. 5. Donald D. Brown (R) 66. Baxter G. Troutman (R) Rep. District 66 Rep. , District 49 , 6. Allan G. Bense (R) 67. Ron Reagan (R) 101 North Church Street Sansom, Ray 46 4th Street SW 7. Bev Kilmer (R) 68. Bill Galvano (R) 3rd Floor Kissimmee City Rep. , District 4 Winter Haven, FL 33880 8. Curtis B. Richardson (D) 69. Donna Clarke (R) Hall Suite 8 (850) 488-9465 Kissimmee, FL 34741 348 Illffracie Strip Parkway 9 (D) 70. Nancy Detert (R) (850) 488-9240 Fort Walton Beach, FL Vane, Shelley 10. Will S. Kendrick (D) 71. Jerry Paul (R) Dem. District 85 32548 , 11. (D) 72. Lindsay M. Harrington (R) Reagan, Ron (850}488-1170 Suite 100 12. 73. Bruce Kyle 1280 North Congress (R) (R) Rep. , District 67 Jennifer Carroll 74. Jeff Kottkamp Suite B-1 Seller, John P. "Jack" Avenue 13. (R) (R) 7011 15th Street East Dem. , District 92 West Palm Beach, FL 33409 14. Terry L. Fields (D) 75. Carole Green (R) Sarasota, FL 34243 Pompano Beach Cily Hall (850) 4884791 15. Aubrey Gibson (D) 76. J. Dudley Goodlette (R) 488-6341 100 West Atlantic Boulevard (850) 16. Mark Mahon (R) 77. Joseph R. "Joe" Spratt(D) Pompano Beach, FL 33060- Waters, Leslie 17. Stan Jordan (R) 78. Richard A. Machek (D) Rich, Nan H. 6099 Rep., District 51 Suite 18. Don Davis 79. Frank Attkisson Dem. , District 97 (850) 4$-0880 101 (R) (R) 777 Sawgrass Corporate 5511 Park Street North 19. Dick Kravitz (R) 80. Stan Mayfield (R) St. Petersburg, FL 33709 Parkway Simmons, Davhl 20. Doug Wiles(D) 81. (R) Sunrise, FL 33325-6256 Rep. , District 37 (850) 488-6197 21. Joe H. Pickens (R) 82. Joe Negron (R) (850) 487-1588 Suite 1427 Carl Domino 393 Center Pointe Circle Wiles, Doug 22. Larry Cretul(R) 83. J (R) "Hank" Richardson, Curtis B. Altamonte Springs, FL Dem. , District 20 23. Ed Jennings, Jr. (D) 84. James Harper (D) Suite A-1 Dem. , District 8 32701-3444 24. Dennis K. Baxley (R) 85. Shelley Vana (D) 488-2231 1510 North Ponce de Leon 1001 Capitol (850) 25. (R) 86. Anne M. Gannon (D) 402 South Monroe Street Blvd. 26. Pat Patterson (R) 87. Adam Hasner (R) - Tallahassee, FL 32399- Slosberg, Irving L. "Irv" St. Augustine, FL 32084- Dem. District 90 2602 27. Joyce Cusack (D) 88. Susan Bucher (D) , „ 1300 , (850}488-1798 Suite 8-17 (850) 488-2977 28 (D) 89. Mary Brandenburg (D) 9045 LaFontana Boulevard 29. L. Ralph Poppell (R) 90. Irving Slosberg (D) -- Boca Baton, FL 33434-5635 Wlshner, Roger B. RNer„Blaey J. 30. Thad Altman (R) 91. Eliyn Bogdanoff 488-1302 Dem. , District 98 &Da}n, Dkftrfet 96 (850} "Jack" , Plantation City Hall 31. Mitch Needelman (R) 92. John P. Seiler (D) NW Allen 93. Christopher L. Smith '.~gg(ONpttf) University SmN, Christopher L. 400 73rd Avenue 32 Bob (R) (D) "Chrffr" Plantation, FL 33317-1609 33 Sandra Adams (R) 94. Matthew J. Meadows (D) Dem. ', District 83 (850) 488-0590 34 David J. Mealor (R) 95. Ron L. Greenstein (D) . 930 A:NW 6th Street ' 35 Jim Kallinger (R) 96. Stacy J. Ritter (D) Fort Lauderdale, FL 33311- Zapata, Juan C. Nan H. Rich Rep. , District 119 36 Sheri Mclnvale (D) 97. (D) (850}TI68106'4 Suite 150 37 David Simmons (R) 98. Roger Brian Wishner (D) SW 88th Street 13550 38 Frederick Brummer (R) 99 Elearer Sobel (D) Miami, FL33186 39 (D) 100 Timothy Ryan (D) (850) 488 9550 40 Andy Gardiner (R) 101 Mike Davis (R) 41 Randy Johnson (R) 102 Rafael "Ralph" Arza (R)

', jl' ',, ll!'! .. Ml", i! &I,ipFIII!4!II4Irilv 42 Hugh H. Gibson, III (R) 103 Wilbert "Tee" Holloway (D) 43 Charles S. Dean (R) 104 Yolly Roberson (D) '!'ll v David D. Russell, Jr. 105 Kenneth Allan Gottlieb ! ailing. (R) (D) 45 Tom Anderson (R) 106 Dan Gelber (D) 46 Heather Fiorentino (R) 107 Gustavo A. Barreiro (R) re',',+l:"!l" . '! 47 Kevin C. Ambler (R) 108 Phillip J. Brutus (D) 48 Gus (R) 109 Dorothy Bendross-Mindingali (D) 49. John Quinones(R) 110 Rene Garcia (R)

h 50. Kim Berfield (R) 111. (R) Nt)rth IMMI, 51. ,Laelie, Waters (R} 112 David Rivera (R) |650.MM7~7!8 266'~'GA~~ 52. Frank Farkas (R} 113 Manuel Prieguez (R) 53, Charlie Justice (D) 114 Gaston Cantens (R) . , Boas, Dennis A, Avenue 54, Dbnakf Sullivan (R) 115 Juan-Carlos Planas (R) Rep„ tilstrict 83 Sebrihg, .FL ~ 4486 Naffonal 116 Marcelo Liorente (R) ~ ' i". !". 117 Julio Robaina , I!I!Bug,, ;;Wdrerjtul!88urfafffi (D) (R) 88818.1515 Lekeliiild„FL * 'q Fdward. Bullard , ',ii fxfjfiItl7&'jlli~jl~'IIff}, x 116 B. (D) (886}486-98fo Derm! i~"5:t':: Juan Zapata (R) Ken Sorensen {R) , Flap. , tffstrict 111 (850}488-9885

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22 ...... Parts of Alachua, Marion, and Levy 77; ..„...... Gfs&y Bffry amf Parts, oLCplfkjjr, admf Hfghtands 23 ...... Parts of Alachua and Marion 24 ...... Paris of Marion 25 ...... Parts ol Lake, Seminole and Volusia 26 ...... Parts of Flagler, and Volusia 27-28 ...... Parle of Volusia 82 ...... Parts of miifri', "pkmrif'Beoatcfi, '808BL LuCM' 29 ...... Parts of Brevard and Indian River N48 ...... Parle of Palm Beach 30-31 ...... Parts of Brevard 87 ...... Parle of Browsrd and Palm Beach 'te" Ittro jjLtlo 32 ...... Parts of Brevard snd Orange 884!9...... Perte of Palm Beach ! 33 ...... Parts of Orange, Seminole and Volusia 90 ...... Parts of Broward and Palm Beach 34 ...... ,Parts of Orange and Seminole 91 ...... Parle of Broward and Palm Beach 35.36 ...... Parts of Orange 92-100.....Parts of Broward 106-111....Parts of Dade 37 ...... Parts of Orange snd Seminole 101 ...... Parts of Broward and Collier 112 ...... Parts of Broward, EMIBerr' 3840 ...... Parts of Orange 102-103...Parts of Broward and Dade 113.119..Parts of Dade 41 ...... ,.Parle of Lake, Orange and Osceola 104 Parts of Dade ...... 120 ...... Monroe and peo, fI8 g;: 42 ...... Parts of Lake, Merlon and Sumter 105 ...... Parts of Broward

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16 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Amer JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2004 DII LBR NH FLORIDA'S SUPREME COURT

CHIEF JUSTICE HARRY LEE ANSTEAD

urn Jacksonville, FL, November 4, 1937 4'ducadon graduated from Andrew jackson High School, Jacksonville, 1956; Bachelor of Arts and JD Degrees from University of Florida; LLM Degree from University of Virginia; graduate of trial judges education program offered by National College of the State Judiciary, New York University, and numerous other judicial education programs Spouse Sue Children Five Church Catholic Career Served with National Security Agency in Washington, D.C.; VUSTXCR 13 years as trial and appellate lawyer; elected to Fourth Dis- trict Court of Appeal, 1976, until appointed to the Florida Supreme Court Aug'ust, 1994; Chief judge of DCA; acted as SupII':~Q 5' ' supreme couIt. „, , :;, circuit and county court judge; author of numerous articles , ':, IIIsu@„~sIstreet, '„', .19@ relating to legal education, constitutional law and appellate , ~r, .:,$jQ)W;, ~@:,. Pj:,',~'„.@25, practice Acdvities Founder and chair, Florida Supreme Court ' '"'' f web. site';:, , " ',qtglpubinfo/sct, btml Commission on Professionalism; member, Sons of American Revolution.

JUSTICE Trial Lawyers of America, and Palm Beach County Chapter of BARBARA JOAN PARIENTE the American Inns of Court; Active in numerous law-related organizations; appointed to the Florida Bar Foundation Board Born New York, NY, December 24, 1948 of Directors; acts as Supreme Court Liaison for the Juvenile Education Boston University, BS 1970; JD . Rules Committee, Drug Court Steering Committee and chairs Degree in 1973 from George Washington the Steering Committee on Families and Children in the Court; University law school; Church Jewish Faculty member of the Justice Teaching Institute; mentor, Spouse Fred Children Three Career law Take Stock in Children program; Board of Directors, Ballet clerk in Broward County for U.S. Southern District; 18 Years Florida and the Jewish Community Center. in private practice, board certified trial lawyer; appointed to JUSTICE the Fourth District Court of Appeal 1993; appointed to the Supreme Court in 1997; Honors 2002 Jewish Museum of R. FRED LEWIS Florida's Breaking the Glass Ceiling Award; 2000 Florida Council on Crime and Delinquency Distinguished Judicial Born Beckley, WV, December 14, 1947 Service Award; the Florida Association of Women Lawyers Education Woodrow Wilson High School, lifelong dedication to the success of women lawyers award; Beckley, WV, 1965; BA, Cum Laude, 1998 American Bar Association Law Day Speech Award, Florida Southern College, 1969; JD Degree 1998 Lifetime Achievement Award, by the Palm Beach from University of Miami School of Law, County Jewish Federation; 1993 recipient of the Legal Aid Cum Laude, 1972 Church Methodist Spouse Judith Children Society Civil Litigation Pro Bono Award; Palm Beach County Two Military U.S. Army A.G. Corp; U.S. Army Reserves; Bar Association Award for Distinguished Service to the arts; Honor Graduate A.G. School, Fort Benjamin Harrison, Order of the Coif from George Washington University; Scarlet Indiana Career 28 years in private practice, specializing in Key from Boston University Activities Member of the Florida complex civil trial and appellate litigation; appointed to Bar, The American Bar Association, the National Association Supreme Court, 1998 Honors Order of Omega; Omicron Delta of Women Judges, The Florida Association for Women Kappa; Greek Hall of Fame; University of Miami School of Lawyers, Governor's State Advisory Committee on Character Law Justice Honor Council; selected for Iron Arrow; Bar and Education, Academy of Florida Trial Lawyers, Association of Gavel; Order of Barristers; Law Review; American Board of THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2004 17 Trial Advocates Friends of Justice Award, 1999; Florida Law Court, 1994; Chief Justice 2000-2002; certified civil trial attor- Related Education Association Public Trust and Confidence ney and mediator Honors Florida Blue Key President (stu- Award, 2001; University of Central Florida creation of Justice dent); University of Florida inducted in Phi Beta Kappa, Hall R. Fred Lewis Award for individuals who demonstrate the of Fame and Distinguished Alumnus awards; Fellow, highest level of social responsibility Activities Member, Talla- American Bar Foundation; Award of Excellence by Orange hassee American Inn of Court, Justice Teaching Institute and County Legal Aid Society for pro bono service Activities Florida's Commission on the Legal Needs of Children; volun- Served on many committees and boards, lecturer in various teer, Florida Law Related Education program; liaison to the areas of criminal and civil law, member Florida, Orange Florida Board of Bar Examiners, the Committee on the Rules County and Tallahassee Bar Associations. of Civil Procedure, the Committee on Standard Civil Jury Instructions and the Code of Rules of Evidence Committee; JUSTICE elected Citizen of the Year for 2001 by the Florida Council; KENNETH B. Bell Received the "Everyday Hero" award for Community Service, 2001. Born Pensacola, FL, 1956, (seven genera- jUSTICE tion Floridian) Education Booker T. PEGGY A. QUINCE Washington High School; bachelor' s degree in History, Davidson College, North Born Norfolk, VA, January 3, 1948 Carolina; J.D, curn laude, Florida State Education BS Degree, Zoology, Howard University Church Protestant Spouse Victoria Children Four University, 1970; JD Degree from Catholic Career Private Practice 1982-1991 focusing on commercial University of America, 1975 Church and residential real estate; Circuit Judge, 1991-2003 Baptist Spouse Fred L. Buckin Children (youngest in history); Supreme Court Justice 2003 to present Two Career Hearing Officer with the Rental Accommodations Honors and Awards Judicial Distinguished service Award by Office; private practice, Norfolk, VA and Bradenton, FL (1978- Florida Council on Crime and Delinquency, Chapter VI; 1980); Assistant Attorney General, Criminal Division (14 Pensacola Waterfront Rescue Mission Certificate of years), including five years as Tampa Bureau Chief and three Appreciation; "Above and Beyond" award from Florida years handling death penalty cases; appointed Second District Association of School Resource Officers and Santa Rosa Court of Appeal 1994, retained by voters, 1996; Florida County Sheriff, numerous other awards and honors Activities Supreme Court, 1998 Honors and Awards First African- Organizing member of Committee of 100, Pensacola; found- American female to be appointed to one of the District Courts ing president of the Board for the Friends of Children' s of Appeal, 1994; Honorary Doctor of Law Degree, Stetson Hospital at Sacred Heart, Inc. ; founding president of Yan-Bian University; National Bar Association Jurist Award for Chinese-Korean Technical University, member of Leadership Outstanding Leadership; two Virgil Hawkins Awards; Pensacola; board member for: Sacred Heart, Sertoma Club Broward County School Board Appreciation Award; (also VP), Liberty Christian College, Waterfront Rescue Hillsborough County Sheriff's Black Advisory Council Mission (also general counsel), Escambia County 4-H Appreciation Award, and the Lakeland NAACP Award for Foundation, Proclamation International. contributions to Civil Rights Activities Member, Florida, Virginia and George Edgecomb Bar Associations and JUSTICE Tallahassee Association of Women Lawyers; executive coun- RAOUL G, CANTERO, III sel, Appellate Section of the Florida Bar; Supreme Court liai- son to the Workers' Compensation Committee, the Judicial Born August 1, 1960 Madrid, Spain Ethics Advisory Committee and the Supreme Court's Education Christopher Columbus High Commission on Fairness. School, Florida State University, Harvard Law School Church Catholic Spouse Ana JUSTICE Marie Children Three Career Law Clerk, CHARLES T. WELLS U.S. District Court, S.D. Florida; Associate, Adorno 9 Zeder, P.A. 1988-93; Shareholder, Adorno R. Zeder; Justice, Florida Born Orlando, FL, March 4, 1939 Supreme Court 2002-present Honors Florida State University, Education William R. Boone High School, Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, Lambda Iota Tau-President Orlando; University of Florida, BA Degree, 1982; Fred L. Stanley Award for Excellence In English, 1982; 1961, JD Degree, 1964 Church Methodist Marion L. Hay Award for Academic Excellence, 1982; Spouse Linda Children Three Military U.S. Fullbright Scholarship Award, 1987-Panama Activities Chair, Army Reserves (Ret.) Career Private practice, 1965-68; trial the Supreme Court Commission on Professionalism, Supreme attorney, U.S. Department of Justice, Washington, D.C., 1969; Court Arts in The Courts Program, Florida Bar's Rules of private practice, 1970-94; appointed to Florida Supreme Appellate Procedure Committee, and Florida Bar's Rules of Civil Procedure Committee. 18 THE SHERIFF'S STAR A JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2004 ' ~ ~ Mailing Address: Mailing Address: Fifth District ~ ' I ' I ~ 2001 SW 117th Ave. P. O. Box 3315 Fifth, Seventh, Ninth Miami, 33175-1716 W. Palm Beach, and Eighteenth (305) 229-3200 33401-3315 Judicial Circuits www. flcourte. org/osca APPELLATE JUDGES Second District Charles A. Davis, Jr. (561) 242-2000 /courts/district. html Michael E. Allen Sixth, Tenth, Twelfth, Carolyn K. Fulmer APPELLATE JUDGES Mailing Address: Edward T. Barfield Thirteenth and Patricia J. Kelly Gerald B. Cope, Jr. APPELLATE JUDGES 300 S. Beach St. First District Robert T. Benton, ff Twentieth Judicial Stevan Travis John G. Fletcher Melanic G. May Daytona Beach, First, Second, Third, Anne Cawthon Booth Circuits Northcutt David M. Gersten Gary M. Farmer, Sr. 32114 Fourth, Eighth and Edwin B. Browning, Jr. Emiliano J. Saicines Mario P. Goderich Robert M. Gross (386) 255-8600 Fourteenth Judicial Marguerite H. Davis Mailing Address: Morris Silberman Melvia B. Green Bobby W. Gunther Circuits Richard W. Ervin, III P. 0. Box 327 Thomas E. Stringer David L. Levy Fred A. Hazouri APPELLATE JUDGES Paul M. Hawkes Lakeland, 33802- Charles T. Canady Juan Ramirez, Jr. Larry A. Klein Jacqueline R. Griffin Mailing Address: Charles J. Kahn, Jr. 0327 Virginia M. Hernandez Alan R. Schwartz Mark E. Polen David A. Monaco 1st District Court Joseph Lewis, Jr. (863) 499-2290 or Covington Frank A. Shepherd George A. Shahood Richard B. Orfinger of Appeal Philip J. Padovano 801 E. Twiggs St, Craig C. Villanti Robert L. Shevin W. 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0 PUBLIC DEFENDER Jack St. Arnold PUBLIC DEFENDER ~ Howard H. Babb, Jr. Irene H. Sullivan James B. Gibson Brooksville Lynn Tepper Daytona Beach E. Ulmer, Jr. First Judicial CIRCUIT JUDGES PUBLIC DEFENDER STATE ATTORNEY Ray Sixth Judicial William R. Webb Eighth Judicial Circuit Thomas H. Bateman, C. Dennis Roberts Harry L. Shorstein Circuit STATE ATTORNEY Circuit Escambia, Okaloosa, III Lake City Jacksonville Pasco and Pinellas Bernie McCabe Alachua, Baker, Santa Rosa and, Nikki Ann Clark PUBLIC DEFENDER Counties Clearwater Bradford, Gilchrist, Walton Counties John C. Cooper Fourth Judicial Louis O. Frost, Jr. PUBLIC DEFENDER Levy and Union John E. Crusoe Circuit Jacksonville ADMINISTRATOR Bob Dillinger Counties ADMINISTRATOR P. Kevin Davey Clay, Duval and 727/464-4470 Clearwater 850/595-4400 Kathleen F. Dekker Nassau Counties Fifth Judicial ADMINISTRATOR Janet E. Ferris Circuit CIRCUIT JUDGES Seventh Judicial 352/374-3648 CIRCUIT JUDGES Charles A. Francis ADMINISTRATOR Citrus, Hernando, Linda R. Allan Circuit Michael G. Allen William L. Gary 904/630-1693 Lake, Marion and Michael F. Andrews Flagler, Putnam, St. CIRCUIT JUDGES G. Robert Barron James C. Hankinson Sumter Counties Linda H. Babb Johns and Volusia Robert P. Gates Frank L. Bell Terry P. Lewis CIRCUIT JUDGES W. Douglas Baird Counties Chester B. Chance Nicolas P. Geeker George Spears Charles W. Arnold, Jr. ADMINISTRATOR Bruce Scott Boyer David A Giant Marci Levin Goodman Reynolds, III Aaron K. Bowden 352/620-3582 W. Lowell Bray, Jr. ADMINISTRATOR Maurice V. Giunta Jack R. Heflin N. Sanders Sauls Frederic A. Buttner James R. Case 904/257-6097 Martha Ann Lott T. Michael Jones Johnathan Sjostrom Hugh A. Carithers, Jr. CIRCUIT JUDGES Wayne L Cobb Toby S. Monaco John P. Kuder L. Ralph Smith, Jr. Karen K. Cole Carven D. Angel Charles W. Cope CIRCUIT JUDGES Stan R. Morris Lewis R. Lindsey STATE ATTORNEY McCarthy"Mack" Don F. Briggs David A. Demers John M. Alexander Robert E. Roundtree, Jr. Edward P. Nickinson III William N. Meggs Crenshaw, Jr. David B. Eddy Daniel D. Diskey Shawn L. Briese Elzie S. Sanders Linda L. Nobles Tallahassee Lance M. Day Sandra Edwards- Brandt C. Downey III James R. Clayton Peter K. Sieg John T. Parnham PUBLIC DEFENDER Brian J. Davis Stephens Crockett Farnell John V. Doyle Frederick D. Smith Paul A. Rasmussen Nancy Daniels Henry E. Davis Barbara Gurrola Dee Anna Farnell S. James Foxman Larry Gibbs Turner Thomas T. Remington Tallahassee Peter L. Dearing William H. Hallman, III Philip J. Federico Richard S. Graham STATE ATTORNEY Jan Shackelford David M. Gooding Mark Jay Hill Marion L. Fleming Hubert L. Grimes William P. Cervone Kim Anthony Skievaski Third Judicial Robert Mallory Foster Richard A. Howard George W. Greer Kim C. Hammond Gainesville William Francis Stone Circuit Peter J. Fryefield T. Michael Johnson Raymond 0. Gross Edward E. Hedstrom PUBLIC DEFENDER Ronald V. Swanson Columbia, Dixie, Lawrence Page Brian D. Lambert Nelly N. Khouzam R. Michael Hutcheson C. Richard Parker Terry David Terrell Hamilton, Lafayette, Haddock William G. Law, Jr. Lauren Carroll Patrick G. Kennedy Gain es ville Jere Tolton Madison, Suwannee Jean Johnson S. Sue Robbins Laughlin Terry LaRue Kenneth L. Williams and Taylor Counties E. McRae Mathis Lawrence J. Semento John C. Lenderman Frank Marriott Ninth Judicial STATE ATTORNEY Linda F. McCallum Raymond T. McNeal Nancy Moate Ley Robert K. Mathis Circuit Curtis A. Golden ADMINISTRATOR W. Gregg McCaulie Daniel Burrell Merritt, Walt Logan Arthur W. Nichols, III Orange and Osceola Pensacola 904/758-2163 Charles O. Mitchell, Jr. Sr. Richard A. Luce William A. Parsons Counties PUBLIC DEFENDER Donald R. Moran, Jr. Victor J. Musleh James Thomas Julianne Piggotte Jack Behr CIRCUIT JUDGES Bernard Nachman Curtis J. Neal McGrady Robert K. Rouse, Jr. ADMINISTRATOR Pensacola James Roy Bean Jack M. Schemer Willard Ira Pope Stanley R. Mills Edwin P. B. Sanders 407/836-2050 Paul S. Bryan John H. Skinner William Jack Singbush Robert J. Morris, Jr. C. McFerrin Smith, III Second Judicial Julian E. Collins A. C. Soud, Jr. G. Richard Singletary Thomas E. Penick, Jr. Michael Traynor CIRCUIT JUDGES Circuit E. Vernon Douglas Brad Stetson Jack Springstead R.T. Peters J. David Walsh Gail A. Adams Franklin, Gadsden, Thomas J. Kennon, L. Haldane Taylor Hale R. Stancil Frank Quesada John W. Watson, III John H. Adams, Sr. Jefferson, Leon, Liberty Jr. Frederick B. Tygart William T. Swigert Peter Ramsberger Joseph G. Will Alan S. Apte and Wakulla Counties John Weston Peach Waddell A. Wallace, III Patricia Thomas John K. Renke, III STATE ATTORNEY Theotis Bronson STATE ATTORNEY Michael R. Weatherby Richard Tombrink, Jr. Anthony Rondolino John Tanner Jay Paul Cohen ADMINISTRATOR Jerry M. Blair David C. Wiggins STATE ATTORNEY John A. Schaefer Daytona Beach Richard F. Conrad 850/488-1357 Live Oak William A. Wilkes Brad King Susan F. Schaeffer Ocala Mark I. Shames continued on page 20

THE SHE R I FF'S STA R JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2004 19 Jerry Hill Sidney B. Shapiro Barbara Fleischer David F. Crow Barry E. Goldstein STATE ATTORNEY ~ ' I' Bartow Paul Robert A. Jr. Edward H. Fine Charles M. Greene Norman R. Wolfinger I Siegel Foster, PUBLIC DEFENDER Victoria S. Sigler William Fuente Edward A. Garrison Susan F. Greenhawt Viera J. Marion Moorman Scott J. Silverman Frank A. Gomez John J. Hoy Mel Grossman PUBLIC DEFENDER 8artow Stuart M. Simons Gregory P. Holder Kathleen J. Kroll Patti Englander James Russo Fredricka G. Smith Charlene Edwards Henning Viera Eleventh Bertila A. Soto Honeywell Diana Lewis llona M. Holmes Daniel P. Dawson Judicial Circuit Daryl E. Trawick Claudia Rickert Isom Hubert R. Lindsey Alfred J. Horowitz Nineteenth Judicial Bob Evans Dade County Diane Ward William P. Levens Mary E. Lupo C. Imperato Circuit William C. Gridley Thomas S. Wilson, Jr. Perry A. Little Karen L. Martin Michael G. Kaplan Indian River, Martin, Donald E. Grincewicz ADMINISTRATOR David Haris Young Manuel A. Lopez Elizabeth T. Maass Stanton S. Kaplan Okeechobee and St. James Charles Hauser 305/375-1019 Sarah Zabel Vivian Corvo Maye Timothy P. McCarthy Julie Koenig Lucie Counties Jim Henson 305/375-5278 STATE ATTORNEY Manuel Menendez, Jr. Sandra K. McSorley Lawrence L. Korda Anthony H. Johnson Katherine F. Rundle Richard A. Nielson Karen M. Miller David Krathen ADMINISTRATOR John Marshall Kest CIRCUIT JUDGES Miami J. Rogers Padgett Richard L. Oftedal Susan Lebow 561/462-1472 Lawrence R. Kirkwood Jerald Bagley PUBLIC DEFENDER Sam D. Pendino John L. Phillips John T. Luzzo Walter Komanski Jennifer D. Bailey Bennett H. Brummer Daniel L. Perry Stephen A. Rapp Thomas M. Lynch IV CIRCUIT JUDGES Frederick J. Lauten Mary Barzee Miami Denise Almeida Kenneth D. Stern Leroy H. Moe Cynthia G. Angelos C. Alan Lawson Scott Bernstein Pomponio Gary L. Vonhof John J. Murphy, III Ben L. Bryan, Jr. Cynthia Z. Mackinnon Stanford Blake Twelfth Judicial Susan Sexton Richard I. Wennet Eileen M. O' Connor Mare A. Cianca Roger J. McDonald Joel H. Brown Circuit Monica L. Sierra John D. Wessel Michael J. Orlando Burton C. Conner A. Thomas Mihok Thomas M. Carney DeSoto, Manatee and Robert J. Simms Jeffrey A. Winikoff Robert A. Rosenberg Cynthia L. Cox Jeffords D. "Jeff" Miller Michael B. Chavies Sarasota Counties Ralph C. Stoddard Arthur G. Wroble Dale Ross John Patrick Fennelly Lisa T. Munyon Jeri Beth Cohen Chet A. Tharpe STATE ATTORNEY Ronald J. Rothschild Dwight L. Geiger Jufie Hions O'Kane Manuel A. Crespo ADMINISTRATOR Wayne S. Timmerman Barry E. Krischer Sheldon Mark Robert A. Hawley, Jr. Belvin Perry, Jr. Maria Espinosa 941/363-7800 STATE ATTORNEY West Palm Beach Schapiro Paul B. Kanarek Renee A. Roche Dennis Mark A. Ober PUBLIC DEFENDER Larry Seidlin Scott M. Kenney Jose R. Rodriguez Amy Steele Donner CIRCUIT JUDGES Tampa Carey Haughwout Andrew L. Siegel Steven J. Levin Maura T. Smith Ronald C. Dresnick Durand Adams PUBLIC DEFENDER West Palm Beach Mark A. Speiser Robert R. Makemson Thomas W. Smith Pedro P. Echarte, Jr. Robert B. Bennett, Jr. Julianne Holt Jeffrey E. Streiffeld William L. Roby George A. Sprinkel IV Gisela Cardonne Ely Scott M. Brownell Tampa Sixteenth Victor Tobin Larry Schack Stan W. Strickland Kevin M. Emas Rick De Furia Judicial Circuit Linda Vitale Dan L. Vaughn R. James Stroker Marqarita Esquiroz Nancy K. Donnellan Fourteenth Monroe County Peter M. Weinstein STATE ATTORNEY Janet Claire Thorpe Joseph P. Farina Peter A. Dubensky Judicial Circuit Elijah Harold Williams Bruce H. Colton Thomas W. Turner Ivan F. Fernandez Janette Dunnigan Bay, Calhoun, Gulf, ADMINISTRATOR Howard M. Zeidwig Ft. Pierce Margaret T. Wailer Alex E. Ferrer Deno G. Economou Holmes, Jackson and 305/292-3423 STATE ATTORNEY PUBLIC DEFENDER Bob Wattles Eugene J. Fierro Mare B. Gilner Washington Counties Michael J. Satz Diamond R. Litty Alice Blackwell White Leon M. 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Pittman Key West ADMINISTRATOR Hardee, Highlands and Julio E. Jimenez STATE ATTORNEY Allen L. Register 321/633-2171 CIRCUIT JUDGES Polk Counties William Johnson Earl Moreland Don T. Sirmons Seventeenth Judicial Isaac Anderson, Jr. Sandy Karlan Sarasota W. L. Wright Circuit CIRCUIT JUDGES Franklin G. Baker ADMINISTRATOR Maria M. Korvick PUBLIC DEFENDER STATE ATTORNEY Broward County Nancy F. Alley William L. Blackwell 863/534-4690 Judith L. Kreeger Elliott C. Metcalfe Jim Appleman Meryl L. Allawas Ted Brousseau Maxine Cohen Lando Sarasota Marianna ADMINISTRATOR Marlene M. Alva John S. Carlin CIRCUIT JUDGES Lester Langer PUBLIC DEFENDER 954/831-7740 T. Mitchell Barlow G. Keith Cary Roger Allan Alcott Cindy S. Lederman Thirteenth Herman D. Laramore Warren W. C. Burk R. Thomas Corbin Ralph Artigliere Ellen L. Leesfield Judicial Circuit Marianna CIRCUIT JUDGES Alan A. Dickey Cynthia A. Ellis Charles Lee Brown Barbara S. Levenson Hillsborough County Cheryl J. Alernan W. David Dugan Lynn Gerald, Jr. Charles B. Curry D. Bruce Levy Fifteenth Robert Lance 0. H. Eaton, Jr. Hugh D. Hayes Robert L. Doyel Henry Leyte-Vidal ADMINISTRATOR Judicial Circuit Andrews Kerry I. Evander Lawrence Dent Julian Dale Durrance Peter R. Lopez 813/272-5894 Palm Beach County Susan J. Aramony John Michael Martin Judith J. Flanders David C. Miller Paul L. Backman Griesbaum William C. Mclver Ron Herring Celeste Hardee Muir CIRCUIT JUDGES ADMINISTRATOR Marcia Beach Charles M. Holcomb Lauren L. Miller J. Michael Hunter Dennis J. Murphy James D. Arnold 561/355-2431 Arthur M. Birken Bruce W. Jacobus Daniel R. Monaco Donald G. Jacobsen Jorge J. Perez Rex Martin Barbas John B. Bowman Lisa Davidson Kahn Donald E. Pellecchia Harvey A. Kornstein Roberto M. Pineiro James M. Barton, II CIRCUIT JUDGES George A. Brescher Kenneth R. Lester, Jr. Thomas S. Reese J. David Langford Victoria Platzer Emmett Lamar Battles Ronald V. Alvarez Miette K. Burnstein George W. Maxwell, III Jay B. Rosman John F. Laurent Israel Reyes Herbert J. Baumann, Moses Baker, Jr. Robert B. Carney Donna L. Mclntosh James H. Seals Dennis P. Maloney Jose M. Rodriguez Jr. Thomas H. Barkdull, Geoffrey D. Cohen John Dean Moxley, Jr. Hugh E. Starnes Ellen S. Master Rosa I. Rodriguez Debra K. Behnke III Dorian K. Debra S. Nelson Margaret Ogilvie J. Michael McCarthy Jeffrey Rosinek Charles Ed Bergmann William J. Berger Dam aoorgian James E. C. Perry Steinbeck Randall G. McDonald Arthur Rothenberg Anthony K. Black Peter D. Blanc Richard D. Eade Tonya Rainwater James R. Thompson Dick Prince Mare Schumacher J. Kevin Carey Lucy Chernow Brown J. Leonard Fleet Morgan Laur Sherra Winesett Susan W. Roberts Lawrence A. Schwartz Martha J. Cook Catherine M. Brunson John A. Frusciante Reinman STATE ATTORNEY Olin W. Shinholser Jauqueline Hogan Marva L. Crenshaw Harold J. "Hal" Cohen Ana I. Gardiner J. Preston Silvernail Stephen B. Russell Wm. Bruce Smith Scola Jack Espinosa, Jr. Jeffrey J. Colbath Michael L. 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20 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2004 ' Lake Shirlyon J. McWhorter Palm Beach St. Lucie ~ I' Tavares Karen Mills-Francis West Palm Beach Ff. Pierce Richard W. Boylston Edward K. Newman Nelson E. Bailey James W. Midelis Donna F. Miller Ana Maria Pando William A. Bollinger Thomas J. Walsh, Jr. www. fljudges. corn/jud Charlotte Gilchrist Catherine M. Pooler Charles E. Burton Philip J. Yacuca, Jr. ges/index. htm Punta Gorda Trenton Lee Orlando A. Prescott Gory J. Ciklin Peter A. Bell Edward Philman Ff. Myers Bonnie Lano Barry M. Cohen Santa Rosa Alachua W. Wayne Woodard James R. Adams Rippingille Jonathan D. Gerber Milton Ga/nesvi//e Glades John W. Dommerich Michael J. Samuels P.A. Damico W. Joel Boles Jeanne Dawes Citrus Moore Haven John E. Duryea, Jr. Martin Shapiro Laura S. Johnson Colic Nichols, Jr. Crenshaw Inverness Jack Lundy Leigh Frizzell Hayes Caryn Canner Sheree D. Cunningham Aymer L. Curtin Mark J. Yerman J. Frank Porter Schwartz Peter M. Evans Sarasota Phyllis Diane Kotey Gulf Radford Russell Jacqueline Schwartz Donald W. Hafele Sarasota Ysleta W. McDonald Clay Port Sf. Joe Sturgis Sheldon Ronald Susan R. Lubitz Kimberly Carlton Bonner James P. Nilon Green Cove Springs Fred N. Witten Edward Joseph Schwartz Joseph Marx Barbara Briggs Timothy R. Collins Volz, Jr. Fred Seraphin Krista Marx David L. Denkin Baker Richard R. Townsend Hamilton Cristina Pereyra Paul 0. Moyle Judy Goldman Mace/enny Jasper Leon Shuminer Nancy Perez Emanuel LoGalbo, Jr. Joseph Monroe Collier David E. Bembry Tallahassee Roger A. Silver Debra Moses Stephens Williams Naples Augustus D. Samuel Joseph Slom Seminole Ramiro Manalich Hardee Aikens, Jr. Linda Singer Stein Pasco Sanford Bay Vince Murphy Wauchula Timothy D. Harley Raphael "Ray" Dade City Carmine M. Bravo Panama City Eugene C. Turner Marcus J. Ezelle Judith W. Hawkins Steinhardt Robert P. Cole Ralph E. Eriksson John D. O' Brien Donald Scott Modesitt Richard J. Suarez Debra Roberts Mark E. 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THE SHERIFF'S STAR A JANUARY I FEBRUARY 2004 2 1 FLORIDA'S U.S. SENAT and "~.„'"'ig'~~-",», 'ESENTATIVES /r* 'lllr ~ ' I ~ ~ Web site: www. senate, gov/senators/index, cfm

BOB GRAHAM (D) (D)

Born Coral Gables, FL, November 9, Born Miami, FL, September 29, 1942 1936Education BA Degree, Univer-sity Education BA Degree, Yale University, of Florida, 1959; Law Degree, Harvard, 1965; JD Degree, University of Vir- 1962 Spouse Adele Children Four ginia, 1968; honorary degrees from Career Florida House of Representa- Nova Southeastern University, Rollins tives, 1966; Senate, 1970; elected College, Bethune-Cookman College, Governor 1978 and '82; elected to U.S. Senate 1986, 1992 Florida Institute of Technology and Embry-Riddle Uni- and 1998 Bac~ound Father, Ernest R. "Cap" Graham, versity Spouse Grace Children Two Military Captain, U.S. was former State Senator in Florida and unsuccessful can- Army, active duty 1968-70, reserve, 1965-71 Career didate for Governor; maternal aunt, Mrs. Ina S. Thompson, Practicing attorney, 1970-79; Florida House of Represen- of DeFuniak Springs, was first woman to attain "Little tatives, 1972-78; U.S. House of Representatives, 1979- Cabinet" status as Florida's Motor Vehicle Commissioner in 91; Chairman, Space Subcommittee, 1985-91;trained and the 1950s Committee Assignments Energy and Natural flew with space shuttle crew, 1986; authored a book titled, Resources; Environment and Public Works; Finance "Mission, " 1988; author of scientific articles; elected State Committee; Veterans' Affairs, Ranking Member; Chairman, Treasurer, 1994 and 1998; U.S. Senate, 2000; member of Select Committee on Intelligence Address 524 Hart Senate the U.S. Senate Committees on Armed Services, Foreign Office Building, Washington, D.C., 20510 Phone (202) Relations, Commerce and Budget. Address 716 Hart 224-3041, Building, Washington, DC 20510 Phone (202) 224-5274.

~ ' I Web site: www. house. gov/ 1st District 2nd District Escmnbia Holmes, Okaloosa, Calhoun, DUtie, Franklin, Gadsden, Sante Rosa Walton and Gilchrist, Gujl, Hamilton, Jackson, '': W~hiOn CoNlEl8$. Jefferson, Lafcpette Leon, Liberty, Madison, Suwannee Tip lor, Wakulla JEFF MIrLLER (R) and Washington Counties. Pordons oj Bay and Columbia Coundes. Barn St, Petersburg, 8orid@ June 27, rasa atumriea earner a aacaerer s' F. , JR. (D) Degree in 1984 from the University of Florida Spouse Vicki CMdren Wo ChuPN Methodist Cur~Elected in 1998 and Born Valdosta, GA, June 6, 1945 Education Florida State re-elected to serve as State Representative of'District 1; in University, BS in Accounting Children Three Church 2000 Elected to Congress in October 2001 COmmittee United Methodist Military Rifle Platoon Leader, US Army, Assgnments Appointed to House Armed Services Com- served in Vietnam Career Fifth generation farmer, Florida mittee; member, Committee on Veterans Affairs; Served as House of Representatives 1989-96, served as Chair of Chairman of the Utilities 8, TeIecommunkations Commit- Governmental Operations Committee, the House Rules and tee; member, co™itteeon Governinent appropriations; Calendar Committees and Chair of the House Democratic member, Committee on Rules, Ethics and Elections; mem- Cone'servativee Caucus; elected to the U.S. House of ber, Council For Ready Infrastructure; past chairman of the Representatives 1996 and 1998 Committee Assignments Escambia County Legislative Delegation for 1999-2M0. Appropriations Committee, Com-munications Co-Chair, 0+ce/ 331 Cannon House Office Building Washington, Blue Dog Coalition Address 107 Cannon House Office D.C. 20515-0921 Phone (202) 225-4136. Building, Washington, DC 20515 Phone (202) 225-5235.

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3rd District System, New York; Master's Degree from Russell Sage Portions ofDuval, Cia' Putnam, college; Labor Studies Certificate, Corneg UniVersity Alachua, Marion, and Lake County, Spouse Harvey Waite Children Three Career 18 years as a And small Sections of Orange, staffer in New York Senate; Hernando County Commis- Seminole and Rest Volusia. sioner; elected to State Senate representing F1orida's 10th District (1992-2002); elected Florida's Fifth District (D) Representative (2002) Honors and Awards Chairman of the Natural Resources and Conservation Committee Born Jacksonville, FL, November 1 1, 1946 Educadon BS, ( 1994-95); Chairman of Senate Health Care Committee Florida A6tM University; Education Specialist Degree and (1995-98); named Senate Majority Whip (1999); elected Master's Degree, U of Fla. Children One Church Baptist President Pro Tempore of Florida's State Senate (2000); Career Faculty member at Fla. Community College Vice Chair of The Senate Rules and Calendar Committee; (Jacksonville), University of Florida and Edward Waters May 2001 appointed Chairman of the Senate Natural College (Jacksonville); elected to Fla. House of Represen- Resources Committee and was appointed to the Joint tatives, 1982-92; elected to U.S, House of Representa- Leg'slative Committee on Everglades Oversight in June; tives, 1992 to present Honors First woman to chair Duval Following the Events of September 1 1she was appointed County legislative delegation; Legislator of the Year Chair of the Select Committee on Public Security and Crisis awards from Jacksonville Association of Firefighters and management, Address 1516 Longworth House Office Fla. Association of Homes for the Ayng; Honorary Doctor Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 Phone (202) 225-1002. of Laws Degree from Edward Waters College Address 2444 Rayburn House Office Building, Washington, D.C, 6th District 20515 Phone (202) 225-0123. Pordonsof Alachua, Cluny, Duval, Gilchrist, Lake, Levy, and 4th District Marion Counties. Nassau County, Portions ofDuval, Flagler' St, Johns and (R) Volusia Counties. Born Washington, DC, Education 4k (R) Graduated from George Washington University with a B.S. in Electrical Engineering; recognized as the Air Force Bom-: Jacksonville, FL, September 1, 1944 Education ROTC Distinguished Military Graduate Spouse Joan

University of Georgia, . BA, 1966; University of Florida, JD, Children Three Military U,S, Air Force four years Career 1969 Wj'fe Kitty Children Two Church Episcopal Career Developed Stearns House, Inc. , motel management firm lavement 8anker, Florida House of Representatives, with five motels and three restaurants in Marion and 19'72:-:.-78; Florida E&ics Commission, 1983-85; Florida Alachua Counties, Fla. ; elected to U.S. House of Represen- Senate 1986-94, . Senate President, 1992-93; Florida tatives 1988 to present Committee Assignments Veterans' Con@tutiop Revision Corrunittee 1997-98; elected U.S. Affairs Committee; Energy k Commerce Committee RepiesentatiVe 2000-HonorS First Republican in Florida's (Chairman — Commerce, Trade R Protection Consumer histojy to be; electe4: PresideInt Of the Senate (1992); Subcommittee; Vice — Chairman Telecommunications Deputy M@jority %8jg.;„in ttie-,:',U.S. House GO/ leadership; Subcommittee, Oversight and Investigations Subcommit- Committee Assgniiwi'ts AppjopriatIons Committee and tee) Address 2370 Rayburn House Office Building, Budget Comiriittee. "':::~wIjI':::::127~on House Office Washington, D.C. 20515 Phone (202) 225-5744. Building, WaShin~„' D, C',:;:,,20515::'.::,/hone::(202) .225- 2501. 7th District Pordons ofOrange, Seminole and Volusia Coundes. Alachua Ci~, Hernia@ and Levy. Coundes. Pordons ofColumbia, JOHN L. MICA (R) Marion and Pasco Couitd'~.

' " "'"-' '. ""Born'"';Singhamton, NY, January 27, GIMPY BROWN-WArTE (R) ;„'„,„i:;;::;:.;;.194$'::;:,~cadon, AA. . Degree, , Miami- „. Dade eCImmiuuty .Cthe; BS, Degree, . University of Fia. ' Born Albany, New York, October 5, '- SpoutiIe, Patrida Chil&in TjIj"o Church Episcopal Career 1943 Educadon Bachelor's Degree Sodom the State College '-:::-Business ventiirejl'hi @iiular telephones, real estate, trade

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consulting, governmental affairs and lobbying; executive National Guard nine years Career Insurance executive; director of local government study commissions; consult- elected to Fla. Senate, 1960-70 (first minority leader); ant to Florida's Joint Center for Urban and Environmental elected to U.S. House of Representatives 1970 to present Studies; elected to Fla. House of Repre-sentatives, 1976- Honors Distinguished Public Service, American Medical 80; Chief of Staff for U.S. Sen. Paula Hawkins, 1980-85; Association; Most Valuable Senator, Florida Press Corps; elected to U.S, House of Represen-tatives, 1992 to pres- Award of Merit, President's Commission on Employment ent Honors Fla, Good Government Award from Jaycees, of the Handicapped; Watchdog of the Treasury Award; " 1973; one of Florida's "Outstanding Young Men, 1978 Guardian of Small Business Award Committee Assign- Address 2445 Rayburn House Office Building, ments Chairman, Appropriations Committee Address Washington, D.C. 20515 Phone (202) 225-4035. 2407 Rayburn House Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 Phone (202) 225-5961, 8th District Parts of Orange, Lake, Martin, 11th District and Osceola Coundes. Portions ofHillsborough County. (R) JIM DAVIS (D)

Born Johnson City, TN, September 5, Born Tampa, FL, October 11, 1957 1964 Educadon East Tennessee State, Education Washington and Lee 1986; Vanderbilt University, 1992 Children 7wo Church University, BA, University of Florida, 4 Methodist Career Attorney; elected 2000 Activities Juris Doctorate Spouse Peggy Children 7wo Church Chairman of the Board, Orlando/Orange County COM- Episcopal Career Attorney, elected Florida House of PACT program 1997-98 Committee Assignments House Representatives, 1988 to 1996, elected U.S. House of Education and Judiciary Committees Address 605 E. Representatives, 1996 to Present Honors New Democrat Robinson St., ¹650 Orlando, Fl 32801 Phone (407) 872- Coalition co-chair; Concord Coalition Honor Roll of the 1962. most fiscally responsible Members of Congress, three years in a row, Democratic Freshman Class President, 9th District 105th Congress, House Majority Leader 1994-1996, 25 Pordons ofHillsborough, Pasco awards for work on education spending and accountabil- and Pinellas Counties. ity, energy efficiency, crime prevention, affordable healthcare, environmental protection and state budget MICHAEL BILIRAKIS (R) reform Committee Assignments Energy and Commerce Committees Address 409 Cannon House Office Building, Born Tarpon Springs, FL, July 16, Washington, DC 20515 Phone (202) 225-3376. 1930 Educadon BS Degree in engi- neering, University of Pittsburgh; JD Degree, University 12th District of Fla. Spouse Evelyn Children 7wo Church Greek DeSoto and Hardee Counties. Orthodox Mi7itary U.S, Air Force, four years, Korean Pordons ofHighlands, Hillsborough, Conflict Career Businessman, attorney, engineer, steel Pasco and Polk Counties. worker, small diims judge, municipal judge; elected to U.S. House of Representatives, 1982 to present Honors ADAM H. PUTNAM (R) Citizen of the Year, Tarpon Springs Committee Assign- ments Serves on Veterans' Affairs Committee, and Born Bartow, Florida, July 31, 1974 Energy and Commerce Committee Address 2269 Education University of Florida, BS in Food and Resource Rayburn House Office Building, Washington, D.C, 20515 Economics alfie Melissa Children Three Church Phone (202) 225-5755. Episcopalian Career worked in family citrus and cattle business; Florida House of Representatives 1996-2000; 10th District elected 2000 Honors and Awards Named Outstanding Pan's ofPinellas County Male Graduate, University of Florida; Who's Who in American Politics; was sworn in as the youngest member C. W. (R) of the 107th U.S, Congress at age 26 {January, 2001) Activities President, Florida 4-H Foundation; member, Born Harmarville, PA, December 16, Polk County Farm Bureau, Polk County Cattleman's 1930 Spouse Beverly Children Three Association, Chamber of Commerce, and Polk County Church Methodist Military Florida Historical Association; Board of Directors, Florida

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Sheriffs Youth Villa Committee Assignments Agriculture, Planning Organization; Director, Lee County Mental Health Budget, Government Reform, and Joint Economic Address Center Committee Assgnments Chairman of the House 506 Cannon HOB, Washington, DC 20515-0912 Phone Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, serves on the 202-225-1252. House Rules Committee and Select Committee for Homeland Security Address 108 Cannon House Office 13th District Building, Washington, D.C, 20515 Phone (202) 225-2536, Ii/Ianatee and Sarasota Counties. Portions of Charlotte and 15th District Hillsborough Counties. Almost all ofBrevard, Indian River, Osceola, and a small portion of (R) Polk County,

Born Key West, FL, April 5, 1957 , MD (R) Education BA in History, Agnes Scott College; studied Spanish and Art, University of Madrid, Madrid, Spain; Born Amityville, NY, August 31, 1953 L'Abri International Fellowship, Geneva, Switzerland; Education State University of New York at Stony Brook, BS Masters in Public Administration, Harvard University Degree in Biochemistry; State University of New York, Spouse Anders Ebbeson Children One Church Presbyter- Buffalo School of Medicine, MD Degree Spouse Nancy ian Career Commercial Real Estate Broker; Marketing Church Zion Christian Afilitary U.S. Army medical training Executive, IBM National Account Division; Brown Real at Letterman Army Medical Center, San Francisco; attained Estate, Inc. , VP Commercial Real Estate Political Career rank of Major, 1987; Army Reserves, 1987-92 Career Elected to the Florida State Senate, 1994; chair of the Private medical practice, internal medicine; Melbourne (FL) Commerce and Economic Opportunities; Committee and Internal Medicine Associates; elected to U.S. House of vice chair of both the Banking and Insurance and the Representatives, 1994 to present Honors Phi Beta Kappa, Government Reform Committees; elected Florida Secre- 1978; Alpha Omega Alpha honor medical society; co- tary of State, 1998, chamioned Florida's Election Reform founder, Space Coast Family Forum, 1989 Committee Act following the year 2000 election controversy; elected Assignments Appropriaions Committee Address 2347 U.S. Congress 2002 Honors and Awards Numerous leg- Rayburn House Office Building, Washington, DC 20515 islative and civic awards, including: Mel Fisher Award Phone (202) 225-3671.

. for International Trade Advocacy, Florida Economic Development Council Legislator of the Year, Florida 16th District : United Business Association Outstanding Legislator, and Glades and Charlotte Counties. the Florida Arts Advocacy Award; Sarasota Humanitarian Parts ofHendry, Highlands, Ii/Iartin, : of the Year and Statesman of the Year Awards Committee Okeechobee, Palm Beach and Assignments International Relations and Financial St. Lucie Counties. Seduces'. "-Address 116 Cannon House Office Building, ' Washin~n, D-.C. 20515Phone (202) 225-5015. (R) A 14th District Born Newton, MA, September 8, 1954 Education Attended Collier and Lee Counties. Palm Beach Community College Church Roman Catholic PoltiOn Qf" CharIOtte" Couno/ Career Realtor, President of Foley-Smith Q. Associates, Inc. ; City Commissioner and Vice-Mayor, City of Lake Worth; PORTFR GOSS (R) elected to Fla, House of Representatives, 1990; Florida Senate, 1992; U.S. House of Representatives 1994 to pres- Born Waterbury, CT, November 2:6, ent Honors Legislator of the Year, Fla. Farm Bureau; 1938 Education BA Degree„Yale Distinguished Layman, Fla. Medical Assn, ; Special Merit University„Magna Cum Laude Spouse Mariel' Children Award, Cities in Schools; Special Recognition, Fla. Four Church Presbyterian Career U.S. Army Intelligence; Physidan's Assn. ; Past President, Palm Beach County CIA Clandestine Services Officer, 1962-72; sriiall-busi- Legislative Delegation; involved with growth, development ness owner; Sanibel Ctiy Councilman and Mayor, Lee" irid intergovernmental relations entities Committee County Commissioner; member and chairman Lee County Ass(ip, ments Deputy Whip for GOP, Ways and Means, Commission; elected to U.S. House of Representatives, chairnIan of the Entertainment Industry Task Force. 1988 to present Honors and A+liations Director, National Address 104 Cannon House Office Building, Washington, Audubon Society; Chairman, State Advisory Committee D.C. 20515 Phone (202) 225-5792 Fax (202) 225-3132. on Coastal Management; Chairman, Metropolitan

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Political Science; George Washington University Law 17th District School, Juris Doctorate Spouse Laurie Children Three Portions Miami-Dade of Religion Jewish Career Practicing Attorney; Florida State and Broward Counties. Senator 1990-1996, former Chairman of the Finance and Taxation Committees and Criminal Justice Committee; elect- KENDRICK B, MEEK (D) ed U.S. House of Representatives 1996 to present Honors and A~liations Elected President Designate, Florida Senate Born September 6, 1966 Miami, Florida 1995; named "50 Most Effective Legislators in Congress, " Education Obtained his Under-graduate by "Congressional Quarterly" magazine; awarded position Degree from Florida AQ, M University Career Served with the of Assistant Democratic Whip during 108th Congress; Florida Highway Patrol, rising to the rank of Captain; serves on the NATO Parliamentary Assembly; Co-founder, Elected to the State House of Representatives in 1994; Congressional Caucus on US Turkish Relations and Elected into the Senate in 1998; Elected in the US Congress Congressional Taiwan CaucusCommittee Assignments 2002; He has served as the Chairman of the Miami-Dade Senior member, International Relations, Europe subcom- County Legislative Delegation Honors and Awards Member mittee; Judiciary Committee; Internet and Intellectual of the Metropolitan Dade County Urban Revitalization Task Property Subcommittee, co-founder and chair of the Force; 2003 L, Clayton Nance Award; Flemming Fellow for Congressional Caucus on Intellectual Property Promotion the Center for Policy Alternatives; Leroy Collins Awards, and Piracy Prevention Address 213 Cannon Office 2002; Florida Conference of NAACP Branched; Gwen Building, Washington, DC 20515 Phone (202) 225-3001. Sawyer Cherry Memorial Award, 1997; South Florida Association of Black Journalists; Stellar Community Service 20th District Awards, 1996; Ebony Magazine 50 Leaders of Tomorrow, Portions ofBroward and 1995;Mothers Against Drunk Driving, Outstanding Service Miami-Dade Counties. Award, 1990 Address 1039 Longworth House Office Building, Washington, DC 20515 Phone (202) 225-4506. (D)

18th District Born New York, NY, April 1, 1957 Portions ofMiami-Dade County, Education BA Degree, Swarthmore College, Phi Beta Kappa; JD Degree, Yale Law School Spouse ILEANA ROS-LEHTINEN (R) Lori Children Two Religion Jewish Career Attorney; director and founder, Broward County Medicare Inform- ation Born Havana, Cuba, July 15, 1952 Program; elected to Fla. House of Representatives, 1982 to Educatr'on AA Degree, Miami-Dade 1992; elected to U.S. House of Representatives, 1992 to Community College; BA Degree, Fla. present Honors Board member of Broward County lnternati'onal University; Ms Degree, University of Miami; Environmental Coalition, Alzheimer's Association, Jewish post-graduate studies Spouse Dexter Lehtinen Children Federation, B'nai B'rith, Knights of Pythias Committee Four Church Roman Catholic Career Principal of private ele- Assignments Commerce Address 2303 Rayburn House Office

mentary, . schoql; elected„tq Fla, House of Representatives, Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 Phone (202) 225-7931. 1982-86;:Fia; Senate, 1986-89; elected to U.S. House of RepreseritativeS, 1989 to present Honors first Hispanic 21st District (cuban-American) woman to serve in congress committee Portions ofMiami-Dade County, Assgmments lIiternational', Re@tiorls; Government Reform ' 8. Oversight; chiair, siib'ctIinmilttee oh the Middle East and LINCOLN DIAZ-BALART (R) Central Asia, member„. sutej~ee. . . on Wellness and Human Rights Address 2160,8ayblurn House Office Born Havana, Cuba, August 13, 1954 Building, Washington, D.'C. 20515Phut (202) 225-3931. (Bed to U.S. with family in 1959) Education Degree in International 19th District Relations, New College of the University of South Fla. ; Law Pordons qf'Broward and Degree, Case Western Reserve University Spouse Cristina Palm Beach Counties. Children Two Career Elected to Fla. House of Representatives 1986; Fla, Senate, won special election ROBERT rVZXLER (D) 1989 'arnd 're-elected 1990; U.S. House of Representa- tives, . 1992:-'to present Honors First Republican and first Born New York, NY, January 2, 1961 Hispanic elected:::chair'man- of Dade County delegation in Education University of Florida, BA Florida Lel'Islatiue; aearCh for effective legislative service

26 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY I FEBRUARY 2004 ~ ' I' from VFW, Dade County Public Schools, Fair Campaign Practices Committee and Florida Epilepsy Foundation; 24th District Portions Broward, Miami-Dade and Member of the Powerful House Rules Committee; Commit- of Palm Beach Counties. tee Assignments Member of the Committee on Homeland Chairman, Rules Subcommittee; Member of the Security, House Policy Committee, Chairman of the Freedom, Civil (R) Liberties, R Human Rights Subcommittee Address 2244 Rayburn House Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20515- Born Philadelphia, PA, May 21, 1958 0921 Phone (202) 225-4211. Education Graduated from Penn State University with a degree in Political Science; Obtained his 22nd District Law Degree form the University Of Pittsburgh in 1983 Pordons ofBroward, Miami-Dade Career Elected to the Florida House of Representatives, and Palm Beach Counties, 1990; 1994 He joined as his Candidate for Lieutenant Governor; 1994 Tom accepted the invitation to E. , Jr. (R) join the prestigious James Madison Institute, a Florida Based research and educational Organization; later served Born Miami, FL, April 19, 1939 as Director of The James Madison Institute; 1995 served as Education BS Degree in Business the International Re-publican Institute Ambassador to the Administration, Stetson University; Master's Degree in Macedonian Gov-ernment; 1996 re-elected to the Florida Accounting, University of Alabama; JD Degree, Stetson House of Repre-sentatives for District 33; 1999 was elect- University Law School Spouse Emilie Children Four Church ed as Speaker; 2002 elected to US Congress representing Catholic Career City Commissioner, Associate Muncipal the 24th Dis-trict Honors and Awards 1992 the American Judge, Assistant City Attorney, Chief City Prose- cutor, Legislative Exchange Council voted him the National Vice Mayor, Mayor of Ft. Lauderdale (three terms); elect- Outstanding Legislative member of the year for his work ed to U.S. Congress, 1980 to present; formerly a Certified on Education Reform; In March of this year he became the Public Accountant Honors and A~liations Appointed spe- Institutes fifth recipient of the James Madison Award for cial ambassador to Papua, New Guinea, by President Ford; Public Service Address 323 Cannon House Office Building, served on Executive Committee of Republican National Washington, DC 20515 Phone (202) 225-2706. Committee; authored Welfare Reform Bill of 1996; Audubon Society Legislator of the Year; member, Florida 25th District Bar Association Committee Assignments Ways and Means; Portions Miami-Dade Chairman Social Security Subcommittee; member of the of and Collier Counties Trade subcommittee Address 2408 Rayburn House Office Building, Washington, D,C. 20515 Phone (202) 225-3026. MARIO DIAZ-BALART (R) 23rd District Portions gf"8roward, Hendry, Martin, Born Ft. Lauderdale, FL, September 25, Palm Beati"A: and St.: Lucie Counties. 1961 Education Attended Univer-sity of South Florida Career Formerly president of GDB+ AMER I..~TIROS (D) Partners, marketing and public relations; Political Aide, Miami Mayor Political Career Elected to Fla. House of 1 Born Aitarilnte Springs, Fl,:, ;Septem- . Representatives, 1988; elected to Fla. Senate, 1992; re- ber 5, 1936Sducatton BA Degiee, Fisk elected (unopposed) 1996; elected to Fla. House (unop- University; attended 8oward-:Vriiversi@ SchooI of Law; JD posed) 2000; elected to U.S. House of Representatives, Degree, Florida MN Universliy Collie of Law Chil@i en 2002; Honors and Awards First Hispanic to Chair Com- Three Chuich African Methodist Episcopal Career bined Appropriations/Ways 8, Means/Finance and Tax Practicing attorney; CIrcuit Jti'~; U.S,:District Jii'age; elect- Committee; named "Most Effective Lawmaker" by Miami 1, ed to U.S, House of Representatives, 1992:;,::to. preserit Herald, ,996; and. numerous other awards and distinctions Honors and Aplfadons NAACP, ACLU, Southern Poverty from statewide associations; Founded the Washing-ton Law Center, NOW, Planned Paienthodd, Sierra club, Ur~ 'Haste Watchers, a congressional working group to combat League, National Conference of Black,Lawyers-. Comml4i@e +vernriis@t waste, fraud and abuse committees Budget Assignments House Rules and Permanent Select Commit- and Transportation k Infrastructure committees Address tee on Intelligence. Address 2235 Rayburn House Offl'ce $13 ~'6n House ONce Building, Washington, D.C. Building, Washington, D,C. 20515 Phone (202) 225-131'3. 20515 Ph&e (200):,225-27T8.

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Bradford Ben Graber Citrus (Starke) Suzanne N. (inverness)

N.RLAU Pop. 25,500 Gunzburger Pop. 114,898

OAOEUEN N 'IO ION L ON Sheriff Kristin D. Jacobs Sheriff NAI 'IU'I CAI I UN tl UR ff Robert W. NBobN llene Lieberman "Jeff" OAE k R*fl S. Jeffrey J. 'H EULLA RAN. OR Milner, Jr. Lori Nance Parrfsh Dawsy NRERtl U RN

EIIH 4'F Clerk of Circuit Court John E. Rodstrom, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court RNR IR RIILI' R * OL At.AC U* Francis Ray Norman James A. Scott Betty Strif ter CHIO Property Appraiser Diana Wasserman- Property Appraiser il Jimmy Alvarez Rubin Ronald J. Schultz NA 'C Tax Collector School Board Tax Collector Teila N. Pearson Carole L. Andrews Janice A. Warren Supervisor of Elections Judie S. Budnick Supervisor of Elections Terry L. Vaughan Darla L. Carter Susan Gill OR* Ci School Superintendent Marty Rubinstein School Superintendent Robert G. Paterson III Beverly A. Gallagher David J. Hickey NLRRONNIR HHRUAi Commissioners Stephanie Arma Kraft Commissioners

', John Cooper Robert D. Parks Bartell ', *fifitiififf iv I Gary 'iff Herman Johnson Lois Wexler Roger 0. Batchelor

\ R, r HARI t NA lilt t T. J. Mann Benjamin Williams Jim Fowler I+ J. HHLAHUU John Wayne Hersey Vicki Phillips '. EARALOIA, CO Doyle Thomas Calhoun Josh Wooten UEIO I HOER School Board (Biounistown) School Board Vivian 0. Chappell Pop, 14,117 Virginia G. Bryant El HERO Randy Jones Sheriff Patricia T. Bobby Carter David L. Tatum Deutschman RNO LRU OFF Jesse Moore, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Sandra C. Himmel James Watson Ruth W. Attaway Patience Nave Property Appraiser Louis A. Miele Brevard Terreil L. Stone (Titusviiie) Tax Collector Clay Pop. 474,803 Barbara A. Davis (Green Cove Springs) Sheriff Supervisor of Elections Pop. 139,631 Philip B. "Phil" Martin Sewell Sheriff FlufrEida'S County Official information, inC Williams School Superintendent L. Scott Lancaster leyulatiloRn figures, provided by the, Clerk of Circuit Court Wilson T. McClellan Clerk of Circuit Court Scott Ellis Commissioners James B. Jett Department of State, Division of Property Appraiser Earl Hunt Property Appraiser Jim Ford Willie T. Grant Wayne G. Weeks Bureau of Election Records. Tax Collector Jim C. Pickron Tax Collector web: http: //election. dos, James R. NRodN William E. Sewell Jimmy R. Weeks s, Northcutt S. Donnell Whitfield Supervisor of Elections Supervisor of Elections School Board Barbara A. Kirkman Fred D. Galey Volena Barfield School Superintendent School Superintendent Willie A. Brown, Jr. David L. Owens Lt' "r "r, :;ff R Itwt% Richard A. Di Patri Doyle F. Daniels Commissioners Commissioners David A. Price George Anthony Bush Susan Garison Timothy G. Smith Christy Fitzgerald Jackie Colon Larry R. Lancaster Nancy N. Higgs Charlotte Glenn R Lassiter Alac hue Baker Bay Ron Pritchard (Punta Qorda) Patrick D. McGovern (Gainesviiie) (Mace)enny) (Panama City) Truman G. 136,773 School Board Pop. 216,249 Pop. 21,879 Pop. Pop. 150,119 Scarborough, Jr. Sheriff Charles Sheriff Sheriff T. Fields Sheriff School Board William F. Cameron Lisa B. Graham Stephen M. "Steve" Joey B. Dobson W. Frank McKeithen Bea D. Fowler Clerk of Circuit Court Carol Y. Studdard Ostrich Clerk of Circuit Court Clerk of Circuit Court Larry E. Hughes Barbara T. Scott Carol A. Vallencourt Cferk of Circuit Court Thomas A. Fraser, Sr. Harold Bazzel Janice Kershaw Property Appraiser Charles E. Van Zant, J. K. "Buddy" Irby Property Appraiser Property Appraiser Robert L. Jordan Jr. V. Frank Desguin Jr. Property. Appraiser Gary B. Barber Rick Barnett Rich Wilson Tax Collector Edward A. Crapo Tax Collector Tax Collector Vickie L. Potts Collier Tax Collector Gene Harvey Peggy C. Brannon Broward Supervisor of Elections (Naples) Von Fraser Supervisor of Elections Supervisor of Elections (Ft. Lauderdale) Judy Anderson Pop. 219,685 BupervfffbiR of Elecfkins Nifa B. Crawford Mark Andersen Pop. 1,490,289 School Superintendent Sheriff , Beverly. .Hill School Superintendent School Superintendent Sheriff David E. Gayler Don Hunter School Sufperfntendent I'aula T. Barton James E, McCalister, Kenneth C. NKenN Commissioners Clerk of Circuit Court Mary L Chambers: . R' Commissioners Sr Commissioners Jenne II Adam Cummings Dwight E. Brock Julie B.Combs Commissioners ' Clerk of Circuit Court Thomas C. D'Aprile Property Appraiser Mike Byedy Alex Robinstlns Thomas Cornel Brock Howard C. Forman Matthew D. DeBoer Abe Skinner Lee Pinkoson Qlffon Barton Jghn G, Newberry, Jr, Property Appraiser Sara Devos Tax Collector Cynthia Moore Fred Raufdrson Michael J, Rope "Bill" Chestnut William Markham Mac V. Horton Guy L. Carlton , , Mark Harlfey George B, Gafrier Tax Colfector School Board Supervisor of Elections Rodney J. Long School Board Jerry Girvin Penelope"PennyN . Joseph Rosenhagen Connie Kantor Jennifer J. Edwards . EarlDwigtttCrews, r ck Jtdol Board Supervisor of Elections Andrea Messina School Superintendent Wheat Dean Griffis Johftny L. Brook Miriam McKinzie Barbara Y. Rendell H. Benjamin Marlin School Board Jeanine L'Harvey RonR Danzey Oliphant Sue Sifrit Commissioners Tina Turner James P. Raulerson Donna Allen. : School SIIperintendent Lee Swift Fred Virginia "Ginger" Patricia Weeks Coyle C. Michael Lee Jones Childs Franklin L Till, Jr. Jim Coletta Thefma G. Rdhan ': Jeannine M. Cawthon Comihiaskiners Donna Fiala Barbara J. Sharps Josephus Eggelletion, Tom Henning Wes Eubank Jr.

28 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2004 Frank Halas School Superintendent School Board Commissioners Supervisor of Elections Property Appraiser Hillsborough School Board Dennis W. Bennett Gary L. Bergosh Edward J. Dixon Linda F. Griffin Kristina A. Kulpa (Tampa) Linda Abbott Commissioners John DeWitt Brenda A. Holt School Superintendent Tax Collector Pop. 967,511 Patricia Carroll John L. Driggers, Sr. Linda Finkelstein Bill McGill Jerry E. Kelley Peggy S. Hampton Sheriff Dick Bruce Marcus A. Hays Ronnie L. Clark Carolyn J. Roberson Commissioners Supervisor of Elections Cal Henderson Kathleen Curtolo Hoyt J. "Buddy" Lamb Cary Stidham Sterling L. Watson Jerry W. Barnes Lucretia A, Strickland Clerk of Circuit Court Steven Donovan Alton J. Land School Board Carl W. Fox School Superintendent Richard Ake James T. Valentine Flagler Catherine S. James Carmen L. McLemore Thomas W. Conner Property Appraiser Columbia School Board (Bunnell) Judge B. Helms Nathan Peters, Jr. Commissioners Robert E. Turner (Lake City) Timothy W. Alexander Pop. 45,818 Roger P. Milton Billy E. Traylor Darrell R. Harris Tax Collector Pop. 56,514 David Keen Sheriff Isaac Simmons, Jr. School Board W. T. Maddox, Jr. Doug Belden Sheriff Glenn Osteen James L. "Jim" Manfre Charlie D. Frost Charlotte M. Pierce Kevin McCarty Supervisor of Elections "Bo" Frank E. Owens Dwayne "Top" Clerk of Circuit Court Sharon T. Gaskin William C. Buddy Johnson Clerk of Circuit Court Roilison Gail Wadsworth Gilchrist Billy Charles Quinn, Jr. Pelham, Jr. School Superintendent P. DeWitt Cason Bonnie F. Williams Property Appraiser (Trenfon) Oscar D. Redd Janet B. Taylor Earl J. Lennard Property Appraiser John W. Seay Pop. 13,406 Linda R. Wood School Board Commissioners J. Doyle Crews Duval Tax Collector Sheriff Eva S. Berg Tax Collector (Jacksonville) Suzette Pellicer David P. Turner Hamilton Dwayne E. Brown Ken Hagan H. Ray Walker Pop. 762,846 Supervisor of Elections Clerk of Circuit Court (Jasper) Patrick B. Langford Thomas Scott "Rick" Supervisor of Elections Sheriff Peggy Rae Border Joseph W. Gilliam Pop. 14,376 Richard A. Jim Norman Carolyn D. Kirby John H. Rutherford School Superintendent Property Appraiser Sheriff Murphy Jan K. Platt School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Court Robert L. Corley D. Ray Harrison, Jr. J. Harrell Reid John Perry, Jr. Pat Collier Frank Michael B. Flanagan Jim Fuller Commissioners Tax Collector Clerk of Circuit Court Ronda R. Storms Commissioners Property Appraiser James A. Darby Winfred W. Welch W. "Gregg" Godwin Hernando School Board James H. James Nowlin Overton George E. Harms Supervisor of Elections Property Appraiser (Brooks ville) Glenn Barrington Montgomery Tax Collector Blair R. Kanbar Susan J. Bryant David H. Goolsby, Jr. Pop. 127,392 Carolyn W. George A. Skinner Mike Hogan Herschel C. King, Jr. School Superintendent Tax Collector Sheriff Bncklemyer "Rich" Dewey A. Weaver Supervisor of Elections Patrick L McGuire, Jr. Donald A. Thomas Norma J. Cook Richard B. Carol W. Kurdell Ronald A. Williams John Stafford School Board Commissioners Supervisor of Elections Nugent Jack R. Lamb Jennifer Flinn School Superintendent Colleen Conklin Wilbur C. Bush Laura Dees Clerk of Circuit Court Jennifer Faliero School Board John C. Fryer, Jr. Susan Dickinson Randy D. Durden School Superintendent Karen Nicolai Ann S. Olson Linard Johnson Commissioners James T. Guines Sue Beach Suggs Charles F. Blalock, Jr. Property Appraiser Doris Ross Reddick Harvey Campbell Warren T. Alvarez Eddie Herrera, Jr. Mitchell Gentry Commissioners Alvin R. Mazourek Steve Nelson Elaine Brown Evelyn L. Tommy Langford Michael D. Adams Tax Collector Holmes Keith Hudson Sharon L. Copeland Shellenberger School Board Leon McGauley Juanita 8 Sikes (Boni lay) Glenn J. Hunter Michael L Corrigan, J. M. Everett Ronny C. Morgan Supervisor of Elections Pop. 18,899 Jr. Franklin Lois A. Fletcher Bailey R. Ogburn, Sr. Annie D. Williams Sheriff DeBoto Lad Daniels (Apalachicola) Gary E. Rexroat Lewis Vaughn School Superintendent C. Dennis Lee (Arcadia) Daviel Davis Pop. 10,872 Ronald D. Smith School Board Wendy L. Tellone Clerk of Circuit Court Pop. 28,438 Reginald N, Fullwood Sheriff James E. Vickers Martha W. Butler Commissioners Cody Taylor Sheriff Art Graham Bruce E. Varnes Lawrence F. Carver ffl Mary Coyne Aiken Property Appraiser John J. "Johnny" Jerry Holland Clerk of Circuit Court Glades Don Fenneman Robert Schenek Otis Corbin, Jr. Fugate Kevin E. Hyde Kendall D. Wade (Moore Haven) Lynn Roberson Hannah M. Robinson Tax Collector Clerk of Circuit Court Suzanne S. Jenkins Property Appraiser Pop. 9,867 J. T. Simon Diane B. Rowden Frances G. Fuller Mitzie W. McGavic Glorious J. Johnson Doris Barber Sheriff Mary E. Betty Supervisor of Elections "Jim" Property Appraiser Mia L. Jones Pendleton James E. Rider Hardee Whitehouse Debbie Wilcox Morris Newton D. Keen Pat Lockett-Felder Tax Collector Clerk of Circuit Court (Wauchu/a) School Board School Superintendent Tax Collector Lake G. Ray, ffl James A. Harris, Jr. Joe Flint Pop. 22,594 Gail M. Coleman E. Myron Hudson Kathryn J. "Kathy" Hill Faye Rustin Supervisor of Elections Property Appraiser Sheriff John C. Druzbick Commissioners Supervisor of Elections Lynette Self Doris Shiver Gibbs Larry R. Luckey J. Loran Cogburn James B. Malcolm Jim King Mark F. Negley Arthur H. Shad School Superintendent Tax Collector Clerk of Circuit Court Sandra K. Nicholson Howard Owens School Superintenderit Gwendolyn Yates Jo Ann B. Gander JoAnn Greer-Purvis B. Hugh Bradley Robert C. Wiggins Harold Smith Adlian H; Cline School Board Commissioners Supervisor of Elections Property Appraiser Earl Stafford Caiifmissiorwxa Kristanna B. Barnes Eddie Creamer Holly Green Carolyn J. Coker Highlands Jimmy White NIIIam H. Altman Martha E. Barrett Jimmy G. Mosconis School Superintendent Tax Collector (Sebring) School Board T, F'effan Ga'incr Nancy S. Broner Bavin L. Putnal Wayne Aldrich Zerelda J. Smith Pop. 81,143 Rickey D. Callahan JEKIIr-G. Hilt Jimmy A. Jahnson Cheryl K. Sanders Commissioners Supervisor of Elections Sheriff Joey Fisanick Ronald P. Needs Cynthia S. Rounds Clarence Williams Sandy Osceola Dean Cullins Howard Godwin Jason Motley T. L. Welles Brenda A. Priestly School Board Robert L. Giesler School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Court Sidney M. Johnson "Luke" Schbal Board Jackson Jimmy Gander K. S. "Butch" Jones Dennis G. Jones L. E. Brooker Gary B. Scott Lerora P. Bfewer Via(orle S.-Rounds David C. Hinton Franklin D. Simmons Commissioners Property Appraiser Ann Martin Alvin Ward C. Raymond Mclntyre Indian River Robert W, Heine, Jr. , Teresa William R. Lambert, Jr. Rodney Word Eiae4la Katie McKnight School Board Robert Ray Smith Jr. Tax Collector (Vera Beach) Hafffngswafth (Pjiihaacaia) George W. Thompson Thomas Gaskins, Jr. Gordon R. Norris Charles L. Bryan Pop. 109,579 Geraldine M. .Scott ' Pap; 301,818 Catherine Peeples Walter B. Olliff, Jr. Supervisor of Elections Sheriff Ronny R. Allen Shenff f3ad eden. Mike Pressley Clifton N. Timmerman Joe A. Campbell Roy Raymond H Ron MiNesby (Ouincy) Pattie Pearce School Board School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Court Dixie Clerk af Circuit Cauit Pap. 51,478 Donnie Autry Wally Cox Jeffrey K. Barton ' Commissioners Property Appraiser (Cross City) Erftie Lee Magaha Sheriff Wendell Cotton ' Pop. 13,478 Property Appraiser W. A. Waodham (Pari Sf. Joe) Joe H. Jones Bob Bullard David C. Nolte Sheriff Chris C. Jones Cterk of Circuit Court Pop. 14,403 Janice M. Platt David W. Flowers Tax Collector M, Samuel "Sammy" Tax Collectar Niahalee Thomas Sheriff James L. Stallings Andrew B.Jackson Charles W. Sembler II Woodall, Jr. Janet Hoiley Properly. Appraiser , Michael L Hammond C. Guy Maxcy Supervisor of Elections Clerk of Circuit Court Supervisor of Elections George B, Hamil Clerk of, Circuit Court Hendry Edgar E. Stokes Kay Clem Joe Hubert Allen Bonnie M. Jones- Tix Collebtar Do'uglaii C. (LaBelle) School Board School Superintendent Property Appraiser Schaol Superintendent W. Daie Summerfard Birmtffgham Pop. 30,552 Robert L. Fitzgerald, J. Roger Dearing J. Hal Chewning, Jr. Jim Paul Supervisor, of Eleaffans Property Appraiser Sherfff Jr. Commissioners Tax Collector Commissioners Shirley Green Knight Kesiey. Colbert L. Steve Wariey J. Ned Hancock Fran B.Adams Joyce H. Davis Tom Banjantn School Superintehdent Tax Collector Clerk of Circuit Court Donna Howerton Caroline D. Ginn Supervisor of Elections Bill Dickson Sterling D. Dupont Shirley J.Jenklfts Rirbara S. Butler Wally Randall Mae Seville Wendy Sue Renfro

THE SHERIFF'S STAR JANUARY I FEBRUARY 2004 29 Property Appraiser Leon School Board James M. Yancey Robert B. Ingram School Superintendent Tim Walker (Tallahasseej Kyle Peddie Commissioners Betsy H. Kaplan Don Gaetz . Tax Collector Pop. 237,637 Tommy Duggar, Sr. James T. Payton Michael M. Krop Commissioners Marilyn V. Wimberley Sheriff James E. Flowers Randy Harris Frank Bolanos Jackie Burkett Supervisor of Elections Larry Campbell Darrel Hayes Steve F. Henning Agustin J Barrera Sherry S. Campbell Lana B. Morgan Clerk of Circuit Court Roger Reddick Richard A. Frank J. Coho Paula L. Riggs School Superintendent Robert B. Inzer Kesselring, Marta R. Perez William Rtffxsrts Iff Kenneth R. Macht Fredric W. Ward Property Appraiser Madison Jr. Solomon C. Stinson Elaine Tucker Arthur Neuberger Commissioners Bert Hartsfield Parnell Townfey School Board Thomas Lowther (Madison) Franklin G. Buchanan Tax Collector Pop. 19,632 School Board Monroe Lucinda Frakes School Board J. Twead Jack Byrd Doris H. Maloy Sheriff Cheryl Appelquist (Key West) Howard Hill Herbert L. Bailey Gail F. Garrard Supervisor of Elections Peter C. "Pete" Bucher Ronald B. Crawford Pop. 87,030 Lloyd Taylor R. Craig McGarvey Curtis "Donnie" Hamlin ion V. Sancho Clerk of Circuit Court Steven 8, Hering Sheriff Catherine Steven Mohler Thigpen Earnest L. Jones School Superintendent Tim Sanders James F. Kelly Richard D. Roth Rodney L. Walker William D. Hughes School Board William J. Monfford Property Appraiser Sue M. Mosley Clerk of Circuit Court Kathryn A. Wilson Robert A. Hart Commissioners Debra P. Bassett Danny L. Kolhage Okeecho bee Robert D. Koon M. Tax Collector Martin Property Appraiser Jackson Anthony Grippa (Okeechobee) Carolyn S. Land Rudy Maloy Wes Kelley (Stuart) Ervin A. Higgs Pop. 35,510 (Ma/ianna) Henry J. McCray Bill Proctor Supervisor of Elections Pop. 121,514 Tax Collector Sheriff Pop. 49,469 Johnny L. Raid Bob Rackleff Linda T. Howell Sheriff Danise D. Henriquez 0. L. Raulerson Sheriff " Jane G. Sauls School Superintendent Robert L. Bob" Supervisor of Elections Clerk of Circuit Court John P. McDaniel, ffl Lake Cliff Thaell Bill Roberts Crowder Harry L. Sawyer, Jr. Sharon Robertson Clerk of Circuit Court (Tavaresj Daniel Ruff Commissioners Clerk of Circuit Court School Superintendent Property Appraiser Dale Rabon Guthrie Pop. 203,863 Winchester Clyde King Marsha Stiller Ewing John Padget W. C. Sherman Property Appraiser Sheriff School Board Roy Ellis Property Appraiser Commissioners Tax Collector Elizabeth "Liz" Alford George E. Knupp, Jr. Georgia M. Bowen Alfred Martin Laurel Kelly Charles "Sonny" Celeste Smith Tax Collector Clerk of Circuit Court Dee Grumpier Ronnie L. Moore Tax Collector McCoy Supervisor of Elections Betty F. Hatcher James C. Watkins Sheila Costigan Michael W. Sails Larry C. O'Steen Murray E. Nelson Gwen W. Chandler Supervisor of Elections Property Appraiser Maggie B. Lewis School Board Supervisor of Elections George R. Neugent School Superintendent Sylvia D. Stephens Ed Havill Herbert Fred Varn Clyde Alexander, Jr. S. Robbins Dixie M. Spehar Phoebe Raulerson School Superintendent Peggy Tax Collector Kenneth D. Hall School Superintendent David P. Rice Commissioners Daniel G. Sims Robert K. McKee Levy Susie B. Williamson Sara A. Wilcox School Board John W. Abney, Sr. Commissioners Supervisor of Elections (Bronson) Jerri H. James Commissioners Anne Kelly Cohan Clif Betts, Jr. Howard J. Glass Emogene W. Stegall Pop. 33,408 Bart Alford Susan L. Valliere Andy Griffiths Clois J. Harvey Chuck Lockey School Superintendent Sheriff Michael DiTerlizzi Patrick G. Labrada David E. Hazellief J. Milton Pittman Pam Saylor Johnny Smith Manatee Sarah E. Heard Eileen Quinn Gene Woods Willie E. Spires Commissioners Clerk of Circuit Court (Bradenfon) Doug Smith Debra S. Walker School Board Paul Dudley Welton G, Cadwell Danny J. Shipp Pop. 253,207 Lee Weberman Gay Carlton School Board Catherine C. Hanson Property Appraiser Sheriff School Board Nassau Donna Gail Enrico Betty B. Duffee Jennifer S. Hill Francis D. Akins Charles B. "Charlie" David L. Anderson (Fernandina Beach) India C. Riedel Sarah A. Grant Robert A. Pool Tax Collector Wells Lorie Shekailo Pop. 57,381 Joe Arnold Kenneth R. Griffin Debbie Stivender Linda Fugate Clerk of Circuit Court Vicki Davis Sheriff David H. Williams Edwin B. Kilpatrick School Board Supervisor of Elections R. B. "Chips" Shore Susan J. Hershey W. R. "Ray" Geiger Terry E. Nichols Jimmy Conner Connie F. Asbell Property Appraiser Laurie Gaylord Clerk of Circuit Court Orange Kyleen Fischer School Superintendent Charles E. Hackney J. M. Oxley, Jr. Jefferson (Orlando) C. Dennis Reid Clifton V. Norris Tax Collector Miami-Dade Property Appraiser Pop. 846,328 (Monffcelioj Rebecca C. Elswick Commissioners C. Kenneth Burton, Jr. (Mr'ami) James S. Page Sheriff Pop. 14,424 Scott Strong Nancy Bell Supervisor of Elections Pop. 2,126,702 Tax Collector Kevin E. Sherif Beary Tony Parker Robert "Bob" Sweat Sheriff Gwendolyn M. Miller Clerk of Circuit Court Kenneth W. "Ken" Lee Lilly Rooks School Superintendent Carlos Alvarez Supervisor of Elections Lydia Gardner Fortune, Sr, (Fart Myers) Danny Stevens Roger Dearing (Director of Miami- Vicki P. Cannon Comptroller Clerk of Circuit Court Pop. 417,114 W. S. Yearty Commissioners Dade Police Dept. School Superintendent Martha 0. Haynie 'Carl D. Boatwright ) Shertiff School Board Gwendolyn Y. Brown Clerk of Circuit Court Edward Turvey Property Appraiser Preperty Appraiser Rodney M. 'Rod" Billy R. Morrison Jonathan R. Bruce Harvey Ruvin Commissioners Bill Donegan David W., Ward. Shoap Elizabeth J. Davis Patricia M. Glass Property Appraiser Nick D. Deonas Tax Collector Tex Caffaator Clerk of Circuit Court G. Frank Etheridge Ron Getman Joel W. Robins Ansley N. Acree Earl K. Wood Loie H, H(mter Charlie Green Julia H. Hails Joe McClash Tax Collector Marianne Marshall Supervisor of Elections %Pehriffar"Of:EkErtions Property Appraiser Jennifer Shuster Amy E. Stein Richard Gardner Vickie Samus Bill Cowles Marly'Bishop, Kenneth M. Willdnson Jane W. Von Hahmann Supervisor of Elections Floyd L. Vanzant School Superintendent School. R8Brirtiepdent " Tax Collector School Board Constance Kaplan School Board Ronald Blocker Phil Barker ' Caffwine ftf, Curtis .(Bristol) Frank Brunner School Superintendent James M. Adams Commissioners Cdmmfeskxters Stoervisar. af Electkkls Pop. 8,048 Barbara A. Harvey (unavailable) Janet H. Adkins Ted B. Jessie E.-"Gene": Edwards Pj(j(In'da A,'kung' Sheriff Harry G. Kinnan Commissioners Kathy Knight Burns Homer L. Hartage Caoksey ' Scfff(al Sapietfntendent Harrell Wood Revell Waiter E. Miller Bruno A. Barreiro Gail G. Cook Felix "Skeet" Jayner James 8,;8rawdttr„ ill ;Clerk af,Circuit. Court Larry Simmons Barbara M. Carey- Muriel N. Creamer Teresa S.Jacobs James N. Tutelt " ' CammisSIanffIa Robert Hill Shuler Mary I. Johnson 'Fred M. Ikffffhms, 'Jr. „, Jahit'E. Marion Betty T. Ferguson Okaloosa Richard T. School Board ~ Crotty At(drew/ W.'Ody (Ocaia) Joe )L Martinez (Crestview) Robert B. "Bob" Charles Boland. ~rtIt Pap. 249,433 Jimmy L Morales Pop. 179,589 Sindler Harriett Cuyler ~ Ray Judtttt, ,, Caittf,'*@);l~ 8hfffIff Dennis C. Moss Sheriff School Board S. Franklin Hightower Dpuglae ff, St. Cerrty Supeiw'eaI af, Ed Dean Dorrin Delare Rolle Charles W. "Charlie" Karen Burns Ardaman Beverty A. Siaati ' Schaai Baattf Mattffg')IL'tffIarj'tref'~ Oefft"af aibutt Oaurt 'Natacha Seijas Morris Susan Landis Arkin B. Franldin Hightower .:, fklbert Chffmanik DM R.~rmann Katy Berenson Clerk of Circuit Court Berton R. Carrier . I. Javier. Sauta ... Newman 'Buddy" Kathleen B. Gordon Lafayette ~, Aff~ Joie E, Kuckef, . Betty T. Furgusan Brackin Judge "Rick" Roach (Mayo) Steven K. Teuber Sally Heymait Property Appraiser Josie W. Cadle Pop. 6,981 Efirer C.'Sbrtcca Sastt Timothy P. Smith Tim Shea Sherfff -R~ Joseffpepe", Diaz Tax Coffectoi Carson McCaff , .8pafd Chris Hughes Clerk of Circuit Court Perli Tabarea Stffwirvfsar of Elecffons Ricky Lyons " John Troy Sanders Hifitman Pafficia Ik Hollarn

30 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY I FEBRUARY 2004 Osceola Theodore J. Schrader Tax Collector Clerk of Circuit Court Sandra J. Robinson Edd Sadler Tax Collector Kenneth (Kissimmeef Steve Simon R. Mahaffey Mary M. Johnson Deanne Schaffner Patricia B. Patterson Lucinda T. Daniel Pop. 157,376 School Board Supervisor of Elections Property Appraiser Frank Russell Supervisor of Elections Donald L. Hersey, Sr. Sheriff Pam Coulter Gregory Stephen Sumter Edd Sadler Sherida S. Grum Charles M. "Charlie" Jean Larkin School Superintendent Brown (Bushneiif School Board School Supenntendent David M. Aycock Weightman Buckles Tax Collector Pop. 50,823 Shirley York Titus David Miller Clerk of Circuit Court Cathi Martin Commissioners Robert G. McClure Sheriff Brenda H. Carlton Commissioners Kevin Durscher Larry Whaley Margaret A. Whaley Supervisor of Elections William O. "Bill" Kenneth R. Dennis Henry E. Vause Harris Property Appraiser Kathleen Wolf Nancy S. P. Douglas Wilkes, Jr. Farmer. Jr. Dalton "Danny" Lundy Maxie Lawhon Robert M. Day Linda Myers School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Court Darrell Whiddon Leon E. Nettles Purcell Tax Collector Plnellas Brad John W. Rogers Gloria R. Hayward M. H. Stewart Patsy Heffner (Clearwater) Herman L. Somers, Jr. Commissioners Property Appraiser Union Howard Kessler Supervisor of Elections Pop. 898,784 School Board C. Robert Hillard Ronnie Hawkins (Lake Butler) School Board Joann Barber Donna Bryant Sheriff W. A. "Buck" Lee Tax Collector Pop. 13,833 Rebecca S. Cook School Superintendent Everett S. Rice John D. Milton Robert A. Cole Tom Swain Sheriff Jerry S. Evans C. L. Overturf, Jr. Blaine A. Muse Clerk of Circuit Court William D. "Don" Supervisor of Elections Jerry Whitehead Ray E. Gray Dothea H. Smith Commissioners Karleen F. De Blaker Salter Karen S. Krauss Clerk of Circuit Court Michael A. Scott Sandra C. Smith Chuck Dunnick Property Appraiser Gordon Goodin School Superintendent Regina H. Parrish Gregory M. Thomas Paul Owen Jim Smith School Board Rickard A. Shirley Property Appraiser Richard K. Shipley Tax Collector St. Johns Mary Diane Coleman Commissioners Steven A. Saunders Walton Augustine) Arise Mercer Diane Nelson (Sf. Edward Gary III Joey A. Chandler Tax Collector (DeFuniak Springsf Kenneth Y. Smith Supervisor of Elections Pop. 113,941 JoAnn J. Simpson Robin L. Cox Patsy Jones Elixson Pop. 40,466 School Board Deborah Clark Sheriff Kenneth E. Smith Jim Roberts Supervisor of Elections Sheriff Neil Jay Wheeler School Superintendent J. Perry Edward Hugh Winkles Billy J. "Tiny" Rutter Babs Roberts Ralph L. Johnson Clerk of Circuit Court Thomas E. (unavailable j Benny G. Strickland Montpetit Clerk of Circuit Court Strickland Chalifoux, Jr. Commissioners Cheryl Sarasota School Board School Superintendent Martha Ingle Property Appraiser Tom Greer Calvin D. Harris (Sarasola) Michael T. Foote Carlton Faulk Property Appraiser John G. McKay Susan Latvala Sharon Outland Pop. 321,044 Kenneth P. Jones Commissioners Patrick P Pilcher David E. Stone John Morroni Tax Collector Sheriff Chris Norris K. Melanic Clyatt Tax Collector Karen Williams Seel Dennis W. William F. "Bill" Linda J. Winchester Morris Dobbs Sue Carter Palm Beach Barbara Sheen Todd Hollingsworth Balkwill Janet S, Yest Ricky Jenkins Supervisor of Elections (West Paim Beach) Robert B. Stewart Supervisor of Elections Clerk of Circuit Court Karen E. Parrish Vacant Pop. 1,042, 196 Kenneth Welch Penny Lee Halyburton Karen E. Rushing Suwannee M. Wayne Smith School Superintendent School Superintendent Sheriff School Board Property Appraiser (Live Oak) School Board Coy M. Yates Edward W. "Ed" Bieluch Lee R. Benjamin Joseph G. Joyner Jim Todora Pop. 34,386 Sandra R. Floyd Commissioners Commissioners Clerk of Circuit Court Nancy Bostock Tax Collector Sheriff Alvin A. Griffis Larry D. Jones Dorothy H. Wilken Carol J, Cook James E. Bryant Barbara W. Alton K. "Al" Williams, Allen Parrish Tim Pauls Property Appraiser E. Jane Gallucci Mare A. Jacalone Ford-Coates Jr. Marsan Carr Lane Rees Karen Stein Gary R. Nikolits Mary Brown R. Supervisor of Elections Clerk of Circuit Court Sue R. Whitehead Kenneth S. Pridgen Tax Collector Linda S. Lerner Nicholas M. Meiszer Kathy Dent Kenneth Dasher Rosier Cuchens John K. Clark Mary Russell Bruce Mcguire School Superintendent Property Appraiser Volusia School Board School Board Supervisor ot Elections Gene Witt Lamar Jenkins (DeLand) Darrell J. Barnhill Theresa LePore Polk Thomas L. Allen, Jr. Commissioners Tax Collector Pop. 426,815 Mark D. Davis Beverly A. Slough School Superintendent (Barrowf Paul H. Mercier George L. Burnham, Sheriff William E. Laird Diane Lovell Arthur C. Johnson Pop. 474,704 David R. Mills Jr. Ben F. Johnson Donnie Richardson William Commissoners Sheriff R Fehling Nora Patterson Supervisor of Elections Clerk of Circuit Court Mildred T. Wilkerson Burt Aaronson Lawrence W. Crow, Jr Carla W. Wright Shannon Staub Glenda B. Williams Diane M. Matousek Addle L. Greene Clerk of Circuit Court Jon Thaxton School Superintendent Property Appraiser Washington St. Lucie John F. Kaons Richard M. Weiss School Board J. Wyman Harvard, Jr. Morgan B. Gilreath, (Chipiey) .Karen T, Marcus Property Appraiser (Ft. Pierce) John P. Lewis Commissioners Jr. Pop. 22, 155 Tony Masilotti Marsha Faux Pop. 186,905 Frank H. Kovach Jesse G. Caruthers, Revenue Director Sheriff Sheriff Mary McOarty Tax Colkictor Laura Benson Jr. Barney J. Kane Frederick D "Fred" Ken J. Mascara , . Warren H , Newel) Joseph G. Tedder Kathy Kleinlein Randy Hatch Supervisor of Elections Peel Clerk of Circuit Court ard Supervisor of Elections Carol Todd Jerry L. Poole Deanie Lowe Clerk of Circuit Court Anne Holman :Men'rest& afm- Lori Edwards Jo Billy Maxwell School Superintendent Linda Hayes Cook :- Property Appraiser , . Paulette. .gurdiek. Schoel.Superintendent Seminole Douglas M. Udell William E. Hall Property Appraiser R, Thernhill Jeffrey S. Furst Councilmen V/ififant 9; Graham J. ' (Sanfordf School Board County Gil Carter Thames''t. Lyrch 'Commfssioners Tax Collector Pop. 354,148 Barbara Ceryak Frank T. Bruno, Jr. Tax Collector Davis :Sandra. 8,:Richmen .. C. A. "Neil" Cembee, Bob Sheriff J. M. Holtzclaw Joseph C. Jaynes Helen Guettler Debra L, Robinson Jr, Supervisor of Elections Donald F. "Don" Julie Blake Ulmer Jack H. Hayman McEntyre Mark Haiisen "'Don 8(ford Gertrude Walker Eslinger Muriel S. Owens Dwight D. Lewis Supervisor of Elections Superintendent : Jack R'i::Myers'. School Clerk ol Circuit Court Jerry Taylor William T. Long Carol Finch Griffin Pasca . Randtff::L. Wilkirwpn Michael J. Lennon Maryanne Morse Patricia Northey School Superintendent 'Sch'ooi Bb'ard Commissioners (Dade CNj ) Property Appraiser Taylor Josephine D. Jerry E. Tyre Pap. 328,494 O. J;"Ehgtkth Ift'. . Clitf Qsrnes H. W. "Bill" Suber (Perryf Alexander Commissioners Sheriff Hazel. Bffliets John D, Bruhn Tax Collector Pop. 19,836 School Board Charles E. Brock " Nekkmx' :" Coward Rabert L "Bob"White Jamefi A. Debg Ray Valdes Sheriff Judy L. Andersen Lynn Cope, Jr. ;Prannie'Hutchlnson ' Qerk of Circuit Codd . Frank Jl O'Ref(fy' Supervisor of Elections L. E. "Bummy" Victoria L Bumpus Lenzy Corbin Jed Pittman : Margaret Laftan „ PaulaA, Lewis. Sandra S. Goard Williams Judith G. Conte Ronnie B Finch Property Appraiser Brenda C. Red'deut School Beard School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Court Earl C. McCrary John M. Hall Ja'eeph Mike Wells Kay Fields dahn Carvellf William Vogel Annie Mae Murphy Candace Lankford School Board Tax Collector , $amuflfrS, Sit|neo 'Commissioners Property Appraiser Gary F. Clark Kathiyn J, Henstey Mike Olson Putnsm ' „Carlton D. Henley Eldon Sadler Wakulla Leonard F. Hinson, Jr. DarafA;:Hilsan Supervisor of Elections (Paiaffra) Grant 8ilaiay Tax Collector (Crawfordviiie) Angia J Morns Kurt S. Browning Pop. 72;883 Judl Mi)lffr : Daryl"Gens McLain Jack Tedder Pop. 20,648 Vann Brock School Superintendent Sheriff Randslt C, Morris Supervisor of Elections Sheriff Philip Rountree John Long Taylor Douglas Stints Rosa Dick Van Der Weide Molly Hendry Lilliott David F, Harvey ' ' Commissioners Clerk of Circuit Court (fvfrffen) SchoafBasrd '" School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Court Tim Smith Pop. 112,631 Peter A. Altman , Diane. 8auer . . Oscar M, Howard, Jr, Brent X. Thurmond Ann Hildebrand Property Appraiser SherI Lawrenae M. Fuilong Commiss'ion ere Property Appraiser . Hall : Patricia Hans Mulieri William L. Pritchett, Jr Otis Wendell Jeanne Morris DaRfll 'r. Guntm. Ronald W. Kilgore

THE SHERIFF'S STAR JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2004 31 Church Methodist Career Police officer, St. Petersburg Police 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~liadons FSA President, 2002; FSA, Vice Presi-dent, 2QQZ FSA, Secretary, 2000; FSA, Treasurer, 1999; United Network L„ORIG for Organ Sharing (UNOS) Patient Affairs Committee, 1998— 2001; UNOS Board of Directors 2002-present; Chairman, y, R far+ 4' National Sheriffs Association Gift of Life Foundation, 1997— present; Chairman, 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 Directors, North Central FLORIDA Florida Safety Council, 1994 —2000; SFCC Institute of Public Safety, Technology Advisory Committee, 1993 — present; Juvenile Justice Council, 1993—present; FSSIF Board of Mana- SHERIFFS gers, 2001 —present, Sixtywix of Florida's 67 counties have elected BAKER COUNTY Sheriffs as their chief law-enforcement officers. li/facclenny Miami-Dade County has an appointed chief law- Sheriff Joey B. enforcement officer whose title is Director of the Dobson Miami-Dade Police Department. Sheriffs serve (D) www. sheri+so~ce. co.bakerfl. us four-year terms, and have county-wide jurisdic- Born Lake City, FL, February 5, 1949 tion that includes incorporated as well as unin- Education Baker County High School; corporated areas. All Sheriffs and the Director of Lake City Community College, AS the Miami-Dade Police Department are active Degree, Management; Florida State members of the Florida Sheriffs Association. University, BS Degree, Criminology; See inside back cover for Sheriffs' Santa Fe Community College, Florida Law Enforcement addresses and phone numbers Officer Instructor Certification 1982 I/i'ice Linda Children Four Church Methodist Career State juvenile Probation Officer 1972-1973; Deputy, Baker County Sheriffs Office 1973- ALACHUA 1976; elected Clerk of Circuit Court, Baker County 1976- COUNTY 1980; Investigator State Attorney's Office, Eighth Judicial Circuit 1982-1996; Law Enforcement Instructor, Lake City , Gainesville Community College 1984-1996; elected Sheriff 1996; re- ", ", ;';,, ', M. , "eM Stephen elected 2000; Graduate of Southern Police Institute, Univer- 'I", "', ', "„', :;,", , 0e", Louisville, , 'pelrich (R) sity of Management of Small Law Enforcement ", ' ": ' , I:" i!", 'Q Florida Executive , . [email protected] Agency, 1997; Development Seminar, q)g;,:K, September 29, 1997; University of North Florida Leadership Conference, W, :, public schools, 1998, National Sheriff's Institute Honors and A~liations Officer" NI'Items"" , Ijg[,,gefetgburg Junior Baker County Jaycees "Outstanding Young Award deB+l'ii+gIIP '0'45'jiiolice Adiriinistration; Florida State 1974; member, Governor's Council on Criminal Justice, 1974;

, 1II ';, President Baker ,';~ittelOgy with certificate in law of County Sertoma Club, Sertoman of the , CbM Police Academy, Florida Year Award, 1996; Established Baker County's first alcohol

e~lldk i I(1t~ethtt (FDLE) Special Agents and drug abuse program; member, Macclenny Lions Club, 5~ShPI, II'+ tioi1 School; National Baker County Council on Aging, and Baker County Juvenile %ShenkfI'. f ', demy Executive Deve- Justice Council; Executive Committee, Northeast Florida , ', ', FDK, Cluef Executive Investigative Support Center, Northeast Florida HIDTA lop%At' ~~i.,'(, „„, III „, E Executive Committee. Iristitute ~' ~',~1!I„.;.; It,~~,, Three (one deceased)

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Florida Sheriffs Association Board of Directors, 1996 through BAY COUNTY 2000; Chairman of the Board, 1999; Florida Sheriffs Youth Panama City Ranches Board of Directors, 1996-2003, Chairman of the Sheriff W. Frank Board 2001-2003; current Vice President of Florida Sheriff's McKeithen (R) Association 2003-2004; Florida Crime Prevention Associa- tion "President's Award —Agency Head of the Year, 1997"; Born Panama City, FL, August 1, 1952 Florida Association of Children and Families "Board Member " Education Vernon (FL) High School; of the Year - 2002, Chairman of Bradford County Commun- attended Chipola Junior College ity Traffic Safety Team 1999 to present. (Marianna, FL) and Gulf Coast Com- munity College (Panama City) alfie Diane Children Three Church Baptist Career Panama City BREVARD Police Department; Gulf County Sheriff's Office; Bay County COUNTY lieutenant, crimi- Sheriff's Office: patrol deputy, investigator, 7itusville nal investigations captain; appointed Sheriff of Gulf County on February 8, 1995, by Governor Chiles; elected Sheriff in Sheriff Philip B. 1996, ran unopposed 2000; October 2003; appointed Interim- Williams (R) Sheriff Of Bay County by Governor Jeb Bush Honors Florida's www. brevardsheri+so~ce. org Law Enforcement Officer of the Year (1993). Born Hickory, NC, November 12, 1956 Education Public Schools, Swain County, NC and Brevard County, FL; BRADFORD Brevard Community College, AA; University of Central COUNTY Florida, BA in Allied Legal Studies; Nova Southeastern Siarke University College of Law, JD, 1985 alfie Amy Children Two Career Police Indi- W. Church Methodist Officer/Investigator, Sheriff Robert alantic Police Department 1975-1980; Narcotics Investigator, "Bob" Milner, Jr. (D) Palm Bay Police Department 1980; Sergeant, Indialantic Police Department 1980-1982; Assistant State Attorney, Eighteenth Born Jacksonville, FL, June 26, 1953 Judicial, 1985-1992; Assistant State Attorney, Eighteenth Education Bradford High School, Judicial (Felony, Division Chief, Career Criminal Prosecutor Starke; Lake City (FL) Community and Homicide Response Team member) 1994-1996; elected College, AA Degree in Police Science and Corrections; Sheriff 1996, re-elected 2000 Honors and Affiliation University of Central Florida, BA Degree in Criminal Justice, Member, Brevard County Association of Chiefs of Police; minor in Public Administration; Correctional Standards, Brevard County Bar Association, Florida Bar; Brevard County 1974; Police Standards, 1976; graduate of the Florida Crim- Law Enforcement Academy Instructor; Adjunct Professor, inal Justice Executive Institute Chief Executive Seminar and University of Central Florida; United Way Board of Directors; the National Sheriffs' Institute; graduate of FBI National CRIMELINE Board of Directors; Florida Association of Police Academy, 1997 I/I'fie Carol Children Two Church Baptist Attorneys; Brevard Community College Law Enforcement Career Florida Department of Corrections, 1974-1984 (four Advisory Committee; Florida Sheriffs Association Legislative — promotions); Florida Department of Law Enforcement, Committee 1997 present; FSA Legislative Co-Vice Chairman, Regional Coordinator for Criminal Justice Standards and 1998 — 2000; FSA Legislative Chairman, 2000-2001; North- Training, 1984-1988; Starke Police Department (part-time east Chairman of Blue Lightning Strike Force Steering Com- 1977-1980 and 1989-1992); employed by Bradford County mittee; International Association of Chiefs of Police, National School Board as Criminal Justice Instructor, 1988-1992;holds Sheriffs Association, Appointed by Governor Jeb Bush to the dual certification in corrections and law enforcement; also Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission, Appoin- certified CJSTC Instructor; elected Sheriff in 1992, re-elected ted University of Central Florida Criminal justice Distin- 1996 and 2000 Honors Elected to Starke City Commission, guished Alumni of the Year 1998 8. 2002, International 1980; Past Lt. Governor, Florida District Kiwanis; past coun- Narcotic Enforcement Officers Association, FDLE Regional ty coordinator for Special Olympics; served on North Central Task Force 2001-2002, Vice-chairman of FDLE Anti-terrorism Florida Regional Planning Council, eight years; elected to Task Force Board 2001-2002.

STAR BRIEF IRlsslng Children Resources able resource for those who want to protect their children from the threat of In 1982, Rorida lawmakers appropriated money to establish the first Missing abduction, and for relatives of those children who have been abducted. Find Children Information Clearinghouse in the nation. Housed in the Rorida out more information on FDLE's web site: Oepartment of Law Enforcement, MCIC shares information on missing children http: //www3. fdic.state. fl.us/MCICSearch/ among citizens, private organizations and law enforcement officials. It's a valu- Or call toll-free: 1%88-FL-MISSING (356%774).

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BROWARD CHARLOTTE COUNTY COUNTY Fort Lauderdale Punta Gorda Sheriff Kenneth C. Sheriff W. Cameron (R) "Ken" Jenne II (D) www. ccso.Org www sheri+org Born Kearney, NJ, June 27, 1961 Born New Haven, CT, December 1, Educadon Edison Community College, 1946 Education Palm Beach Junior AA Degree; International College, BS, College, AA, 1966; Florida Atlantic Business-Executive Management; University, BA, 1968, Florida State University, JD, 1972; IMPAC University, MBA, Business/Public Administration; Graduate of the FBI's National Academy and NSA's National Southern Police Institute Administrative Officers Course; over Sheriff's Institute rA'fie Caroline Children Two Church Epis- 1,000 hours of law enforcement/leadership advanced training — copal Career State Senator 1978 1998; Democratic Leader, alfie Canda Children Two Career 16 years with Lee County 1994-1998. Committee Chairmanships included Appropri- S.O. as Captain, Lieutenant, Sergeant and Criminal Inves- ations, Rules and Calendar, Judiciary, Judiciary Criminal, tigator; 4 years with Fort Myers Police Department, appointed Executive Business; and Finance, Taxation and Claims, Sheriff 2003 Honors and A~liations Staff Instructor at the Attorney; appointed Sheriff 1/20/98; elected Sheriff Southwest Florida Criminal Justice Academy, Staff Instructor 9/1/1998; re-elected 2000 Military Sergeant, Public Safety for the U.S. Department of Justice/Regional Community Supervisor, US Army Reserve Honors and A~liations Con- Policing Institute (St. Petersburg), Florida Criminal Justice stitution Reform Revision Steering Committee; Governor' s Standards 8, Training Commission Police Driving Training Committee on Education; Governor's Council on Organized Task Force, board member of Southwest Florida Addiction Crime. Numerous Outstanding Legislator Awards; FSA, Board Services, Lee County Human Services Council, member of the of Directors, 2000 Q. 2003. Chair of the Southeast Regional Juvenile Justice Council of Southwest Florida. Domestic Security Task Force, 2001-present; Chair (2003- 2004) of the Drug Enforcement Committee and member of CITRUS COUNTY the Aviation/Maritime/Special Operations Committee for the Inverness National Sheriffs' Association, Sheriff Jeffrey J, "Jeff" Dawsy (D) CALHOUN www. sherijf citrus' us Born Long Island, NY, November 28, COUNTY 1955 Education Crystal River Biountstown High School, St. Leo College, St. Leo, FL, BA Sheriff David L. Tatum (D) in Criminal Justice; Nova University, Ft. Lauderdale, FL, MBA; graduate of Born Marianna, FL, December 15, Chief Executive Seminar and National Sheriffs Institute alfie Altha 1960 Education Public School, Gail Children Three Church Methodist Career Deputy Sheriff, Vo-Tech Chipola Jr. College, Lively Law Pasco County Sheriffs Office 1978-1981; Deputy Sheriff Enforcement Academy, Florida Crim- through Captain, Citrus County Sheriff's Office, 1981-1996; inal Justice Executive Institute, and elected Sheriff 1996, ran unopposed 2000 Military Air Force numerous law enforcement training courses Wfie Lori 1976-1978 Honors and A~liations Outstanding Young Children One Church Baptist Career Altha Police Chief (1980), American Award 1978;past president and secretary Inverness Sheriff's Calhoun County Office: Deputy Sheriff, 1981-1989; Sertoma, Leadership Citrus Graduate, Tri-County Chamber of Investigator, 1990-2000; elected Sheriff Calhoun County Commerce, coach and past president Central Citrus Little 2000 Ajgliations Board of Directors, Calhoun County Senior League, Coach of Flag Football, Board Member of United Way, Citizens Blountstown Association; Rotary Club; Blountstown achieved agency accreditation in 2000 and reaccreditation in Lions Club; Gideons. 2003, and FSA Legislative Chairman, 2001.

STAR BRIEF Donors Beware Members being solicited by other law enforcement organizations often alert the affiliated with FSA snd raising money. Rorida Sheriffs Association. These groups seek donations to help fund programs Thanks to the generosity and support of its Honorary and Business Members, which "benefit law enforcement officers" across the state. While they may have the Rorids Sheriffs Association offers an array of benefits snd services to law similar sounding names and even logos, they are in no way connected or affiliat- enforcement. We will continue our tradition of fighting crime and organizing ed with your Florida Sheriffs Association. resources for public safety in Rorids. Don't be fooled: lf you are going to make Very often, these organizations use telemarketing ss s means to raise funds. a charitable donation to a law enforcement organization, make sure you know The Florida Sherlffs Association has NEVER used telemarketing sS means to s who they are, how long they' ve been around and how they spend their money. recruit members, so please be on guard if anyone calls you suggesting they are Give wisely.

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CLAY COUNTY COLUMBIA Green Cove Springs COUNTY Sheriff L. Scott Lake City Lancaster (R) Sheriff Frank E. httpr Jiclcp sherji C'corn Owens (D) Born Green Cove Springs, FL, May 29, 1954 Education public schools of Born Hammonton, NJ, February 1, Green Cove Springs; St. Johns River 1945 Education Choctawhatchee High Junior College, law enforcement cur- School, Ft. Walton Beach, FL; Oka- riculum; Florida Atlantic University, loosa-Walton Community College, Niceville, FL, AA; Florida BA Degree in Criminal Justice; Master's Degree in Public State University, BS Criminology; Georgia Southern, Administration; FBI National Academy, 129th session; grad- Statesboro, GA, graduate work, Public Administration; U.S. uate of National Sheriffs' Institute and Florida Criminal Justice Treasury Law Enforcement School, Washington, DC IVfie Executive Institute Children Four Church Methodist Career Elaine Children Two Church First Assembly of God Career Clay County Sheriffs Office, dispatcher, 1972-73; Boca Raton Tallahassee Police Reserves, two years; U.S. Treasury Special police officer, 1974-77; Clay County SO, Sergeant through Agent, six years; Chief of Police, Dublin, GA, nine years; Chief Chief Deputy 1977-88; private business 1988-92; elected of Police, Lake City, 10 years; elected Sheriff 1996, re-elected Sheriff in 1992, re-elected 1996, ran unopposed 2000 Honors 2000 Honors and A~liadons U.S. Treasury Special Achieve- and A~liations Commissioner, Florida Criminal Justice Stan- ment Award, 1974; Past member, Geory'a Governor's Task dards 8. Training Commission; Advisory Board, Missing Force on Stress in Law Enforcement; Past Chairman of the Children Information Clearinghouse; Executive Committee, Hamilton/Columbia Juvenile Justice Council. 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. Sheriff John J. "Johnny" Fugate (D) www. desotosheri+com

-tf!' i,'! COLLIER COUNTY Born Arcadia, FL, November 22, 1956:I, " Naples Education Edison Community College; Sheriff Don Hunter (R) DeSoto High School; numerous law http:ricolliersheri+org enforcement training courses I/knife Born Tallahassee, FL, October 9, 1951 Debbie Children Two Church Baptist Education Florida State University, BS Career DeSoto County Sheriff's Office, 7 years; Manatee Sheriff's Office; Attorney's Office Degree in Criminology, MS Degree in I County State Investigator, Criminal Justice Planning; FBI National 13 years; elected Sheriff 2000 Honors and A~liadons DeSoto Academy graduate, 1994 Wfie Melissa County Fair Association; 4-H Club volunteer; Hunter Children Four Church Catholic Career Education Instructor; Diamond Club (supports high school Regional Administrator, Department of Justice, Law Enforce- athletics); Division of Juvenile Justice Council; South Florida ment Assistance Administration, Florida Region IX, 1976-79; Community College Planning Council; Take Stock in Children Collier County Sheriff's Office, 1979-81 (Deputy Chief of Leadership Council; Domestic Violence Council; Catholic Administration, 1981-88);elected Sheriff in 1988, re-elected Charities Advisory Board and Desoto County Enterprise Zone 1992, ran unopposed in 1996, re-elected 2000 Honors and Development Agency. Ajpliations appointed to selection committee, U, S. Military Academies, for Collier, Glades and Hendry counties; STAR BRIEF Outstanding Young Men of America Award, 1987; elected to Sexual Predator and Sexual Offender Database We often read in the news of tragedies involving children who become victims Sheriffs Association's Board of Directors, 1992; Board of of sexual predators or offenders who hsd a previous record. To safeguard our Managers, Florida Sheriff's Self Insurance Fund, 1992-2002; communities, the state of Rorida passed a law that made it legal to learn if a person found guilty of previous offenses lives in your neighborhood. Commission for Florida Law Enforcement Accreditation, The Rorids Department of Law Enforcement developed one of the first public access systems for searching a database and determining if you Inc. , 1999, Board of Directors for Florida Criminal Justice should be taking greater precaution with s person living in your neighborhood, Executive Training Institute. or otherwise exposed to your children. Search the easy-to-use system at: www. fdic.state. fl.us/sexual predators/

THE SHERIFF'S STAR 6 JANUARY I FEBRUARY 2004 35 DIXIE COUNTY Cross City ESCAMBIA Sheriff M. Samuel COUNTY Pensacola "Sammy" Woodall, Jr. (D) Sheriff H. R. Born Hines, FL, January 14, 1950 "Ron" MCNesby (R) Education Dixie County Public Schools, www. escambiaso. corn Lake City Community College; Santa Fe Born Pensacola, FL, May 22, 1944 Community College; numerous law Educatt'on Pensacola Junior College; enforcement training courses. alfie Troy State University, Pensacola 8'ft'e Joye Children Three Church Baptist Career 1970-71 Florida Nell Children 7wo Church Baptist Career 38 years with Highway Patrol; 1972-86 Dixie County Deputy Sheriff's Escambia County Sheriff's Office: Accreditation, Public Office; 1983-85 Cross City Police Department, Officer and Information, Patrol, School Resource Program; Training, Chief; 1985-88 Dixie County Sheriff's Department Chief Community Policing; Emergency Disaster Coordinator, Deputy; 1988 Cross City Police Administrator; 1988-89 Dixie Correc-tions; elected Sheriff, 2000 Honors and Awards County Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy; 1989-90appointed Dixie Recipient of Martin Luther King Civil Rights Award 2002, County Sheriff; elected Dixie County Sheriff 1990-93; 1993- Good Schools for All; Guard and Reserve Employer of the 95 Cross City Police Department Investigator; 1995-2001 Year, 2002, Pensacola Chamber of Commerce A~liations First Cross City Police Chief; elected Dixie County Sheriff 2001. Judicial Circuit Law Enforcement Association; Member, Drug Task Force, Northwest Florida Domestic Security Task Force; Pensacola Chamber Military Affairs Committee; Florida DUVAL COUNTY Council on Crime and Delinquency; Board Member of CEO (Jacksonville" ) American Heart Walk and Chairman of 2003 American Heart Sheriff Walk. John Rutherford (R) www coj neVgso FLAGLER Born Omaha, NE, September 2, 1962 COUNTY Education AA Degree, Florida Com- Bunnell munity College at Jacksonville; Bachelors in Criminology, Florida State Sheriff James L. University; graduate FBI National "Jim" Manfre (D) Academy, Session ¹171;numerous law enforcement certifica- www. m~cso. corn tions and courses Wife Patricia Children 7wo Church Catholic Born Brooklyn, NY, October 2, 1957 Career 30-year veteran of the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office; Educatt'on Graduated with a BS Degree served as sergeant of patrol and lieutenant in the patrol and in Psychology, Magna Cum Laude, detective divisions; assigned as Director of the Region Five Fordham University; St, Johns University School of Law, JD; Criminal Justice Training Center; Director of Corrections; elect- graduate FBI Law Enforcement Executive Development ed Sheriff April 15, 2003 Honors and Ajgliatt'ons conducted Seminar (47th class) Wfie Cornelia Children Three Church a study which led to officers transitioning to the Glock semi- Catholic Career Investigator and Trial Assistant, Bronx and automatic pistol; board of directors: Rotary International, Big Brooklyn District Attorney's Offices; Assistant District Brothers/Big Sisters, JCCI, Seamark Ranch, Inc. (Children' s Attorney, Suffolk County; Deputy Town Attorney and Special Home) and Justice Coalition; past president, Northeast Florida Assistant District Attorney; elected Sheriff November, 2000 Law Enforcemnt Executive's Association; member, First Coast Honors and Affiliations Recipient, NAACP 2003 Thurgood Consortium for AIDS Resources, Evaluation 8. Services; past Marshall Award; Law Enforcement Agency of the Year 2002 area III representative, FBI National Academy Association; from Crimestoppers of Volusia and Flagler counties; 2002 Elk alumnus, Leadership Jacksonville (class of 1995). of the Year, Palm Coast Elks Lodge; board member: Family " When Jacksonville and Duval Countj were consolidated, Life Center, Retired Senior Volunteer Program, Rape Crisis the Jacksonville Police Department became the Jacksonville Sheri+s Center, United Way and Flagler County Rotary; American once, Heart Association 2003 Heartwalk Co-Chair, American Cancer Society 2002 and 2003 Chair for Cancer Relay, Boy Scouts of America 2003 Chairman of the Golden Eagle Award Dinner; serves on parish council, St, Elizabeth Ann Seton Church; member of the Flagler County Rotary, Knights of Columbus and Palm Coast Chamber of Commerce. 36 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 'wI' JANUARY I FEBRUARY 2004 President of Florida Sheriffs Association; elected to Board of FRANKLIN Managers, Florida Sheriffs Self-Insurance Fund, 1984; COUNTY appointed to Florida Governor's Commission on Child Support Eastpoi n t Enforcement, 1985; President, Rotary Club, 1986; 1998 Sheriff Bruce E. Gadsden County Men of Action Public Service Honoree; hon- ored as "Dean of Florida Sheriffs" for greatest number of Varnes (D) years in office among current Sheriffs.

Born Apalachicola, FL, August 6, 1954 Education public schools Apalachicola; GILCHRIST Lake City Community College, Lake City, FL, Police Science Certificate; completed numerous spe- COUNTY cial training and Career development courses including: benton Corrections Standards, Police Officer Standards 2 Training, Sheriff David P. Turner (D) Diversified Training Program, Case Preparation and Court www gilcso. org Presentation, FDLE Academy D.A.R.E. Certification for Born Portsmouth, OH, June 15, 1954 Elementary and Middle School Curriculum, Radar Operation, Educadon Trenton High School; Lake Role of Law Enforcement in the Identification and Investi- City Community College; Lake City gation of Sexual Abuse and Physical Abuse of Children, Corrections Academy; Santa Fe Com- Advanced Training Certificate, Commission on Criminal munity College Police Academy; FBI Justice Standards R Training, Narcotics Identification and National Academy — 138th session Wife Patsy Children Two Investigation, Human Diversity, School Resource Officer Church Church of Christ Career Gilchrist County Sheriffs

Training Wowie Amelia Children Two Church Pentecostal Office 1975-1986; University of Florida Police Department Holiness Career Columbia County Sheriff's Office three years; 1986-1996;elected Sheriff 1996, re-elected 2000 Honors and Lake City Police Department eight and a half years; Franklin A~liadonsLaw Enforcement Officer of the Year 1978, 1979 County Sheriff's Office seven and a half years; elected Sheriff and 1980; Letter of Commendation, 1995; MADD Award of 1996, re-elected 2000 Honors and Ajpliadons Law Enforce- Excellence, 1994; National Sheriff's Institute, 1998; FDLE ment Officer of the Year 1979 and 1980; Columbia County Chief Executive Seminar, 1998; Gilchrist County Educational Sheriff's Officer of the Year 1979 and 1980; Loyal Order of the Foundation Board of Directors; Trenton Rotary Club; Florida Moose; Veterans of Foreign Wars; 32nd Degree Master Council on Crime and Delinquency; National Association of Mason; Chairman, Franklin County Juvenile Justice Council Chiefs of Police; Law Enforcment Executive Council of North (1994-95); Franklin County Schools Advisory Committee Central Florida; FSYR Program Committee; National Sheriffs ( 1994-1995). Association; FCCD State Law Enforcement Distinguished Service Award, 2000. GAD SDEN COUNTY GLADES COUNTY guin cy Moore Haven Sheriff W. A. Sheriff James E. Woodham (D) "Jim" Rider (D)

Born Dothan, AL, May 20, 194 1 Born Marion, IN, January 23, 1941 Education Public schools of Dothan, Educadon Public schools, Hialeah, FL; Metro-Dade Ala. ; Associate of Arts Degree, Chipola Junior College, Miami; St. Junior College, 1963; BS Degree (Criminology R Corrections), Thomas University, Miami, BA Public Florida State University, 1965 8i+e Karen Children Three Administration; Southern Police Insti- Church Presbyterian Career State Trooper, Florida Highway tute, University of Louisville, Certified Florida Police Instruc- Patrol, 1966; Assistant Counselor, Gadsden County Juvenile tor; graduate of Metropolitan Organized Crime Training Court, 1967-71; appointed Sheriff of Gadsden County on School; DEA Narcotics Command Training; U, S, Customs April 14, 1971; elected Sheriff in 1972, re-elected 1976, Cross-Designated Training' FIU Tactics of Terrorist Groups, 1980, 1984, 1988, 1992, 1996 and 2000 Honors and Fiscal Management, Anacapa Sciences; DEA Conspiracy Ajpliadons Gadsden County's Law Enforcement Officer of the Training, Broward Community College Wife Carol Children Year, 1 973; honored by Big Bend Law Enforcement Two Church Baptist Career Metro-Dade Police Department 18- Association for "heroic actions" leading to apprehension of I/2 years; Supervisor in Organized Crime Division, Broward kidnapper; elected Vice President, Chairman of the Board, County Sheriff's Department, nine years; elected Sheriff 1996,

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re-elected 2000 Honors and Ajpliations Coordinated FSA Statewide Drug Task Force; U.S. Justice Department Out- HARDEE COUNTY Wauchula standing Contribution to Federal Service; FSA Distinguished Service Award; Certificate of Recognition from the Grand Sheriff J. Loran Lodge of Florida; F.A.M. for Combating Drug Abuse among Cogburn (D) youth of Florida; member of Glades County Juvenile Justice www. hardeeso. corn Council; Past Master Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite, Okee- Born Wauchula, FL, May 14, 1953 chobee Shrine Club, Morocco Temple Shrine, Buckhead Ridge Educatr'on Public schools, Har dec Moose Lodge; member, National Sheriffs' Institute; Moore County; Criminal Justice Standards, Haven Lions Club, Florida Cattleman's Association, Easter Manatee Vo-Tech; Polk Community Star, Glades County Youth Livestock, Glades County Chamber College, South Florida Community of Commerce, Board of Directors for FSA; Board of Directors College, courses: Financial Investigative Techniques (IRS), for Glades Economic Development. R.I.C.O. Investigations, Hostage Negotiations R Crisis Management, Forfeitures and Reverse Sting Operations; GULF COUNTY Certified Instructor, Florida Criminal Justice; Executive Port Saint Joe Development National Sheriff's Institute, 1999 Wfie Shirley Children Two Church Sheriff Michael L. Baptist Career Volunteer, Wauchula Police Department, Uniform Patrol 1974-1976; Uniform Hammond (R) Patrol, Hardee County Sheriff's Office 1977-1979; Volunteer Narcotics Investigator, Hardee County Sheriff's Office 1980- Born Gulf County, FL, July 22, 1974 1986; Investigator, Hardee County Sheriff's Office 1986-1996; Education Faith Christian School; elected Sheriff 1996, re-elected 2000 Honors and Ajpliatr'ons Corrections and Law Enforcement Eagle Scout 1968; Assistant District Commissioner ;l/I for Boy Standards, Chipola Junior College Scouts, Gulf Ridge Council 1979-1980;Drug Awareness chair- (Marianna, FL), Certified Law Enforce- man, Wauchula Elks Lodge 1987-1988; Silver Star for ment Officer Church Southern Baptist Career auxiliary, Bravery, American Police Hall of Fame, 1990; Outstanding reserve, then full-time deputy Gulf County Sheriffs Office Public Safety Employee Award, Hardee County Rotary Club, 1993-2003; Jail Administrator, 1997-1998;appointed Sheriff 1996; Elks, Citizen of the Year, 1998; District Chairman of the of Gulf County 2003 by Governor Jeb Bush Honors and Boy Scouts of America, 1998; member, Chamber of Commerce, A~liations Gulf County Commissioner 1992-1996,chairman, 1998; board member, "Take Stock in Children, " 1998; Current 1994-1995; former president Port St. Joe Lion's Club; secre- Board of Directors Member, Florida Sheriff's Association. tary/treasurer, White City Volunteer Fire Department (1992- present). HENDRY COUNTY HAMILTON LaJ3elle COUNTY Sheriff Leonard S. Jasper "Steve" Worley (D) Sheriff J. Harrell Reid (D) Born Chicago, IL, March 18, 1952 Born Valdosta, GA, March 31, 1947 Education Avon Park Junior College; Education Miami-Dade Junior College, Troy State University, Montgomery, AL AS Degree; University of Florida, BS I/I'fie Sherry Children Five Career Lake Placid Police Degree; North Florida Junior College, Department, 1979-1980;Florida Highway Patrol, 1980-2000; Criminal Justice Standards Training Law Enforcement Instructor; elected Sheriff 2000 Military Course Children Two Church Baptist Career Deputy Sheriff, U.S. Army Paratrooper, 1971-78 Honors and A~liations Hamilton County Sheriffs Office, 10 years; elected Sheriff in Army commendation medal; Master Parachutist badge; 1988, re-elected 1992, 1996 and 2000 Honors and Pathfinder badge; Korean Ranger School badge; member Ay/liat/ons Accepted by the FBI National Academy in 1990, Masonic Lodge; member LaBelle Kiwanis; member American and graduated from the Academy in 1991; Florida Sheriffs Legion Post 130; VFW Post 10100 - 1999 Law Enforcement Association's Sergeant-at-Arms, 1992-1999; elected to FSA Officer of the Year; member International College and Edison Board of Directors, 1999; appointed September, 1997, to the Community College Criminal Justice Education Advisory Com- Medical Examiners Com-mission by Gov. Lawton Chiles and mittees; member District 21 Medical Examiner Search Com- reappointed by Governor Jeb Bush in 2001. mittee; member of the Hendry County Health Department Coalition on Cardio/Vascular Program.

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1995 Civilian of the Year Award, Avon Park Chamber of HERNANDO Commerce; Humanitarian Award, 1997; Men of Vision/Faith COUNTY Recognition Award, 1999; Highlands County Community of Broolesville Character Coalition; 2001 Florida Council on Crime and Sheriff Richard B. Delinquency Outstanding Law Enforcement. "Rich" Nugent (R) www. hernandosheri~org HILLSBOROUGH Born Chicago, IL, May 26, 1951 Education St. Leo College, BA Crimin- COUNTY ology; Troy State University, Masters in Tampa Public Administration; Graduate FBI Sheriff Cal Henderson (D) National Academy 165th session, Graduate National Sheriffs' www. hcso. tampa'. us Institute 82nd Session Executive Level Management, 8'fie Born Tampa, FL, October 26, 1943 Wendy Children Three, Church Methodist Career Romeoville Education University of South Florida, (IL) Police Department, 1972-84; Hernando County Sheriff's BA and MA Degrees in Criminal Jus- Office, Major/Chief of Operations, 1984-2000; elected Sheriff tice, 1974 and 1978, with honors; FBI 2000 Military U.S. Air Force, 1969-75; Illinois National National Academy graduate; FBI Guard Honors and Ajpliadons Charter member, Spring Hill National Executive Institute graduate; FDLE Chief Executive Rotary; Board of Directors: Hernando Youth Leagues 1994- Seminar Wfie Jeanne Children Two Church Baptist Career 2000, Hernando County YMCA, Chairman YMCA Capital 'Tampa Police Department two years; U.S. Border Patrol, one Campaign Brooksville 8 Spring Hill, American Heart Asso- and a half years; Central Intelligence Agency, one year; ciation Pasco/Hernando; Past Vice Chair, United Way Board of Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office, 31 years; elected Sheriff Directors; United Way 1999 campaign chairman; 2000 Heart in 1992, ran unopposed in 1996, re-elected 2000 Military Walk New Teams Chairman, Vice President Dawn Center U.S. Army Staff Sergeant (E6) 1961-64 Honors and Domestic Abuse Center, Director Hernando County Fair A~liations Past President, Florida Chapter, FBI National Association, Advisory Board Habitat for Humanity Hernando, Academy Associates; Past Chairman, Florida Violent Crime Fight Crime: Invest in Kids Florida, Y.E.S. (Youth Education Council; Past Chairman, FSA Board of Directors; FSA Services) Program. Treasurer, 1998; FSA Secretary, 1999; FSA Vice President, 2000; FSA President, 2001; Co-Chairman of the regional HIGHLANDS Domestic Security Task Force. COUNTY HOLMES Sebring Sheriff Howard C. COUNTY Bonfiay Godwin (D) Sheriff Coy Dennis Lee www. ct.net/'-sheri+ (D) Born Avon Park, FL, February 10, 1952 Education public schools of Avon Born Bonifay, FL, May 15, 1958 Park; South Florida Community Col- Education Bethlehem High School, lege (Avon Park), AS Degree in Criminal justice; University of Holmes County, FL; graduate Wash- South Florida, BA Degree in Criminal Justice; Rollins College, ington-Holmes Technical Center Law Master's Degree in Criminal Justice; completed courses for Enforcement and Corrections; Chipola Jr. College; 2000 + certification in Firearms, International SWAT Techniques, hours specialized law enforcement related training; law Street Survival, Interrogation Techniques; Radar Operator enforcement and firearms instructor alfie Leesa Children Four Training Wife Patti Children Two Church Baptist Career Police Church Assembly of God Career Dispatcher/Jailer/Deputy, Chief, Avon Park, 1980 and 1981;Deputy, Highlands County Holmes County Sheriff's Office for three years; Bonifay City S.O., 12 years; elected Sheriff in 1988, ran unopposed 1992, Policeman four years; Bonifay Police Chief eight years; elect- re-elected 1996, ran unopposed 2000 Honors and Ajgliations ed Sheriff of Holmes County in 1996, re-elected 2000 Military Outstanding Law Enforcement Officer of Highlands County, US Air Force, Security Police Honors and A~liations Holmes 1986; Merit Award, 1981;Lake Placid Award for outstanding County Juvenile Justice Council Chairman; Teen Court Board of service in drug prevention, 1989; Florida Council on Crime Directors; West Florida Wilderness Institute Board of and Delinquency Award for Outstanding Service, 1990; elect- Directors; Holmes County Democratic Executive Committee; ed Sheriffs Association's Sergeant-at-Arms, 1990 and 1991, Bonifay Kiwanis Club Board of Directors; American Cancer member of Board of Directors, 1992, 1993 and 1994; Society; Gideon; Law Enforcement Officer of the Year, Bonifay. Community Service Award, 1995, Rotary Club of Sebring; THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2004 39 INDIAN RIVER JEFFERSON COUNTY COUNTY Vero Beach Montt'cello Sheriff Roy H, Sheriff Kenneth W. Ramond (R) "Ken" Fortune, Sr, (D) wwwircsheri+org Born Milwaukee, WI, July 13, 1940 Born Toluca, NC, May 25, 1944 Educadon Public schools, Miami; Na- Education Gardner-Webb College; tional Sheriffs Institute; Dade County Tallahassee Community College; FHP Sheriff's Academy; FBI National Academy 106th session 8'fie Academy; Executive Institute (FDLE) yVfie Wanda Children Beverly (Scooter) Children Two Church Church Of God Career Three Church Baptist Career Florida Highway Patrol, 12 years Florida Game 8, Fresh Water Fish Commission, 5 years; Miami and three months; sworn-in as interim Jefferson County Dade Sheriff's Office, 3 years; Vero Beach Police Department, Sheriff, April 16, 1984; elected Sheriff in 1984, ran unop- 4 years; Indian River County Sheriffs Office, 17 years; elect- posed in 1988, 1992,1996, re-elected 2000 Military U.S, ed Indian River Sheriff 2000 Military U.S. Army, 1958-59 Navy Honors and Ajgliations Member, Florida Sheriffs Honors and A~liations Indian River Community College Jus- Association Legislative Committee, 1985-86; elected to tice Advisory Committee; past president, Tri-County Intelli- Sheriffs Association Board of Directors, 1987 and 1997; gence Unit; past board member, Humane Society of Vero Chairman of the Board in 1988; Secretary, 1989 and 1990; Beach; member, FBI National Associates, Indian River Treasurer, 1991; Monticello/Jefferson County Chamber of Cattleman's Association and National Rifle Association; vol- Commerce President's Award for Outstanding Contribution to unteer Certified Florida Hunter Safety Education Instructor Community, 1996; Chapter 29 Florida Council on Crime and (14 years); recipient of 1992 and 2000 Humane Society Delinquency Distinguished Service Award Law Enforcement; Animal Protection Awards. elected to FSA Board of Directors, 1997. JACKSON LAFAYETTE COUNTY COUNTY Marianna Mayo Sheriff John P. Owen Carson McDaniel (D) McCall, Jr. (D) www jcsheri~com Born Jackson County, FL, October 9, Born Lake City, FL, May 15, 1966 1940 Education Public schools of Education Public schools of Mayo, Jack-son County; attended Chipola Florida; North Florida Junior College Junior College and Florida A 8. M University 8+ie Mellie Police Academy; completed numerous law enforcement train- Children Four Grandchildren Four Church Baptist Career ing and certification courses yyfie Sharon Children One Drug-enforcement school; homicide investigation school; 10 Church Alton Church of God Career Appointed Sheriff years with financial institution; four years, Chief Deputy, Lafayette County, 2002; Alachua County Sheriffs Office, Jackson County Sheriff's Department; one year with Sneads Detective 1994-2002; Criminal Intelligence 1993-1994;Crime Police Department; elected Sheriff in 1980, re-elected 1984, Scene Investigator 1992-1993; Uniform Patrol 1990-1992. 1988, 1992, 1996 and 2000 Military Florida National Mayo Police Department, Police Chief 1988-1990; Lafayette Guard, U.S. Navy Specialized Training graduate of FBI County Sheriffs Office, Deputy Sheriff 1985-1988; McCall School for Sheriffs Honors and A~liadons Past Master, Farms, Inc. Co-Owner 1982-Present. Honors and Ajpliatf'ons Harmony Lodge No. 3; member, Masonic Lodge, York Rite 1997 Alachua County Deputy of the Year; American Legion Bodies, Ambassador Shadi Shrine Temple; Sheriffs Citation for Meritorious Service; Sons of the American Association Board of Directors, 1996; member Florida Revolution Law Enforcement; recognition by Alachua County Sheriffs Youth Ranches Governing Board, 1996. Sheriff's Office for successful statewide investigation of heavy equipment; certificates of commendation from ACSO for STAR BRIEF money laundering and auto theft investigation and solving Did yoII fotow. .. Y The majority of Rorida Sheriffs Association members are not employed in law high profile burglary (including recovery of stolen property); enforcement. Approximately 140,000 citizens throughout the state and 3,500 certificate of commendation from Marion County Sheriff's businesses make up the bulk of membership. And FSA is one of the rare state Sheriffs' associations that has full, active participation by all Sheriffs in the Office for undercover operation, including recovery of large state. amount of stolen construction equipment.

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LAKE COUNTY LEON COUNTY Tavares Tallahassee Sheriff George E. Sheriff Larry Campbell (D) Knupp, Jr. (R) http: //lcso. leone. org http: //www lcso.org * Born Jacksonville, FL, October 22, Born Harrisonburg, VA, November 20, 1942; Education Public Schools, Leon 1 940 Education Edgewater High County; Florida State University, B.S. School (Orlando, FL); Valencia Com- Degree in Criminology and Psycho- munity College (Orlando), AS Degree logy; FBI National Academy Graduate, in Criminal Justice; Rollins College, BS (Hoover Award Academic Excellence) Degree and Master's Degree in Criminal Justice; numerous 1972; National Sheriff's Institute, 1998;FBI/Florida Executive law enforcement courses alfie Ann Children Three Development Seminar, 1999 Children Two Church Episcopal Church Catholic Career Maitland Police Department, six years; Career Leon County Sheriff's Office, Jailer to Captain of Detec- Orange County Sheriff's Office, 15 years; Seminole County tives 1961-1966, Undersheriff 1981-1996; Special Agent, Sheriff's Office, seven and a half years; elected Sheriff in Florida Sheriff's Bureau 1967-1969; Special Agent through 1988, re-elected 1992, 1996 and 2000 Military U.S. Army Deputy Director, Florida Department of Law Enforcement, Reserves A~liations Lake County Shrine Club, Bahia Temple; 1970-1980; elected Sheriff in 1996, re-elected without oppo- BPOE; Golden Triangle Republican Club; Eustis Chapter ¹33, sition, 2000; Military U.S. Marine Corps Reserves, Platoon York Rite; Eustis Lodge ¹85 MAM; Police Executive Re- Sergeant Honors and A~liations Law Enforcement Commen- search Forum; Leadership Lake County; American Legion. dation Medal — Sons of the American Revolution; Distinguished Service Award — Florida Council on Crime and Delinquency; Legion of Honor - Order of Demolay; Award of LEE COUNTY Honor — Steele Brooks Center; President's Award-Florida Ft. Myers Crime Prevention Association; Distinguished Leadership Sheriff Rodney M. Award —Boy Scouts of America; American Legion; Exchange "Rod" Shoap (R) Club; Moose Club; FSU Alumni Association; Leon County www. sherijgeefl. org Juvenile Justice Council; Leadership Tallahassee; Refuge Born Painesville, OH, April 7, 1954 House Capital Campaign; JAC Center Steering Committee; Education Edison Community College, Leon County Domestic Violence Council; Tallahassee Race Ft. Myers, AA/AS Criminology; Inter- Relations Committee; Tallahassee 25-Lending Kids a Hand; national College, BS Business Manage- Leon County Public Safety Coordinating Council; Past ment, Central Michigan University, MS Chairman-American Heart Association; Pat Thomas Law Public Administration; FBI National Academy graduate; nu- Enforcement Academy Executive Committee; Chairman, merous law enforcement training courses 8'fie Sandi Children Regional Anti-Terrorism Task Force; Board Member — United Three Church Faith Assembly of God Career Lee County Way, Past Vice Chairman and Chairman; Urban League, Sheriff's Office: Commander, Law Enforcement, Major Crimes Salvation Army, Boy Scouts of America, Mothers in Crisis, Investigations, Internal Affairs 8. Training, Communications Law Enforcement Training Academy, Capital City Youth 8. Records, Technical Services 8. Fleet; elected Lee County Services, Florida Sheriffs Association, Leon County Commun- Sheriff 2000, 25 years of Law Enforcement Administration ity Justice Center; Chairman — Florida Corrections Accredita- Experience. Honors and A~liations Member, Florida Sheriffs tion Commission. Association, National Sheriffs Association, Mothers Against Drunk Driving, FBI National Associates, SW Florida Chiefs of LEVY COUNTY Police Association, Chambers of Commerce, Fort Myers- Bronson Edison Kiwanis, International Association of Law Enforce- Sheriff Johnny M. SW Florida Criminal Justice Acad- ment Firearm Instructors, Smith emy, Florida Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention Authority-Board (D) www. leyyso. col of Directors, The Foundation for Lee County Public Schools, Born Gainesville, FL, September 28, Inc. , Board of Directors, Florida Violent Crime and Drug 1960; Educadon Santa Fe Community Control Council Chairman, SW Florida Regional Drug Coordi- College Police Academy; FBI National nating Team; Criminal and Juvenile Justice Information Academy 1997, numerous law en- Systems Council; SW Florida Crime Prevention/Community forcement training courses 8'ife Policing Association, Sheriff of the Year 2001, 2002; MADD Marcia Children One Church Baptist Career Chiefland Police State Chair Award, 2003. Department, Williston Police Department, Levy County Sheriff's Office: Patrol, Criminal Investigations, Investigative

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Sergeant; elected Levy County Sheriff 2000; Honors and Ajgliations/ Member, Bronson Kiwanis Club, Bronson FFA MANATEE Alumni; American Legion Post ¹236; 1988-89 Law Enforce- COUNTY ment Officer of the Year; member of Advisory Board for Crim- Bradenton Institute at Central Florida Community inal Justice College. Sheriff Charles B. "Charlie" Wells (R) LIBERTY www. manateesheri+com COUNTY Born Bonifay, FL, November 20, 1944 Bristol Education BA Degree in Religious Sheriff Harrell W. Studies from Eckerd College; AS Degree in Criminology; attended Manatee Junior College, Revell (D) Eckerd College and St. Leo College; Wife Leslie Children Five (one deceased) Church Baptist Career Florida Highway Patrol Born Bristol, FL, April 2, 1927 Trooper, 15-1/2 years; Chief of Police, Bradenton, two years; Educadon Public Schools of Liberty State Attorney's Investigator, one year; elected Sheriff in County, FDLE Executive Institute 1984, re-elected 1988, 1992, ran unopposed in 1996 and Certification Wfie Edna Children Seven Church Baptist Career 2000 Honors and A~liations Florida Law Enforcement US Army Military Police; elected Liberty County Sheriff 1976, Officer of the Year by the VFW, 1972; runner-up, 1973; re-elected 1980, 1984 and 1988, retired in 1992, re-elected Florida Trooper of the Year nominee, 1972; Kiwanis Interna- Liberty County Sheriff 2000/I/lilitary Served in the Merchant tional Medal of Valor, 1973; MADD Community Leader of the Marines 1944-48; 82nd Airborne Division, 20 years; Military Year, 1992; Florida Council on Crime and Delinquency Dis- Police, Ft. Bragg Honors and A~liadons Member, Lions Club tinguished Service Award, 1993; Florida Prosecuting Attor- and Masonic Lodge; Florida Sheriffs Association Board, ney's Association Furtherance of Justice Award, 1993;Florida 1987-88. Network of Victim Witness Services, Inc. , President's Award, 1993; Florida Crime Prevention Association President's MADISON Award, 1993; member, Sheriffs Association's Legislative Committee and Board of Directors (Chairman, 1991);elected COUNTY Sheriffs Association's Secretary, 1992; Vice President, 1993; Madison Pres-ident, 1994; Governor's Drug Advisory Council, 1999- Sheriff Peter C. 2003; Florida Domestic Security Advisory Panel, 2001-03. "Pete" Bucher (D) www sheri~mcso fl.org MARION COUNTY Born North Tonawanda, NY, April 18, Ocala 1947 Education Palm Beach Commun- h ity College, Tallahassee Community Sheriff H. Edward College, Florida Highway Patrol Academy, Graduate of Florida "Ed" Dean, Jr. (D) Criminal Justice Executive Institute Chief Executive Seminar www. sheri~marr'oncounQ fl.org

Class 32 Wowie Gerri Children One Church Baptist Military US Born Los Angeles, CA, June 9, 1945 Army 1966-70; Military Police Sergeant; Vietnam 1966-67 Educadon Public schools of Michigan; and 1969-70 Career US Army Military Police 1966-70; Michigan State University, BA, gradu- Florida Highway Patrol, 1972-2000; Traffic Homicide Investi- ated with honors (1967); JD, Univer- gator 18 years; E.M.T., Firearms Instructor, Auxiliary Instruc- sity of Florida College Law, with hon- tor, First Responder Instructor, Field Training Officer, Adjunct ors (1970); FDLE Chief Executive Institute (1999); FBI

Faculty North Florida Community Law Enforcement Training Academy Executive Program (2000) Wowie Sarah Children Four Academy, Traffic Accident Reconstructionist; elected Madison Church Lutheran Career Appointed Sheriff 11/18/1998, elect- County Sheriff 2000 Honors and A~liadons Bronze Star, ed Sheriff 2000 Honors and A~liadons Board member and Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry, Vietnam Campaign Medal, Chairman, Ocala-Marion Economic Development Council, Vietnam Service Medal; National Defense Service Medal; 1991-1995;Chairman of the Marion County Indigent Health selected FHP Trooper of the Month, December 1991; Charter Care Council, 1991-1996;Marion District Chairman of Boy member, Florida Association of State Troopers; Chairman, Scouts of America, 1992-1994;Executive Committee Member, Florida Association of State Troopers 1990-1993; Rotarian; North Florida Council of Boy Scouts; Chairman and founding Past Master Madison Lodge ¹11 F. 8. A.M; Board of Directors board member of the Marion County Big Brothers-Big Sisters FSYR; Member, FSYR Development/Public Relations Com- Program, 1993; board member Salvation Army Advisory mittee. Board 1986-present; board member and Vice Chairman of the

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North Florida Innovation Technology Corporation, 1994- chairman; Juvenile justice Accountability Board, 1998; Florida 1998; board member, Silver River Marine Institute of Ocala, Violent Crime Council, 2000; Commissioner, Criminal Justice alternative school for troubled youth 1997-2002; board mem- Standards 8. Training Commission since 2001-2004; Florida ber of the Florida Angus Association 1991-1997, (president Law Enforcement Accreditation, Inc. , 2001-2003; Stuart in 1996); Director of the Children's Advocacy Center, 1999 to Kiwanis, Masonic Lodge, Acacia ¹163 (past master, Scottish present; board member of the Criminal Justice Advisory Rite Bodies (32nd degree master mason); charter member, Committee; board member of Healthy Families Advisory Republican Council of 100; numerous other civic, religious, Board, 2000; board member "Success by Six" 2000 to pres- political and government activities and memberships. ent; Chairman, Children's Alliance of Marion County, 2001 to present; Chaplain, Florida Sheriffs Association, 2001 to pres- ent; board member, Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches, 2001 to MIAMI -DADE present; board member, United Way of Marion County, 2001 to present; Co-Chairman, March of Dimes, 2002; Chairman, COUNTY North Florida Investigative Support Center, 2001 to present; Af™ Vice-Chairman, Law Enforcement Section, Regional Domestic Director, Miami-Dade Security Task Force, 2001 to present; serves on steering com- Police Dep~~™nt mittee of the Statewide Cargo Theft Task Force, 2002-present; Carlos A. Alvarez serves as Chairman of the Florida Model Jail Standards Com- (Party a~liaa'on not shown because Director Alyarez is an appointed rather than an elected qPcial) mittee, 2003-present. www. mdpd' corn COUNTY Born Havana, Cuba, September 30, 1952, Education LaSalle MARTIN School; Associate of Arts Miami-Dade Stuart High Degree, South Community College; BA Degree in Business Administration, Sheriff Robert L. Florida International University, 1974; FBI National Academy, "Bob" Crowder (R) 1986; Senior Management Institute for Police, 1990; Children www. sheriff mardnf7. us Three Church Catholic Career Police Officer, Metro-Dade, Born Nashville, TN, October 4, 1945 1976- 1979; Sergeant, 1979-1980; Commander, Technical Education Martin County High School, Services Division, 1980-1981; Lieutenant, Kendall Station 1963; Indian River Community College, Uniform Squad, 1981-1983; Lieutenant, Internal Review AA Degree in Criminal Justice, 1971; 1983-1985;Major, Doral Station, 1985-1987;Major, Kendall Florida Atlantic University, BA Degree Station, 1987-1989; Division Chief, Central Operations, in Criminal Justice, 1980; FBI National Academy graduate, 1989-1990; Division Chief, South Operations, 1990-1992; 1976; Senior Management Institute, 1989; numerous law Assistant Director, Department Services 1992-1993; Assis- enforcement training courses 8'ife Deborah Children Four tant Director, Police Services, 1993-1996;Assistant Director, Church Episcopal Career Dispatcher, Relief Jailer and Clerk, Support Services, 1996-1997; appointed Director, 1997 Martin County Sheriff's Office; Security Guard; Patrolman and Honors and A~liations Past President, Dade County Associa- first Detective, Stuart Police Department; interim Sheriff of tion of Chiefs of Police; member, FBI Academy; Florida Police Martin County, 1972; Chief of Security at nuclear power plant; Chiefs Association; member, Major Cities Chiefs; member, Chief Investigator, Martin County Sheriff's Office; Chief Florida Crime Laboratory Council; Past Chairman, Florida Vio- Deputy/Undersheriff, St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office; elected lent Crime and Drug Council. Martin County Sheriff in 1992, ran unopposed in 1996 and 2000 Military U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Honors and MONROE COUNTY Ajpliations Leatherneck Magazine award for performance and Key West achievement in recruit training; Jaycees Outstanding Young Law Enforcement Officer Award in 1970; Civitan Club Award Sheriff Richard D. for Exemplary Citizenship, 1972; listed in Who's Who in U.S. Roth (R) Law Enforcement Leaders, 1990-91; Distinguished www stateJK us/meso Leadership Award, 1994, from National Association for Born Minneapolis, MN, November 19, Community Leadership (1994); nominee for Gary P. Hayes 1938 Education Florida Keys Com- Memorial Award; member, FBI National Academy Associates, munity College, AA Degree in Police International Police Association, International Association of Science; graduate of FBI National Chiefs of Police; Treasure Coast Chiefs of Police, National and Academy; National Sheriffs' Academy Florida Sheriffs Association; Class XV, Leadership Florida; Wfie Sandra Children Two Church Baptist Career Monroe FSA Board of Directors, 1996-present, including serving as County Sheriff's Office since 1965 holding most jobs the secretary, treasurer, chairman and president; FSYR Board of department has to offer; appointed interim Sheriff in June, Directors, since 1997, including serving as treasurer and 1990; elected Sheriff in 1992, 1996 and 2000 Military U.S. THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY I FEBRUARY 2004 43 ~ '

Navy, 1958-60 Honors and A~liations Board Member and National Sheriffs' Institute Executive Development Program; Past President, Middle Keys Guidance Clinic; past Board Florida Criminal Justice Executive Institute's Chief Executive Member, Salvation Army; Board Member, Care Center for Seminar; FBI Law Enforcement Executive Development Mental Health, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Criminal Justice Seminar 8'fie Barbara Children Three Church Baptist Career Committee, Easter Seals, and Rural Health Network; Past Police Officer, Jackson, MS Police Department, three years; Chairman, Blue Lightning Task Force; recipient, Jaycees Chief of Police, two; USAF Security Police Squadrons, 18 Outstanding Law Enforcement Officer of the Year; recipient, years; Police Officer, Ft. Walton Beach Police Department, Governor LeRoy Collins Outstanding Alumni Award; recipient, four years; elected Sheriff 1996, re-elected 2000 Military Monroe County People's Choice Award for Best Law USAF, 18 years, Security Police Officer, rank of Major Honors Enforcement Officer 1992, 1993, 1996; Past member, FSA and A~liadons Four Meritorious Service Medals, USAF; Two Board of Directors, 1997 through 2002; FCAC Commissioner; Air Force Commendation Medals; 1995 Police Officer of the Appointed CJJIS, 2001; Board member of the Florida Keys Year, Ft. Walton Beach Police Department; Adjunct Professor, Children's Shelter 2002. University of South Dakota, Park College, University of Mary- land, Troy State University and Okaloosa-Walton Community COUNTY College; appointed to Commission on Mental Health and NASSAU Substance Abuse by Governor Bush on October 22, 1999; Fernandina Beach appointed to the Commission for Florida Law Enforcement Sheriff W. R. Accreditation on December 10, 1998; Appointed by Governor "Ray" Geiger (R) Jeb Bush to the Florida Violent Crime and Drug Control www, nassaucountysheri+com Council, serving as Chairman; Vice-Chair of the Board of Born Hilliard, FL, April 8, 1939 Directors for Florida Sheriffs Association; Past President of Education Public schools in Callahan, the Board of Directors for Okaloosa County American Heart FL; Florida Junior College; Jacksonville Association; Domestic Violence Steering Committee for Oka- Police Academy; training sessions pro- loosa County; and Board of Managers for Florida Sheriffs vided by FBI, ATF, and Secret Service; Self-Insurance Fund and Workers Compensation Fund; Co- court security training by FLETC, Brunswick, GA; FSA execu- chair of Northwest Florida Regional Domestic Security Task tive training, budget workshop, career service training; IPTM, Force; Florida Domestic Security Oversight Board; and Policy University of North Florida, police/media relations seminar; Advisor to the Florida Criminal Justice Executive Institute Law Enforcement Training Academy of Northeast Florida, Policy Board. Division of Science and Administration; U.S. Dept. of Justice (FBI), Southeastern Law Enforcement Executive Development OKEECHOBEE seminar; completed "The Chief Executive Seminar" in June, — COUNTY 1997 Florida Criminal Justice Executive Institute Wowie Elizabeth Ann Children Five Church Baptist Career Jack- Oieeechobee sonville Sheriff's Office, 13 years; U.S, Marshal Service, one Sheriff O.L. Raulerson (D) and a half years; elected Sheriff in 1992, re-elected 1996 and www. sheri+co. okeechobeefl. us 2000 Honors and A~liations Class president in 10th, 11th Born Okeechobee, FL, August 17, and 12th grades, also valedictorian, 1957; basketball team 1941 Education Florida Highway captain; Little League baseball and softball coach; member, Patrol Academy, Florida Criminal FSA Board of Directors, 1995 through present; Chairman of Justice Executive Institute, numerous the Board, Florida Sheriffs Association, 2001 and Treasurer- law enforcement training courses 8'fie Judy Children Two 2002 and Secretary-2003. Church Protestant Military U.S. Air Force Career Florida Highway Patrol, 1963-68; Highlands County Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy, 1969-70; Highlands County Sheriff, 1970-77; OKALOOSA Florida Department of Law Enforcement, 1978-80; Okee- COUNTY chobee County Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy, 1981-86; Okee- Crestview chobee County Sheriff, 1986-96; elected Sheriff Okeechobee Sheriff Charles W. County 2000 Honors and A~liations Florida Sheriffs Asso- "Charlie" ciation Board of Directors 1975-1976; Florida Sheriffs Morris (R) Legislative Committee 1974-76. www sheri+ okaloosa. org Born: Longview, TX, August 29, 1949 STAR BRIEF Education: Public schools, Jackson MS; Supporting a tradition of Excellence in Law Enforcement for more University of Southern Mississippi, than 100 years. . .. Hattiesburg, BS Degree, Criminal Justice, MS Degree, Criminal The Florida Sheriffs Association www. fl sheriffs. Justice Management; FBI National Academy, 160th Session; org

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ORANGE COUNTY Kissimmee, AA degree; Florida Southern College, Lakeland, Church Orlando BS Criminal Justice alfie Jane Children Two Baptist Military Florida National Guard 1971-77 Career Osceola Sheriff Kevin E. Beary (R) Sheriff's Office, 1977-2000; elected Sheriff Osceola County dg www. ocso, corn 2000 Honors and A~liatr'ons J.C. Stone Memorial Police Born Buffalo, NY, May 12, 1957 Academy; Firearms Instructor; Defensive Driving Instructor; Education Lyman High School; BS D.A.R.E. Instructor, Human Diversity Instructor; Member of Degree from Liberty University, Florida Sheriffs Association, National Sheriffs Association, Lynchburg, VA; Masters Degree in International Association of Chiefs of Police, Metropolitan Criminal Justice, University of Central Bureau of Investigation, Osceola County Criminal Justice Florida, Honor graduate FBI National Academy, Central Florida Criminal Justice Association, Kis- Academy, 143rd class; Graduate FBI National Executive simmee Rotary, Osceola County Council on Aging, Senior Institute, 18th session; honorary degree, Florida Metropolitan Friends, Osceola County Boys and Girls Club, Osceola Resort University rA+ie Rebekah Children Four Church Presbyterian Area Council. , Osceola County Investigation Bureau, Take Career Melbourne (FL) Police Department, 1975-78; Orange Stock in Children Mentor, American Cancer Society, Leader- County S.O. 1978-89; Kennedy Space Center Security/Brevard ship Osceola County. County S.O. , 1989-92; elected Sheriff in 1992, re-elected 1996, ran unopposed 2000; teaches Criminal Justice at UCF Military U.S. Army/Florida National Guard, 1983-1989 PALM BEACH Honors and Afar liatr'ons Melbourne Police Officer of the Year COUNTY Award), 1976; VFW Law Enforcement Officer of the (Rotary West Palm Beach Year, 1979; Law Enforcement Officer of the Year, Sons of the American Revolution, 1993; Commendation/Exemplary Sheriff Edward W, Service Award, Masonic Lodge ¹364, 1994; Business Member "Ed" Bieluch (D) of the Year Award, Orange County Chamber of Commerce; www. pbso. org National Black Law Enforcement Officers and National Rifle Born Hartford, CT, February 28, 1942 Association Law Enforcement Officer of the Year, 1996; Police Education Palm Beach Community Athletic League Award, 2000; Florida Center Chamber of College, Lake Worth; Barry University, Commerce Tourism Safety Award, 2000; Hispanic Community Miami; numerous law enforcement training courses I/Vife Award, 2001; Professional Achievement Award, University of Lynn Children Four Church Episcopal Military US Navy Central Florida, 2002; named 2003 Sheriff of the Year by the Reserve Career Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office, 30 years: National Sheriff's Association; Past President, Florida SWAT Patrol, Field Training, Detective, Sergeant, Lieutenant, Watch Association and Central Florida Criminal Justice Association; Commander, Emergency Field Force Commander, Captain and Co-Founder and President, Major County Sheriff's Associa- District Commander; elected Sheriff Palm Beach County 2000 tion; Florida Sheriffs Association Legislative Committee Honors and A~liations Member, Christmas in April Executive Chairman, 1998-1999;and Co-Chairman, 2002; appointed by Board (1998-99); Board of Directors, Palm Beach County Governor to Co-Chair Florida Domestic Security Task Force, Homeless Coalition; Advisory Board, Program R.E.A, C.H. Region V; member, FBI's Executive Advisory Team for Homeless Family Center, Women Services Network, Palm- Homeland Security and D.A, R.E. America Operations wood Lodge ¹303 Free and Accepted Masons, Palm Beach Advisory Committee; member, American Society for Industrial County Police Benevolent Association, Fraternal Order of Security's International Standing Council on Global Terrorism, Police, Lodge 50; Hurricane Andrew Commendation Award; Political Instability and International Crime; past Chairman, Unit Commendation; Palm Beach County Criminal Justice National Police Board of Gang Resistance Education and Commission; Law Enforcement Planning Council; National Training (G.R.E.A.T.). Sheriffs Association; Florida Sheriffs Association; Board Member Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches; International Asso- OSCEOLA ciation of Chiefs of Police; Palm Beach County Police Chiefs Association; Amara Shrine; Board of Directors, South Florida COUNTY Regional Anti-Terrorism Task Force; Board Member, Florida Kissimmee Sheriff's Youth Ranches; 1998 Outstanding Service to Sheriff Charles M. Homeless Award and 1999 Homeless Coalition of Palm Beach "Charlie" Aycock (D) County Advocacy Award, 25-year Good Conduct Award. 2001 www osceolasheri+com Elected Official of the Year, National Association of Social Born Millen, GA, December 6, 1949 Workers; Grand Star Award, Florida Sheriffs Association. Education Graduate St. Cloud High School; Valencia Community College,

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Statewide Task Force, District 5 Juvenile Justice Board, Florida PASCO COUNTY Model Jail Standards Committee, and charter member of Dade Ct'0/ Florida Accreditation for Law Enforcement Commission. Sheriff Robert L. "Bob"White (R) POLK COUNTY www pascosheri+com Bartow Born Belton, TX, August 1, 1950 Education Moultrie High School (GA); Sheriff Lawrence W. Pasco-Hernando Community College, Crow, jr. (R) AA Criminal Justice; University of http:/'/polksherjri O". org South Florida, Criminal Justice Major; Born Glen Dale, WV, July 29, 1942 graduate of numerous other law enforcement academies PVife Education Public schools, Lakeland, Diane Children One Church Baptist Career Started in law Florida; received Associate Degree in enforcement in 1972, Brooksville Police Department, Sumter Police Science, Polk Community Col- County Sheriff's Office, Florida Highway Patrol State Trooper lege, 1973; BS Degree, Police Admin- (5 years); bank manager and operational services officer (5 istration, Rollins College, 1975 8'fie Wanda Children Two years); Florida Alcohol 8. Tobacco: Special Agent, 10 years, Church Assemblies of God Career Lakeland PD in 1962 as a Sergeant, 8 years; elected Sheriff Pasco County 2000 Honors cadet; graduated from FBI National Academy, 1979; attended and A~liations appointed by Governor to the 2003 Florida IACP training schools; appointed Lakeland Police Chief, 1980; Violent Crime and Drug Control Council; 2003 National appointed Sheriff of Polk County, 1987; elected Sheriff in Bronze Leadership Award from Junior Achievement; member, 1988, re-elected 1992, 1996 and 2000 Military U.S. Navy, National Sheriff's Association, Florida Sheriffs Association, 1960-62 Honors Chosen outstanding alumnus of Polk Com- Tampa Police Chiefs Association, International Association of munity College in 1984; appointed by the Governor to serve Chiefs of Police, Pasco Hernando Community College Law on Florida's Criminal Justice Informational Systems Council. Enforcement Advisory Committee, Multi-Agency Coordinat- ing Council of Pasco County; member, the Circuit 6 Juvenile PUTNAM Justice Board, the Judicial Security Council, Junior Achieve- COUNTY ment Board of Trustees, Honorable Order of Kentucky Palate Colonels and the Gold Shield Foundation; served as 2002 and 2003 Junior Achievement Fund Drive Chairman, Sheriff Taylor Douglas (D);, ,~ www putnamsheri+org PINELLAS Born Dayrona Beach, FL, January 18, !!I!I!I!r'"" 1952 Education Public schools of COUNTY Palatka, FL; St. Johns River Commun- Clearwater ity College, AA Degree; University of Sheriff Everett S. Rice (R) Florida, BA Degree in Political Science www. co.pinellasJX us/' with a minor in Criminology; graduate of FBI National sheri+idefault. htm Academy Wfie Marsha Children Two Church Baptist Career 24 Born Salem, VA, September 3, 1944 years with Putnam County S.O. as Uniform Patrol Officer, Education public schools of Pinellas Detective and Chief Deputy; elected Sheriff in 1988, re-elect- County; St. Petersburg Junior College, ed 1992, ran unopposed 1996 and 2000 Honors and Ajgl- AA Degree in Police Administration; University of South iations Member, Kiwanis Club (Past President), Jaycees (Past Florida, BA Degree in Criminal Justice; Stetson University President), Masonic Lodge ¹34, Outstanding Law Enforce- College of Law, JD Degree; graduate of FBI National Academy, ment Officer, 1978, 1983; Outstanding Young Man of the Year FBI National Executive Institute, FDLE Executive Institute in Putnam County, 1986; Civic Betterment Award from Elks Wife Linda Children Three Church Methodist Career 18 years Lodge; Putnam County Salvation Army, Chairman; elected to with Pinellas County S.O. as Deputy, Sergeant, Lieutenant, Sheriff's Association's Board of Directors, 1992 and 1994; Captain and Chief of Detectives 1967-85; elected Sheriff in Past Chairman, Law Enforcement Academy Advisory Council 1988, re-elected 1992, 1996 and 2000 Military U.S. Merchant for the St. Augustine Voc-Tec Center; appointed by Gov. Jeb Marine, 1964-67Honors and A~liations Past member, Board Bush to Criminal Justice Standards 8. Training Commission; of Directors, Clearwater Bar Association; member Florida Bar Board of Directors for United Way, American Cancer Society Association, and Bar Association of U.S. District Court for and Caring Center; serves on local Juvenile Justice Council; Middle District of Florida; elected to Florida Sheriffs Chairman for St. Johns River Community College Law En- Association's Board of Directors; Chairman, Sheriffs forcement Academy Advisory Council; Vice Chairman for Association's Legislative Committee; Vice President, FSA, Region V Training Council. Florida Association of Community 1996; President, FSA, 1997, Florida Sheriffs Association Colleges 2002 Leroy Collins Distinguished Alumni Award.

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2003 member, Treasure Coast Builders Association; Vice ST. JOHNS Chairman of the St, Lucie County Executive Roundtable; Vice COUNTY Chairman of Weed and Seed of St. Lucie County, St. Augustr'ne Sheriff Neil J. Perry (R) SANTA ROSA www, co.stj ohnsfl. us/ Born St. Augustine, FL, May 19, 1945 COUNTY Education AA Degree, St. Johns River Milton Communty College; BA Degree Nova Sheriff O. Wendell Hall (R) University; graduate, FBI National www. santarosasheri+org Academy; graduate, Florida Criminal Born Atmore, AL, January 27, 1949 Justice Executive Institute's Chief Executive Course; graduate, Education Pensacola Junior College,

U.S. Army Command and General Staff College Wowie Syd Troy State University, Bachelor's Cum Children Three Church Presbyterian Career 34 years experi- Laude Criminal Justice, numerous law ence in law enforcement, including: Reserve Officer, St. enforcement training courses Wife Augustine PD, 1968-74; Patrol Deputy and Detective, St. Kimberly Children Three Church Methodist Career Escambia Johns County S.O. , 1974-84; elected Sheriff, 1984, re-elected County Sheriff's Office: Corrections Officer, Patrol Deputy, 1988, 1992, 1996 and 2000 military Florida National Guard, Narcotics Investigator, Property Crimes Investigator, Major 1962 to 2001, retired as Colonel Honors and A~liatr'ons Crimes Investigator and Supervisor, and Administrative Army Commendation Medal, Army Achievement Medal; Super- visor; Certified Hostage Negotiator, Field Training Meritorious Service Medal; Florida Distinguished Medal and Officer, Firearms Instructor; Elected Sheriff of Santa Rosa Florida Commendation Medal; Outstanding Young Law County 2000 Honors and A~liatr'ons Member of the Florida Enforcement Officer, Jaycees(1979); Lifetime Public Service Council on Crime and Delinquency; National Crime Justice Award, Democratic Woman's Club (1989); Distinguished Honor Society, Pace Quarterback Club; President, NW Florida Service Award from Florida Sheriffs Association; numerous First Judicial Circuit Law Enforcement (2002, re-elected civilian and militry commendations. Past Chairman, Florida 2003); Juvenile Crime Council; Think First of NW Florida; Sheriffs Youth Ranches, Inc. ; Past President, Kiwanis Club; Leadership Santa Rosa Alumni; Florida Sheriffs Association; Past Chairman and President, Florida Sheriffs Association; National Sheriff's Association; Pace Rotary Club; United Way Past Chairman, Commission on Florida Law Enforcement of Santa Rosa County, 2002 Chairman; Navy League Santa Accreditation; Past Chairman, Northeast Florida Investigative Rosa County Board of Directors; Santa Rosa County, Gulf Support Center; Past President, Law Enforcement Private Breeze, Pace, Jay, and Navarre Chamber of Commerce mem- Security Council; Chairman, Florida Criminal Justice Executive ber; Elks Lodge ¹2787 Law Enforcement Officer of the Year Institute; Co-chair of the NE Florida Regional Domestic 2002-2003; Law Enforcement Distinguished Service Award Security Taskforce. for 2003 by the Florida Council on Crime and Delinquency.

ST. LUCIE SARASOTA COUNTY Ft, Pierce COUNTY Sarasota Sheriff Ken J. Mascara (D) www. stiuciesheri+com Sheriff William F, Born Hollywood, FL, July 8, 1958 "Bill" Balkwill (R) Education Indian River Community www. sarasotasherijf. org College, Ft. Pierce, AA/AS Criminal Born Port Huron, Michigan, January 1, Justice; Life University, Marietta, GA D.C. Degree Children 1952 Education St. Clair Community Two Church Catholic Career St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office: College, Port Huron, MI, AA Criminal Auxiliary Deputy Sheriff, Corrections Officer, Deputy Sheriff, Justice; Ferris State University, Big Rapids, MI, BS Law Part-time Deputy Sheriff; elected Sheriff St. Lucie County Enforcement; University of Louisville, Seventh School 2000 Honors and A~liadons 1988 Fraternal Order of Police Command; National Sheriffs Institute %fr'e Gail Children Two Lodge ¹41 Citizen of the Year; St. Lucie Fair Association; Church Presbyterian Career Sarasota County Sheriff's Office, FYSR Programs committee; NSA; Exchange Club C.A, S.T,L.E.; 1976-2001; University of South Florida Police Department, Director of the Hundred Club of St. Lucie County; 2002 Law 1975-76; elected Sheriff Sarasota County 2000 Honors and Enforcement Officer of the Year, American Legion White City A~liations Eagle Scout, Sarasota County Sheriff's Office 1979 Post 358; May 2003 graduate of the U.S. Federal Bureau of Felony Arrest Award; Sarasota Jaycee's 1982 Outstanding Investigation Federal Executive Development Seminar; June Young Law Enforcement of the Year award; Sertoma Service to

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Mankind Award; Board of Directors, Florida Association of D.A.R.E Board of Directors, 1998; Central Florida High School Resource Officers, Safe Place 2 Rape Crisis Center; Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA), Chairman, 1998; Sarasota VFW 1987 Law Enforcement Officer of the Year; Vice Chairman, Executive Board, 1999; Former State Director, Sarasota Sheriff's Office 1989 and 1994 Meritorious Florida Partners In Crisis; Envision Seminole, Board of Achievement Awards; Member, Florida Association of School Directors; Commissioner-Elect, Commission on Accreditation Resource Officers; President, co-founder and life member of for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA); Florida's Behavorial National Association of School Resource Officers (NASRO); Health Services Integration Workshop; Florida Department of NASRO 2000 Lifetime Achievement Award; The William F. Children R Families Supportive Housing Workgroup; Florida Balkwill Instructor of the Year Award created by the National Sheriffs Association Task Force-Zone 5-Chairman; Florida Association of School Resource Officers (NASRO); Member of Suicide Prevention Task Force. Elks Lodge 1519, Sertoma Club of Greater Sarasota, Police Athletic League of Sarasota County, National Consortium on Alternatives for Youth at Risk, Inc. ; Florida Sheriffs Youth SUMTER COUNTY Ranches Board, Masonic Lodge ¹147. Bushnell Sheriff William 0, "Bill" Farmer, Jr. (D) SEMINOLE www. sum. neusumterso COUNTY Born Leesburg, FL, June 17, 1947 Education Public schools, Sumter Sanford County; Lake Sumter Community Col- Sheriff Donald F. lege; St. Leo College, AA in Criminal "Don" Eslinger (R) Justice, BA Degree Cum Laude, Crimin- www seminolesheri+org ology; graduate work, Public Administration; National Born Detroit, MI, July 13, 1957 Sheriffs' Institute Executive Development Program; Florida Education Public schools in Warren, Criminal Justice Executive Institute; graduate of the 195th MI; attended Macomb County (MI) Session of the FBI National Academy; numerous Law En- Community College, Criminal Justice studies; Seminole Com- forcement courses and seminars Wife Linda Children Three munity College, Sanford, FL, Criminal Justice studies; FBI Church Church of God Career FBI, Washington, DC, one and a National Academy; National Louis University, B.A. , Applied half years; Florida Division of Corrections, three years; Patrol- Behavioral Science Children Two Church Catholic Career man, Webster Police Dept„ two years; Patrolman, Wildwood Advanced to Major during 12 years with the Seminole County Police Dept. , two years; Patrolman, Criminal Investigator, S.O. ; appointed Sheriff in 1990 for a two-year term; elected Chief Deputy, Sumter County Sheriff's Office, 26 years; elect- 1992, re-elected 1996 and 2000 Honors and A~liations ed Sheriff 1996, re-elected 2000 Afilitary U.S. Army 1966- Outstanding Performance of Duty Award from Kiwanis Club 1968 Honors and A~liations Delta Epsilon Signa National of Central Florida; Military Order of the Purple Heart for mer- Scholastic Honor Society; Lake Sumter Community College itorious and conspicuous service; Law Officer of the Year and Central Florida Community College Criminal Justice Award 1984, from 40 et 8; Public Safety Officer of the Year, Advisory Committees; Withlacoochee Regional Planning from Chamber of Commerce; Distinguished Service Award Council Emergency Planning Committee; Region VI Criminal from Florida Council on Crime and Delinquency; Service to Justice Standards and Training Council; Florida Sheriffs Mankind Award from Sertoma; Leadership Award, Repub- Association Sergeant at Arms 2000-2003; Elected to Florida lican Executive Committee; Children's Home Society 2002 R. Sheriffs Association Board of Directors, 2003-2004; Florida David Thomas Child Advocate of the Year Award; 2002 Sheriffs Youth Ranches Board of Directors, 2003-present; Florida Partners in Crisis Leadership Award; Optimist Club Florida 6t International Homicide Investigator's Association; Friend of Youth Award; Seminole Community Mental Health Florida Division of International Association for Identifi- Center Excellence Award; Girls 6z Boys Town of Central cation; Past President and Director, Sumter Fair Association; Florida 2002 Spirit of Youth Award; National Alliance for the Past President, Sumter Gideon Camp; Sumter County School Mentally Ill (NAMI) Florida President's Award 2002; Presi- District Vocational Advisory Committee; Board of Directors, dent, Florida Sheriffs Association, 2000-2001; Chairman, United Way, Lake and Sumter Counties; Board of Directors, FSA Board of Directors, 1996; Vice Chairman, 1995; Vice Central Florida Crimeline; Board of Directors, Habitat for Hu- Chairman, Florida Sheriff's Self Insurance Fund; Chairman manity; Board of Directors, Sumter County Chamber of Florida Sheriffs' Self Insurance Fund Audit Committee; Commerce; Sumter County Development Council; Florida and Chairman, Florida Sheriffs' Legislative Committee; National Sumter County Cattleman Associations; Sumter County Sheriff's Association, Board of Directors; Central Florida Farmer's Market; Sumter Youth Charities. Criminal Justice Association; Seminole Community College, Law Enforcement Advisory Committee; Chairman, Florida

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Sheriff's Office, 1968; Deputy, Sergeant, Lieutenant, Chief SUWANNEE Deputy, Taylor County Sheriff's Office, 1969-1980; Investi- COUNTY gator, State Attorney's Office, 1980-1996; elected Sheriff Live Oak 1996, re-elected 2000 Military U, S. Army, 1965-1967Honors Sheriff Alton K. National Defense Service Medal; Vietnam Campaign Medal; Vietnam Service Medal 2 0/S Bars. "Al" Williams, Jr. (D) www. suwanneesheri+com UNION COUNTY March 1943 Born Live Oak, FL, 15, Lake Butler Education Public schools, Suwannee County; North Florida Junior College, Sheriff Jerry Madison, FL, AA Degree; 25th Recruit School FHP Academy, Whitehead (D) 1964; 96th Session, FBI National Academy, 1974; National www. lake-butler. corn/shen+htm Sheriffs Institute, 1998; Florida Criminal Justice Executive Born Lake City, FL, September 27, Institute; Chief Executive Seminar 5'ice Diane Children Five 1953 Education Union County High Church Church of Christ Career FHP Trooper, 1964-1965; School; Lake City Community College; Deputy Sheriff, Investigator, Uniformed Sergeant, Brevard Police Standards Training; FDLE Exec- County Sheriff's Office, 1965-1968; Deputy Sheriff, Suwan- utive Institute, Budget Preparation, nee County Sheriff's Office, 1968-1975; Investigator, Coor- Disaster Preparedness; Florida State University, Vicarious dinator Drug Task Force and Aircraft Pilot, State Attorney's Liability Training; FBI National Academy, 1991 Spic Tammy Office Third Judicial Circuit, 1975-1996; Criminal Justice Children Four Church Christian Career Elected Sheriff in 1984, Instructor; elected Sheriff 1996, re-elected 2000 Honors and 1992, ran unopposed 1988, 1996 and 2000 Honors and Ajgliations Community Service Award, Junior Woman's Club, A+liatt'ons Member, Florida Council on Crime and Delin- 1980-1981; Department of Florida American Legion, 1982- quency; Past President, Union County Parents' Association 1983; Outstanding Officer for State Attorney Office, 1984; and Rotary; Secretary, Florida Sheriffs Association, 1987-88; Past Master, Hayward Lodge, ¹45 FRAM; Past District Deputy Treasurer, 1989; Vice President, 1990; President, 1991; Grand Master, 7th Masonic District of Florida; Suwannee Distinguished Service Award from Florida Council on Crime County Take Stock in Children Partnership Committee, Chair- and Delinquency, 1988-89; appointed to Criminal Justice man 2000-2002; President Live Oak Lions Club, 2000-2001; Standards and Training Commission, 1993; re-appointed, member of Foundation for Excellence in Education 2002- 1997; appointed to Board of Directors, Hunt Insurance Board 2004, member Board of Associates Florida Sheriffs Youth 2001; apponted to Board of Directors, Florida Sheriffs Ranches, 1998-present; FSA Board of Directors, elected to Association 2003. second 2-year term at 2002 summer conference; Vice-chari- man of FSA Board of Directors 2002-2003; Chairman FSA VOLUSIA COUNTY 2003-2004; Chairman FSYR Fiscal Board of Directors DeLand Affairs/Human Resources Committee; Chairman FSYR Audit Board Committee; member FSYR Investment Committee; Trea- Sheriff Ben F. Johnson (R') "Election is non-partisan in this county. surer, FYSR Board of Directors; Chairman FSYR Board of Directors 2003; FSA Legislative Planning Committee 2001- httprYvolusia. orgisheri+ 2004: member Suwannee River Valley March of Dimes Exe- Born DeLand, FL, July 10, 1950 Beach cutive Board 2003-2004. Education Daytona Community College, AS Criminal Justice; Rollins COUNTY College, Winter Park, BS Criminal TAYLOR Justice with honors; FBI National Aca- Peny demy 156th session Children One Church Baptist Career Sheriff L.E. Volusia County Sheriffs Office, 26 years; elected Sheriff "Bummy" Williams (D) Volusia County 2000 Honors and Ajgliatt'ons DeLand Rotary www, perryfl. corn/'tcso Club (Paul Harris Fellow); FBI National Academy Associates; Born Perry, FL, June 28, 1945 West Volusia Police Athletic League Past VP and Board I:: Education Public schools, Taylor . Member; American Heart Association Volusia/Flagler 2003 County; North Florida Community Col- ' Heart Walk Co-Chairman; American Heart Association Co- lege, Madison, FL, AA Degree; Lively, Chairman 1998 Walkathon; Volusia Masonic Lodge ¹77 Vo-Tech, Tallahassee Community Col- FRA.M„Board of Directors: One Voice for Volusia; Habitat for lege and Valencia Community College, Orlando, Law Enforce- Humanity, Rape Crisis Center, Boys and Girls Club, Emer- ment Education and Certification 8'fie June Children One gency Medical Foundation; Boy Scouts of America West Church Baptist Career Jailer and Dispatcher, Taylor County Volusia Golden Eagle Dinner Chairman, 2002; Florida

THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY I FEBRUARY 2004 49 Coalition for Safe Highways Community Leader, 2002/2003; American Cancer Society, 2001 Honorary Chairman, Volusia WALTON COUNTY County Relay for Life events; May 2001 National Society of DeFuniak Springs the Sons of the American Revolution Law Enforcement Sheriff Ralph L. Johnson (R) Commendation Medal. www. waltonso, org Born DeFuniak Springs, FL, July 25, 1953 Educatr'on Okaloosa-Walton Junior College, AS Criminal Justice; WAKULLA Florida State University, Florida High- COUNTY way Patrol Academy, numerous law Crawfordville enforcement training courses Wowie Lou Sheriff David E Harvey (D) Ann Church Baptist Career Coleman Police Department, Cole- FL 1974-2000; Florida www wcso, org man, Highway Patrol 1974-2000; elect- Born Tallahassee, FL, November 27, ed Sheriff Walton County 2000 Honors and Ajpliadons 1949 Education Public schools of Nominated Law Enforcement Officer of the Year; American Police Hall Fame, American Wakulla County; AA Degree, Chipola of recognized by Federation of Police and Concerned Citizens and Nation Chiefs Junior College, Marianna; BS Degree in of Police for marijuana eradication; member, Masonic Criminology, FSU; graduate credits, University of Virginia (2002) Lodge 225. I/I/fie Rhonda Children One Church Baptist Career Florida Parole Commission, four years; elected Sheriff in 1976, 1980, WASHINGTON 1984, 1988, 1992, 1996 and 2000; graduated from National Sheriffs' Institute, FBI National Academy, National Institute COUNTY of Corrections, Police Executive Institute, Chief Executive Se- Chipley minar Honors and Ajgliatr'ons Master Mason, Scottish Rite Sheriff Fred Peel (D) Bodies, 32nd Degree; Marzuq Temple; Chairman, Florida Sheriffs Association's Legislative Committee, 1981;President, Born Marianna, FL, December 14, 1984; Board of Directors, 1989-92; appointed by Ruben 1946 Education Chipley High School; Askew to Florida Council on Criminal Justice, 1979-82, Vice University of Florida, BS-Agriculture; Chairman; selected Outstanding Law Enforcement Officer for University of West Florida, MS-Bio- 1980 by Optimists; Outstanding Young Men of America by logy; graduate, FBI National Academy; graduate, National Jaycees; Chairman, Board of Managers, Florida Sheriffs Self- Sheriffs Institute; National Institute of Corrections; Certified

Insurance Fund; President, Apalachee Human Services, Instructor, Criminal Justice Standards and Training Wowie 1987-89; President, Wakulla Shrine Club, 1990-1991;Chair- Vickey Children Four Church Presbyterian Career Elected man, Wakulla County Juvenile Justice Council, 1993-2003; Sheriff 1976, 1980, 1984, 1988, re-elected 1996, ran unop- appointed by Governor Chiles to Florida Corrections Commis- posed 2000; Inspector General, Florida Parole Commission; sion; Board of Trustees, Big Bend Hospice Foundation; ii/military Florida National Guard, Major Retired; U.S. Army Chairman, Wakulla United Way, 1997; 2002; 2003; Keep Rangers Honors and A~1iations President, Florida Sheriff's Florida Beautiful State Award, 1999; Vice Chairman, Florida Association 1985; Chairman, Board of Directors, FSA, 1981; Corrections Commission, 1999; Chairman, Region III Training Washington County Law Enforcement Officer of the Year; Advisory Council, 2000-2003; Board Member, Tallahassee Appointed by Governor to State Medical Examiners Commis- Community College Foundation, 2001; Board Member, sion, 1981-1987;Past President, Chipley Kiwanis Club. Community Foundation of North Florida, 2001.

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ChargeWest Palm Miami, Florida 33122 Robert J, Hines* Victoria Ringstaff Beach (305) 869-2800 Associate Special Resident Agent. in- Station Agent in Charge Charge Marcial Orlando Felix Orlando Alcohol, Tobacco, 4 E. MLK, Jr. Blvd. , Mr. Thomas Mattina 1401 Manatee Ave. , Firearms, (787) 766-5084 Resident Agent-in- Room 401 Port Director Frank Dasaro" West & Explosives, Charge Riviera Beach, 33404 Miami International Assistant Special Room 320 dowed or Richard Young Michael W. Hegerfeld (561) 848-6161, 7761 Airport Agent In Charge Bradenton 34205 Supervisor (407) 648-6136 Passenger Operations, (941) 747-4800 www. orr.doe Miami Group I Cameron P. Hintzen Concourse E John C. Paxton (305) 597-4910 Jacksonville Resident Agent In Miami, Florida 33122 Assistant Special Post of Duty MIAMI FIELD Resident Agent-in- Charge (786) 265-5620 Agent In Charge 5209 W. Highway 98 DIVISION James W. Pherson Charge Marathon Sub-Station Panama City, 32401 Supervisor' Neil P. Kelly 6 Coco Plum Rd. , Mr. Joe Ramirez Arthur L. Wicks* (850) 763-8418 Hugo J. Barrera Miami Group 8 (904) 232-3468 Mile Marker 54 Port Director Assistant Special Special Agent-in- (305) 597-4920 Fat Deer Key, 33050 Port of Miami Agent In Charge SOUTH FLORIDA Charge Pensacola P.O. Box 500599 1500 Port Boulevard AREA 5225 NW 87th Ave. Kevin O'Keefe Resident Agent. in Marathon, 33050 Suite 15 *(Same address & Supervisor Suite 300 Charge (805) 289-0942, 8501 Miami, Florida 33132 phone as above. ) Jesus Torres Miami, 33178 Miami Group IV Rickie Welch (305) 536-5261 Interim Special Agent- (305) 597-4800 (305) 597-4940 (850) 435-8485 Customs & Border Resident Agents in in-Charge/Miami Prrdoowr ed, dde Ms. Ruby Hogan Charge 8075 N. W. 53rd St. Assistant SAC's HIDTA (High Intensity Border Oorroi Port Director Miami, 33166 Christopher A. Drug Trafficking Area) iirwrodeo U.d. Port 81 Port Richard Horton (305) 597-6030 Pellettiere Regina Lombardo wew. ree.oedei4rwrd Imm)grat)qno &, Everglades Resident Agent-in- Julia Torres Group Supervisor raphlcs/lffWenfor/bpa Ce~'$ifo~td , 1800 Effer Dftve Charge Scott Weber (305) 597-3019 trot/Index ffffh neew'pe&if, i'if the'1 J.S, , Sruffe:1.04 200 W. Forsyth St. Interim Associate Public Information Depaffmeint of Ft. Lauderdale, Room 1300 Special Officer Eduardo Haliey Lynne M. Uridkrdown Hot(Island security), " FLorida 33316 Jacksonville, 32202 Agent-in-Charge James S. Higgins Supervisor Chief Patrol Agent www. cbpdfov .. (954) 356 7240 (904) 232-2611 (305) 597-6052 (305) 597W00 Miami Group III- Intel 7201 Pembroke Road 597-4930 Pembrorke P(noes, (305) 2achary ( Mann Mr. Randy B'rungot Carl Galante Ronald Grimes* Ft. Lauderdale 33023 , Sr. Speal:Agent/ Port Dkxctor Resident Agent-in- Associate Special 'Reskhmt Agent-in- TAMPA FIELD (954) 965-6300, Director Port fff':West Palm Charge Agent-in-Charge Charge DIVISION ext. 104 Office of:Public Affairs Beaoff' 2000 Main St. (305) 597-6031 'Wilt(atn Hamilton Depaltrnent of 1 Eaef':11 Street Suite 503 (954),-358-7369 . , Ralph Ostrowski Jose Castillo Home(endo Suite 323 Ft. Myers, 33901 Jan Mallory* Speqial Agent-in- Patrol. Agent-in-Charge Security/ImmigrdEIon 8 Riviera Beach, Florida (941) 461-3314 Associate Special „WesfPaltfl, ;BearffI, Pembroke Pines Customs 33419 Agent-in-Charge Agent-iii- .: 501 E. Polk St. Station Enforce ment/Customs 844-1703 Thomas J. Frasca 597-6054 "" (561) (305) ghaffffr .Bulta 700 7201 Pembreke Road & Bffrder Protection Resident Agent-in- /flip. Pembroke P(nes, 909 S.E. Tst Avertue', Ms. Leila Kata)a Charge (*Same address as :~ ' , 3):-'202.7800 33023 '734 (58,1):;.~78; (81 Ste. Port Director 325 John Knox Rd. above. ) (954) 985-6300, ext. Miami, FL 33131 Port of,Key West Suite C-100 ,Ascot SAO 189 (305) 8104)135 301 Sfffionton Street Tallahassee, 32303 Aids M. Perez, !rI'diiehtx'fffyan Room 105 (850) 942-8802 Director ANk, 'Fxrrce l/81+Xffe7899 James A. Robinson Mr. Thomas Key West, Florida Field Intelligence Unit IOmTF)/ Patrol Affent-I' n-Ch@e Winkowski 33040 Mark Garrand 909 S.E. First Avenue Troy@rater) Director 296-5411 Resident Agent-in- Suite 636 ' (305) Id , MS;""Wr&Dc, (954~ , Field Operaffons, Charge Brickeli Plaza Bldg. . ' ~MA , South Flodda IMMIGRATION & 7566 Southland Blvd. Miami, 33131 '' '~I' ", "': North"~' .jWji++I). .; 909 S,E. 1st Avenue CUSTOMS Suite 103 (305) 810-5241 Court(( "(888II)4k'M ENFORCEMENT Orlando, 32809

BIOTA(High , , bffamf, Fiends 3813t www. ice.gov (407) 648-6847 Anthony V. Mangione DIu'g ffttenSty , ,(805)o81IH120, Resident Agent rn ' Trafffckefnff )boca) NORTH FLORIDA Felix Mangual Charge '@~an ,&fix ~ McCaah AREA Resident Agent-in- 299 E. Broward Blvd. '(954) 888-1881 t815)"982-@O 'Asset( (@acier Charge Ft. Lauderdale, 33301 , 'ffffk(:~brw, Seven J.Trent 163 Pioneer Road (954) 356-7383, ext. Puerto Rico (487)..~&, ,5)4$, ialiAgent4n- Merritt Island, 32953 124 'e Field Office i, . (lndu'i~i' Ofiei~ (321) 452-3700 irw'sffr . .. ::, 'N. Residffnt Agimtffrr. Area, ~~o, 'oLO)a''AVaw Joseph R. Catanzarite KtmIIwin '8+'Q, James White Resident Agent-in- , (818)2N-7320 o Agent-in- ' Reffkfent Charge 474-8479 1821)8, (787) 8)X~5'. ChaIge 100 S. Dixie Hwy. , r, Tampa III- , Tarrtjff, '8~ : 1 Sduth A.Street Room 300 Puerto Rico (Ihtelkg ence) '(8'0) 2884If f@If)fN' , ,RCqm 204 West Palm Beach, Field Office 8 Group Supewlsor la, 82801 33401 Resident Agerrt-In» Scott Etfwridge Arttturr F.-B(tlldok :4844)648 (561) 859-4606 Charge (813)202-7330 Patrol Ag'ent III'

E SHERIFFrS STAR JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2004 5 1 FEDERAL LAW -ENFORCEM ENT AGENCIES continued .. Internal Revenue Special Agentqn- Julio LaRosa Service Charge 51 S.W. 1st Ave. 7850 S.W 6th Ct. Room Vacant 4077 Woodcock Dr. Federal Bureau of Homestead, 33030 1031, www. lrs.trees. gov Suite 208 65-06 Resident Agent-in- Suite 210 tssssttpsttos (305) 248-8677 Stop Plantation, 33324 Charge Jacksonville, 32207 Miami, 33130 Criminal Investigation (954) 423-7282 982-5270 P.O. Box 393 (904) 232-3566 wwwtttl. por 301 Simonton Street (305) Tavernier, 33070 Room 214 TAMPA FIELD BRANCH I Batista (305) 664-2955, ext. Larry Frye JACKSONVILLE Key West, 33040 Jose OFFICE Luis Rivera* 17 Resident Agent-in- DIVISION (305) 296-3093 Puerto Rico Group (Stop 65-30) Charge (Stop 65-11) John S. Fowler Assistant Special Mercantil George Rogers Marine Trade Center Vacant P. 0, Box 1389 Plaza Bldg. , Special Agent-in- Agent-in-Charge Resident Agent-in- Suite 215 Special Agent-in- West Palm Beach, Room 1117 Charge (954) 423-7872 Ponce De Leon Charge 5323 W. Hwy. 98 Charge 33402 9450 Koger Blvd. Avenue 1111 IBh St., Panama City, 32401 7820 Arlington (561) 833-7517 Suite 101, Stop 9000 BRANCHII Hato PR Suite 406 (850) 769-3407 Expressway, Rey, 00918 St. Petersburg, 33702 Scott Rebein* 759-4673 Key West, 33040 Suite 200 TAMPA DIVISION (787) (727) 570-5579 (Stop 65-30) (305) 294-3877, ext. Richard D. Humphreys Jacksonville, 32211 Assistant Special 222 Resident Agent-in- (904) 721-1211 Carl Whitehead Orlando Silva Francine L. Evans Agent-in-Charge Puerto Rico Charge Special Agent-in- Group Assistant Special (954) 423-7286 Alan Westerman 125 W. Romana Street RESIDENT Charge (Stop 65-12) Agent-in-Charge Mercantil Plaza Bldg. Resident Agent-in- Suite 330 AGENCIES 500 Zack St., , 9450 Koger Blvd. SUPERVISORY Charge Pensacola, 32501 Suite 610 Room 1117 Suite 101, Stop 9000 SPECIAL AGENTS 505 S. 2nd St. 469.9060 444 Seabreeze Blvd. Tampa, 33602-3917 Ponce De Leon , (850) , St. Petersburg, 33702 Suite 405 Suite 300 (813) 272-8211 Avenue (727) 570-5545 Richard Serrano* (Stop Hato Ft. Pierce, 34950 Dominick Albanese Daytona Beach, 32118 Rey, PR 00918 65-09) 759-4673 (561) 461-1293 Assistant Special (386) 252-0463 RESIDENT (787) SUPERVISORY (954) 888-1631 Agent-in-Charge AGENCIES SPECIAL AGENTS Drug Enforcement 4950 W. Kennedy 99 NW Racetrack poststInspectors Anthony Falcone* Administration Blvd. Road, Suite 303 6767 N. Wickham Rd. , Jeff Cook (Stop 65-10) www. Suite 400 Ft. Walton Beach, Suite 310 uspis. gov 6800 Southpoint Pkwy. (954) 888-5221 www. usdoj. gov/dea Tampa, 33609 32547 Melbourne, 32940 Suite 500, Stop 9106 Diane (813) 288-1035 (850) 862-1722 (321) 752-6021 Torpey Jacksonville, 32216 Mark Dunkel MIAMI FIELD Assistant Inspector in (904) 665-2080 (Stop 65-07) Charge DIVISION John Adams 235 S. Main St., Ã00 Main St., 51 S.W. 1st Ave. P. O. Box 22526 Resident Agent-in- Suite 204 Suite 8X Frank DeR&ya Room 931 Tampa, 33622-2526 Thomas W. Raffanello Charge Gainesville, 32601 Ft. Myers, 33901 9450 Koger Blvd Miami, 33130 281-5200 Special Agent-in- 12730 New Brittany (352) 372-0850 (239) 337-7171 (813) Suite101, Stop 9102 (305) 982-5209 Charge Blvd. St. Petersburg, 33702 James Belz 8400 NW 53rd St, Suite 501 1601 S.W. College Rd. 402 S. Kentucky Ave. (727) 570-5548 Donnell Young Postal Inspector- Miami, 33166 Ft. Myers, 33907 Suite 201 Suite 620 (Stop 65-08) in-Charge (305}590-4851 (941) 275-3662 Ocala, 34474 Lakeland, 33801 Andy Howard 51 S.W. 1st Ave. 3400 Lakeside Dr. (352) 732-7563 (863) 682-8114 , 880 North Reus St, Room Vacant 920, 6th Floor Rene C. Gonzalez 9105 23rd Suite101, Stop Miami, 33130 Miramar, 33027-3242 Resident Agent-in- Resident Agent-in- 469 W. St, , 500 Winderley Place Pensacola, 32501 (305) 982-5200 436-7200 Charge Charge Suite 202 Suite 324 (954) (850) 432-5075 95380 Overseas Hwy. 4160 Corporate Panama City 32405 Maitland, 32751 Vacant (Stop 65-05) Enrique Gutierrez Suite 6 Square Blvd. (850) 785-8'751 (407) 875-9976 Kimberly Lappin South Trust Center Assistant Inspector- P. O; Box 2930 Naples, 34104 850 Trafalgar Ct., 1700 Palm Beach in-Charge Key Lani, 33037 (941) 643-5550 One Pensacola Plaza, 601 Cleveland St. 2nd Floor, Suite 200, Lakes Blvd. (305) 852-7874 Suite 210 Suite 400 3400 Lakeside Dr. , Stop 9104 Suite 500 6th Floor Frank Shroyer Pensacola, 32501 Clearwater, 34615 Maitland, 32751 West Palm Beach, Miramar, 33027-3242 Steve CooSns Assistant Special (850) 432-3476 (727) 461-7055 (407) 660-5842 33401 436-7200 Assistant Special Agent. in.Charge (954) (561) 616-2120 Qntsin4hege Ft. Lauderdale District 227 N. Bronough, 1800 Secontl St., E. Eric Orr United States 8% Iffteestioriai OIee Suite 6300 Suite 930 850 Trafalgar Ct., Ronald Wise Attorsstrs y Cfog Cater Bldg. 5 Talfahmee, 32301 Sarasota, 34236 , 2nd Floor, Suite 200, (Stop 65-02) Sui 8 424 1475 W. Cypress (850) 224-4107 (941) 955-3325 Stop 9103 7850 S.W. 6th Ct. www. gosrwseor Hesgimw, 32748 Cwiek Fld. spool. Maitland, 32751 Suite 330 fle (407}333-7000 Ft, Lauderdale, 33309 MIAMI DIVISION 3001 N. Tam&am& Tr. (407) 660-5839 Plantation, 33324 (954) 48&1995 Suite 204 (954) 423-7866 NORTHERN Richard M, Cutclle Jonathan Solomon Naples, 34103 Marsha Overholser DISTRICT Resident Agent-in- Anthony B.Cooper Special Agent-in- (239) 263-8225 3848 W. Columbus Dr. Rhonda Diffenbach Charge Resident Ageht-In- Oharge Immigration Suite A, Stop 9101 Slop-65-04) Gregory R. Miller 3384 Capitai Cirde, Charga 16320 NW 2nd Ave. 6014 U.S. Hwy. 19, ( Tampa, 33607 300 Lock Road U.S.Attorney NE 650 N,W. Peacock N Miami Beach, Suite 202 (813) 315-2267 Room 200 111 N. Adams St. Tallahassee, 32308 Blvd. 33169 New Port Richey, Deerfield Beach, 4th Floor (850) 942.8417 Pet St. Lucia, FLr (@5}S44-91'01 34852 Hal West 33442 Tallahassee, 32301 34986 (7B)S15-9398 2891 Center Points Dr, (954) 725-1935 (850) 942-8430 Richard D. McEnany (772) 873.3600 RESIDENT AGEN Suite 201, Stop 9107 Resident Agent-in- DIES 4 FL Myee, 33916 Lucy Cruz Pensacola Office Charge Kenneth P. Morrow (239) 938-7581 Stop 65-03) 21 E. Garden St. 235 8, Main St. Resident Agent-in- M6 S.2nd Steat ( 300 Lock Road, Room Suite 400 Suite 202 Chargg Suite 360 200 Pensacola, 32501- Gainesville, 32601 1818Austrialian Ave Ft; Pierce, '34950 Itttts toss bsNsin. ' MNMI BELD Deerfield Beach, 4916 (352) 371-2077 3rd Floor (772) 461-6142 I&M@&"Ww Qf''FICE . ent'owf 33442 (850) 444-4000 West Palm Beach, Dipa~™r, (954) 725-1921 Randall S. Bohman 334094447 881 N, Krome Avew Henelgrnd 8ecurftys Assistant Special 684-8000 4206 See and Gainesvilfe Office (561) Cu~ 88-30) Agent-in-Charge B&er Protection) &ep 104 N. Main St.,

52 THE SHERIFF'S STAR pir JANUARY I FEBRUARY 2004 FEDERAL LAW-ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES continued .. (305) 536-5346 (954) 356-7256 United Btales Frank D. Estrad Secret Service Special Agent-in- 4th Floor Seventh Coast Guard Marshal Joe Godsk West Palm Beach Charge First Union Bank Bldg. District One N. Palafox St. Supervisor-Prisoner Division wow twss .hov/$ sos 8375 N.W. 53rd St. Gainesville, 32601 909 S.E. First Ave. Pensacola, 32501 Services Glen Wilner Suite 201 (352) 378-0996 Miami 33131-3050 (850) 469-9339 (305)536-5916 Supervisor Cary Rosoff Miami, 33166 (305) 415-6670 701 Clematis Street Special Agent-in- (305) 591-3660 MIDDLE DISTRICT (*Same address as Pete Cajigal Room 215 Charge Supervisor-Warrants West Palm 5200 Belfort Road William T. Capt. Philip Heyl above. ) Beach, Sims Paul I. Perez Commander 813) 228-2636 (305) 536-4628 33402 Suite 200 Resident Agent-in- U.S.Attorney US Coast Guard Group (561) 655-1827 Jacksonville, 32256 Charge 296-0133 400 N. Tampa St., Key West 33040-0005 MIDDLE Edward Purchase (904) 505 S. Flagler Dr. , Suite 3200 (305) 292-8713 DISTRICT Supervisor-Seized Key West Division Suite 800 Park Tower Bldg. Assets Victor Kerr Paul H. Elliot, Asst. West Palm Beach, Special Agent-in- Tampa, 33602 CDR Mark Wilbert Thomas D. Hurlburt, Jr (305) 536-7575 Deputy-in-Charge 33401 (813) 274-6000 Commander U.S. Marshal 301 Simonton Street Charge (561) 659-0184 US Coast Guard Group 801 N. Florida Ave. Madeleinz Rivera Room 215 5200 Belfort Road Jacksonville Office 4200 Ocean St. 4th Floor Administrative Officer Key West, 33040 Suite 200 Gregory J. Mertz Jacksonville, 32256 300 N. Hogan St., Mayport 32233 Tampa, 33602 (305) 536-5346 (305) 296-3023 Special Agent-in- 296-0133 Suite 700 (904) 247-7317 (813) 274-6414 (904) Charge Jacksonville, 32202 Ft.. Lauderdale Fort Pierce Division 501 E. Polk St., Vacant (904) 301-6300 Capt. James Maes Darrell D, Williams* Division Vacant Room 1101 Special Agent-in- Commander Chief Deputy U.S. Stephanie Perez Deputy-in-Charge Tampa, 33602 Orlando Office US Coast Guard Group Marshal Supervisor P. 0. Box 4312 Charge (813) 228-2636 201 Federal Bldg. 100 MacArthur (813) 274-6450 299 E. Broward Blvd. Ft. Pierce, 34948 135 W. Central Blvd. 80 N. Hughey Ave. Causeway Room 150C (561) 467-1723 Suite 670 Orlando, 32801 Orlando, 32801 Miami 33139-5101 Ryan Barry Ft. Lauderdale, 33301 648-6333 (407) 648-7500 (305) 535-4301 Supervisor-Operations (407) Tampa, 33602 Ft. Myers Office Capt. Daniel Neptun (813) 274-6403 2110 First St. Commander Suite 3-137 US Coast Guard Group Dan Broome Agrfeiflture & Ft. Myers, 33901 500 8th Ave. , SE Supervisor-Operations Ray Womack Yulee, 32097 David Calhoun (941) 461-2200 St. Petersburg 33701- Jacksonville, 32202 Consumer Services, Lieutenant, Bureau of (904) 225-5092 Sergeant, Bureau of 5099 (904) 301-6688 Ososllwslll sf investigative Services Uniformed Services SOUTHERN (727) 834-7534 Milton, 32583 F. Dale Marshall Yulee, 32097 hhhllsosowststott. DISTRICT Robert Patula os (850) 983-4550 Lieutenant, Bureau of (904) 225-5092 United States Supervisor-Operations Uniformed Services Darrell Lilord Marcos Daniel Marshals Ft. Myers, 33901 Jeffery Royd White Spnngs, 32096 W. Craig Roberts Director Jime'nez (239) 337-0338 Lieutenant, Bureau of (386) 758-1563 Sergeant, Bureau of U.S.Attorney www. usdoj. gov/ Office of Agricultural Investigative Services Uniformed Services Law 99 N. E. 4th St. marshals Michael Bunk Enforcement Lake City, 32055 Timothy R Rutherford Yulee, 32097 Miami, 33132 Supervisor-Warrants 2005Apalachse Pkwy (904) 758-5734 Lieutenant, Bureau of (904) 225-5092 Tallahassee, 32399- (305) 961-9100 NORTHERN Orlando, 32801 Uniformed Services 6500 DISTRICT (407) 648-6105 Tony Golino, Live Oak, 32060 James Armstrong (850)'245-1300 Ft, Lauderdale Office Dennis A. Williamson Lieutenaht, Bureau of (386) 397-2295 Sergeant, Bureau of investigative Services , , 500 E.. Broward, Blvd, U.S. Marshal Robin III Uniformed Services Lou Leinhauser' 7th Floor 111.N. Adams St. Supervisor-Operations Tallahassee, 32399- J. Lamer Kent, Yulee, 32097 Assistant Director Ft. Lauderdale, 33394 Tall&hassee, 32301 Orlando, 32801 6500 Law Enforcement (904) 225-5092 (954) %6 7288 (850) 942-8403 (407) 648-6595 (850) 245-1300 Sergeant Bryan' Jerry Uniformed Operations Virgil Wainwright Chief, Bureau of Ft, Piece CN@S Lesfie A. Moe* (*Same address as Vacant Live Oak, 32060 Sergeant, Bureau of '505 Uniformed Services Lieutenant, Bureau of 362-4828 B Second Bt Chief Deputy Marshal above. ) (386) Uniformed Services (850) 942-8'404 Investigative Services White Springs, 32096 Riley* SOUTHERN Terry J. Ft. Lauderdale, 33335 Marty Hutchins, (386) 397-2295 Bureau (772) so&6-0899$ DISTRICT Chief, of (954)-468-2743 Sergeant, Bureau of Investigative Services Opewra tions Supervisor Uniformed Services J. Daniel Hart west Palm Beach Christina Pharo J. Roger Pittman Live Oak, 32060 Sergeant, Bureau of Bob Johnson* Office U.S. Marahal Captain Bureau of (386) 362-4828 Uniformed Services Captain, Bureau of . 500 Austratian Ave. , (ITS 3gt N. Miami Ave. Uniformed Services White Springs, 32096 Investigative Services 4th Roar (8501 S~ufte 285 Old Town, 32680 J. Russell Smith, (386) 397-2295 West Palm Beacsh, Mkfmi, 33128 (352) 463-3130 Sergeant, Bureau of *(Mailing address & 33401 Frank. ChftsfIento' i8(5) 536'-5348 Uniformed Services Larry Morgan (561) 820-87ft . : Inveetlgations phone C. Eddie Edwards, Jr. Live Oak, 32060 Sergeant, Bureau of same. as Director) .. Supervisory Deputy Edward Ar Stub()s Lieutenant, Bureau of (386) 362-4828 Uniformed Services Key West Office Marshal Assistant:, Chief Deputy Uniformed Services Yulee, 32097 Gary Bain 301 Sirnonton St. (850}942-839 U,S, Miisbai Yulee, 32097 Shawn Hingson (904) 225-5092 Lieutenant, Bureau of 2nd Floor (305) 596.5346' (904) 225-9428 Sergeant, Bureau of Key West, 33040 Javier. Jiminez' Investigative:Services Uniformed Services Ben Burns 34801 (305) 294-7070 Senior inspector Larry Burns Qroo~, Ronny Howard, Live Oak, 32060 Sergeant, Bureau of Judici&i Secretary (85t)}'754-8753 Lieutenant, Bureau of (386) 362-4828 Uniformed Services United States (850) 9424%4 }536'5346 Urifformed Services White Springs, 32096 Coast Guard Glerftt. :Wrner Whhe Spwnge, 32098 Day Burleson (386) 397-2295 Starr Corley*. Lorenzo'Menendez .Lieutenant, Bttreau of (388) 330-2107 Sergeant, Bureau of www. ssoh. wlllhs Administrative Officer Supervisor. -Civil Investigative, 8eivices Uniformed Services Chris Kirkland Bartow, '33880 (850) 942-8382 (305) 5364)28 R. Jeffery Canady White Springs, 32096 Sergeant, Bureau of RADM Harvey (883}819-8468 Ufo(sonant, Bureau of (386) 397-2295 Uniformed Services Johnson, Jr. Vacant Frederic DsPompa Unfkwnted Stfrvices Yulee, 32097 Commander Supervisory Deputy Supervisor (386) 225-5092

THE SHERIFF'S STAR JANUARY I FEBRUARY 2004 53 LAW-ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES continued Tampa, 33607-1794 Prosfautor (850) 245-2861 STATE .. (813) 287-7950 1300 Riverplace Blvd. Suite 405 Bureau of Emergency Nash 240 N. W. 76th Dr. Beach District Chief Dewayne Medicaid Fraud Jacksonville, 32207 Response Sergeant, Bureau of Suite B (District 9) The Capitol, PL-01 (904) 348-2720 Philip Wieczynski Uniformed Services Gainesville, 32607 400 N. Congress Ave. , Tallahassee, 32399- David Moye, Asst. Bureau Chief White Springs, 32096 (352) 333-2515 ¹150 1050 Deputy Attorney John Duryea (850) 245-2010 397-2295 West Palm Beach, (850) 414-3300 (386) General Assistant Statewide Bureau of Central Region 33401 Chuck Faircloth Prosecutor Environmental Alcoholic Districts (561) 681-6200 Richard Polin, Bureau The Capitol, PL-01 Sullivan Center Beverages Chief Tallahassee, 32399- Suite 202 Investigations Joe Mato Dave Banks Rivergate Plaza, and Tobacco, 1050 2075 W. 1st St. Robert Diemer Division of Major, Central Region Lieutenant, Key West Suite 950 (850) 414-3600 Ft. Myers, 33901 Bureau Ch/ef Park Trammel Bldg. District (District 12) 444 Brickell Ave. (941) 338-2440 (850) 245-2974 wwwsrsrarr. llsrdsprr 1313Tampa St. Key West Professional Miami, 33131 Spencer Levine, Acting abt/Index. shtml Suite 702 Center (305) 377-5441 Bureau Chief Jodie Breece, Chief Bureau of Park Patrol Tampa, 33602 1111 12th St., Auto Nation Tower Assistant Statewide Captain Elwood Jack Tuter, (813) 272-2610 Suite 205B Richard Polin, Bureau 110 S.E. 6th St. Prosecutor Stephens Director Key West, 33040 Chief Ft. Lauderdale, 33301- 1030 N. W. 111 Avenue Bureau Chief 1940 N. Monroe St. German Garzon (305) 292-6755 Auto Nations Tower 5000 Miami, FL 33172 (850) 245-2898 Tallahassee, 32399- Captain, Orlando 110 S.E. 6th St. (954) 712-4600 (786) 336-1015 1020 District (District 4) Kenny Goodman Ft. Lauderdale, 33301 Bureau of Operational (850) 488-3227 400 W. Robinson St. Lieutenant, Ft. Pierce (954) 712-4600 Spencer Levine, Acting Corrections, Support and Planning Room 709 District (District 13) Bureau Chief Office of the Cindy Peavy A.J. Smith, Chief of Hurston Bldg. , N. 4984 S. 25th St. Bob Krauss, Bureau 8405 N. W. 53rd St. rtlspssror General Bureau Chief Enforcement Tower' Ft. Pierce, 34981 Chief Suite C-240 (850) 245-2888 *Same address Orlando, 32801 468-3927 Concourse Center 4 as (561) Miami 33166 wwmdnsmm. rr.wsrorgr above (407) 245-0780 3507 E. Frontage Rd. , (305) 513-3200 nfo/ig. html Fire Marshal air or nay donors r Suite 350 John Blair Tampa, 33607-1794 Northern Region Penny Creech, Bureau Gerald Abdul-Wasi wwwrrdrsaomippmr Captain, Tampa District srrprr yrrondslegar. mm (813) 287-7900 Districts Chief Inspector General (District 5) 135 W. Central Blvd. , 2601 Blairstone Road Randall W. Napoli, Park Trammel Bldg. Charlie Crist Celia Terenzio, Bureau David Myers Suite 1000 Tallahassee, 32399 Director Northern 1313Tampa St. Attorney General Chief Major, Orlando, 32801 2500 Division of State Fire Region Suite 702 State of Florida 1515 N. Flagler Avew (407) 999-5588 (850) 488-9265 Marshal 1940 North Monroe Tampa, 33602 The Capitol, PL-01 Suite 900 200 E. Gaines St. Street (813) 272-2610 Tallahassee, 32399- West Palm Beach, Scott Farr Bureau Chief Walt Murphree' Tallahassee, 32399 Tallahassee, 32399- 1050 33401 Concourse Center 4 Deputy Inspector 0340 1023 Tania Pendarakis (850) 245-0140 (561) 837-5000 3507 E, Frontage Rd. , General (850) 413-3600 487-6599 Captain, Ft. Myers (850) Suite 350 (850) 922-9923 District (District 6) George LeMieux*, Kellie Nielan, Bureau (813) 287-7950 Harriet Abrams" Gatliff, Lt. 4100 Center Point Deputy Chief Wayne Douglas P Stephens* Assistant Director Lietenant, Pensacola Drive, Carolyn Snurkowskf', 444 Seabreeze Blvd, Statewide Prosecution Chief Inspector (850) 413-3608 Suite 101 Asst. Deputy Suite 500 District (District 1) Bureau of State Blvd. Ft. Myers, 33916 Jeny Curington*, Daytona Beach, 32218 4900 Bayou Peter Williams Investigations Carl Chasteen* Suite 210 (941) 278-7337 Asst. Deputy (813) 287-7910 Statewide Prosecutor (850) 488-21 02 Bureau Chief 32503 David Moye*, Pensacola, The Capitol, PL-01 Bureau of Forensic 494-5970 Southern Region Asst. Deputy Candy Sabella, Bureau (850) Tallahassee, 32399- (*Address same as Fire & Explosives Districts Clay Roberts', Executive Chief 1050 above. ) Analysis David Pate Deputy Capital Appeals (850) 414-3700 (850) 539-8446 Jorge Herrera Chris Kise*, Solicitor Concourse Center 4 L~Ltenant, Environmental Ta+aashaaaee Dfatrfot Major, Southern General 3507 E. Frontage Road, Richard Bogle, Chief Protection, Eric Miller* Region (850) 414-3300 Suite 350 (Dh@hrlot 2) Asst. psparrmsnr or Bureau Chief 1'9~90 N; Bt. 8685 N.W. 53rd Melinda Miguel*, Tampa, 33607-1794 Statewide Prosecutor Bureau of Fire & Arson ~ Terrace Inspector General 287-791 TINahaasee, 32899 (813) 0 Century Plaza, www. dep. state. fl.us/ Investigations 1923 Augusta Bldg. , {850)414-3300 Suite 1000 law (850) 922-3605 Suite 100 Economic Crimes (850) 4144)462 135 West Central Blvd. MBmf, 3316'6 (*address same as Orlando 32801 Division of Law Jim Goodloe* (305) 470-6783 above) Mary Leontakianakos, Qnthfa Britt (407)245-0893 Enforcement Bureau Chief Jacksonville Director Captain, Bureau of Fire District (District Kelvin Davi& Jay Burmer, Director of Ceca Dykas, Asst. 3) Lisa McLean Thomas S. Tramel, III Prevention 7960 Arlington Captain, Miami Distdct Frauds Deputy South Florida Assistant Statewide Director (850) 413-3173 (District 7) Prevention/Research & 1515 N. Flagler Ave. Expressway , Prosecutor Division of Law Suite 600 8685 NW 53rd Terrace Information, Coordinator Suite 900 4211 N. Lois Avenue (*Same address as Augusta Bldg., Suite 501 E,;Kennedy Blvd, West Palm Beach, Jacksonville, 32211 Tampa, 33614 Enforcement above. 727-5550 100 Tampa, FL 33602 33401 ) (904) (813) 878-7337 3900 CommonWealth Miami, 33166 (813)233-2600, ext. 110 (561) 837-5000 Blvd. MS 600 David Casey Torrible (305) 470-6783 James Lisa Porter, Chief Tallahassee, 32399- Bureau Chief Lieutenant, Panama Tom Wheeler, Director of Jactfueiyn Dowd, Assistant Statewide 3000 Bureau of Firefighters' City District (District Pat Roberts Law Enforcement Bureau Chief Prosecutor (850) 245-2851 Standards & Training Captain, Ft. 110 BsW. 6th Street 135 W, Central Blvd„ 11} Auto Nation Tower 11655 N.W. Gainesville Lauderdale District Ft. Lauderdale, FL. . . 7948 Front Beach Rd. Suite. 1000 . , 710 S.E. 6th St., Maury Kolchakian Rd. Panama Beach, (District 8) 33301, Orlando, .32801 City Suite 1400 Assistant Director Ocala, 34482-1 486 32407 5080 Coconut Creek (954) 7124670 {407)999-5588 Ft. Lauderdale, 33301- Division of Law (352) 369-2833 Pkwy. (850) 236-3050 6000 Margate, 33063-3942 BRANCH OFFICES VictoIja Buger, Bureau {954}712-4950 Enforcement FIELD OFFICES O'Steen (954) 917-1346 Chief' Donald 3900 CommonWealth Criminal Appeals Concosurse Lieutenant, Gainesville Center 4 Crrystaj'Broughan, Chief Blvd, MS 605 105 Lewis St., Deborah Beck 3507 E. Frontage Rdm ' District (District 10) Asstsfanrt SISbwide Tallahassee, 32399- Suite 103 Captain, West Palm Robert Wheeler, Bureau Suite 350 3000

5 THE SHERIFF'S STAR pdr JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2004 REGION 1 Bureau of Workers' Sue Livingston' STATE LAW-ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES continued. .. Compensation Fraud Forensic Services Mike Hamm (561) 242-5442 Director Ft. Walton Beach, Deputy Director Scotty Sanderson Troop C Administrator 32547-3182 Office of Director Region I Headquarters Insurance Fraud Phil Ramer (850) 833-9125 Field Operations, North 400 South Monroe Maj. Thomas M. Knight 2601 Blairstone Rd. Hotline: Director of Statewide (850) 488-9924 Street 11305 N. McKinley Tallahassee, 32399- 1-800-378-0445 Intelligence 2020 Capital Circle Suite 213, The Capitol Drive 2450 S.E. Lt. Col. Mike Wiwi* Tallahassee, 32399- Tampa, 33612 (850) 921-6100 Juvenile Justice, Donna M. Uzzeil' Alexander Building, Deputy Director 3300 (813) 632-6859 on pa nm eat ol Information Program Suite 220 Office of (850) 487-2700 REGION 2 Director Tallahassee, 32399 Field Operations, South Troop D www. myllorhls. eom (850) 410-7100 (850) 413-3176 (850) 488-6251 Florida Highway Mills Rowland "Bill" Patrol Maj. Cyrus R. Brown P.O. Box 959 W. G. Bankhead, Rod Caswell* Secretary 9000 Regency Square Major Jim Brown* 133 S. Semoran Blvd. , Lawtey, 32058 Professionalism Blvd. Suite Gh3 Office of Boating and www fhp. slate. fl.es Suite A (904) 782-9839 Office of the Secretary Program Director Jacksonville, 32211 Watenvays Orlando, 32807 2737 Centerview Drive (850) 410-8600 (904) 727-5530 (850) 488-5600 Col. Christopher A. (407) 737-2300, ext. REGION 3 Tallahassee, 32399- Knight 1023 3100 BUSINESS (850) 413-7313 955 Orange Ave. , Major Kent Thompson' Director John Franks SUPPORT Suite D Office. of Support (850) 488-4885 Troop E 855 Camp Rd. Daytona Beach, 32114 Services c/o Brevard C.l. Law Enforcement, Jerry Hendry* (904) 947-1707 (850) 410-1964 Lt. Col. John Czernis Maj. David L. McCarter, Cocoa, 32927-3709 departmental General Services Support Services Jr'! (321)504-2034 Administrator www. fdic. fl. 5340 W. Kennedy (*Address same as (850) 488-1435 1011 NW 111th Ave. state. us (850) 410-7300 REGION 4 Blvd. , Suite 110 above. ) Miami, 33172 M. Tunnell Tampa, 33609-2410 Lt. Col. Ken Howes (305}470-2565 Guy Gaines Howerton* Commissioner (813) 871-7201 REGIONAL Deputy Director Donald Henry Planning and Budget 1601 W 187th Ave. 2331 Phillips Rd. COMMANDERS (650) 48fk5ut55, , " Troop F S Administrator Tall. , FL 32308 3659 Maguire Blvd. , c/o Everglades C.I. (850) 410-7260 410-7001 Suite 151 Northeast Region Major Dav}6 Brieiton P.'Tharpe Miami 33165 (850) Orlando, 32803 Maj. Charles A. "Andy" Investi~s j'''le''(lk' Bfffi 20005'" (305) 228-2286 (*Mailing Address same Scotty Sanderson* (407) 897-2892 Love (850) 48~ , Qrifdehton, 34203'4009 as above. ) 1239 SW 10th St. (813) 751-7647 REGION 5 Assistant Commissioner (850) 410-7001 400 N. Congress Ave. , Ocala, 34474-2797 Chief Kevih @iidiy Lottery, Suite 230 (352) 732-1225 Inspections "Tntop G Felik Ruix Oepartmentofthe James Sewell* West Palm Beach, (850) 922-7387 Park Tfatnmel Bldg. Assistant Commissioner 33401 South Region Maj. Grady Carriprk 1313N. Tampa Stw www. floridsloltery. oom 410-7001 (561) 661-6389 Maj. Brett Norton Cflfef James A. H~l 7322 Nom)andy Blvd. Suite 809 (850) 8535 Northlake Blvd. Offf'ce of Public Mr's Jacks&mvtfle, 32205 TampEri 33602-3327 Division of Security EXECUTIVE STAFF Palm 487 3139 .: (813) 272-2642 , , 685t;-Wc Sundae Blvd. „West Beach, (850) (904) 695;41t5 33412 Electra Bustle* C. Steven Casey, H"n ' Chief of Staff '"::Ajoh;~i"388t "' 625 5122 Mailihg ad(bess for' Troop Forestry, Director , 8 (561) above! Dlvislen of (850) 410-7260 250 Marriott Drive Divisioneef:Fplarkfa::. Maj, Mark Trammeli Tallahassee, 32399- wwwAHhf. Mike Crews* 4022 Maj. Calvin Adams Highway paticl " 2100 Mahan Dr, corn Neil Kirkmaft Bldg. . Tallahassje, 32858- Director FDI E (850) 487-7730 ": Jim Kafafs Leadership Center fiji „",'„:I!i'I', L~CIty, 32655 Tallahassee, 328- ', Interim Chief of Forest (850) 410-7373 Doug Pitts, Chief 'I',:;ll".';";j, (38w6}r758-(525 0550 „,.(f850} 48f);,6676 , , . , Protection Bureau of Investigations FiELD OPERATIONS Tiocp'K''+Ufnpil'koe5 3125 Conner Blvd. , Michael Ramage' 250 Marriott Drive Suite A General Counsel Tallahassee, 32399- -' Lt, Col. Larry L. Austin Chief James M. Lee Tallahassee, 32399- (850) 410-7676 4022 l::-. ;. „r,;;,, ;:„;:,yond Deputy Director P. O. Box 613070 1650 (850) 487-7730 'Wj 488-tgm Ocoee, 34761 (850) 488-6106 Jamie McLaughlin* 532-6797 Executive Investigations Jim Lee, Chief i5 l . , 6, aj, kite. (407) Director Riok S. Gregory Insurance Fraud Bureau of Facilities (850) 410-8240 tt 't)i~ Troop L 250 Marriott Drive , ~ fm' ~~kt()5 www. fldfs. asm/freed Tallahassee, 32399- Af Dennis* 4022 jr! ij' jtljikfft, . Maj. Miguei Guzman Robert W. Neumann Inspector General 487-7730 P, ,O, Box 8148 (850) ljif',wgj Lantana, 33465 Director, Division of (850) 410-7225 :(561)'54('ht t45 insurance Fraud Revenue, 200 E. Gaines St. Brenda O. Owens* departmental , 84I,' ~IPy Tallahassee, 32399- Information Resource 0324 Management hllp:ysend. dmsslete f1 (850) 413.3115 (850) 410-8410 us/dor ,'j'i~, BM'Nr htwrson . ",l'Mr. 'Street I+Way," ' "'~' '. 3'23)'O John Askins Tom Berlinger' William J "Jack" Neal ' 'i t". !';n", ' i' . !"'j'ij j(tj(l&jj' l t, "ii ', . . rll'l i ':;tjytl!rj), . Law Enforcement Public Information Northern (660}'~~'t , lh tji]jlg@fitjr f(t lily' . Region S :,'. Administrator 'lL', . '4'jji, il'I', I Major Investigation Manager ; (650) 41~8 (850) 410-7001 5016 W. Tennessee St. / Annex B * '*", l ' ', ;*, l. l ll'jihf'"~. j„ijr~hyi, ksd ifli', i ;::::Icd 6$, njjjj, r 6 jtyzkl ', HirdIi' PROGRAM AREAS jf'~, fja, w ill Tallahassee, 32399-

'. :,.'"::;'6!'i,p ji ;,'LmW Egkwoemant 0100 ', Mike Hargue* 922-2676 '), . :. ', hl (850) M~,,;;„r r, LE6I$@~wt, ';:,::„:,, 'IBIM)t:~I)jl „;;-.„„ , CII50) 41$4041 Investigations and ' ' FoierSib "Gene" '6)Jj Gfijdj(3eit ~ye " Pdlkw"'" Scierce L.E. Sheffer (850) 410-8300 Central Region "C@dfdd Investigation Manager

THE SHERIFF'S STAR JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2004 55 STATE LAW-ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES continued. Robert P. Johnson University of West South .. Chief of Police, Florida Ft. Myers, 33965- University Police 11000 University 6565 Orlando Executive 33126-1831 Law Enforcement Building 51, Museum Miami, University of South Parkway (239) 590-1919 Center (305) 513-3290 Operations South Rd. Florida Pensacola, 32514- 5420 Diplomat Circle Major Clayton Tyson P.O. Box 112150 UPB 002, 4202 E. 5750 32810-5607 Gainesville 32611- Orlando, Transportation, (850)922-2201 Fowler Ave. (850) 474-2022 623-1176 (407) Departmentot 2150 Tampa, 33620 Law Enforcement 392-5445 (352) (813) 974-3964 Mark K. Foxworth www. tt. Robert Milliman aotstate. es Support Director Southwestern Region Vicki Cutcliffe Carey M. Drayton, Major August J. Washington, University of North Carrier of Police investigation Manager Motor (850) 922-6554 Chief Chief of Police Fla. Victoria Ave. Compliance Oftice Florida State University 2295 Flonda Atlantic 4567 St. Johns Bluff Commercial Vehicle Police Department Suite 194 Special Operatons and University Police Rd. Enforcement W. Jefferson Fort Myers, 33901-3866 Law Mutual Aide 830 St. Department Jacksonville, 32216 338.2433 David Browning Tallahassee, Fl 32306- (239) Major Boca Raton, Fl 33431 (904) 620-1020 Tallahassee (850) 922-00160 4215 (561)297-3500 Headquarters 644-1240 Anne Pas (850) www. fau. edu/police Jesse L. Campbell Graham W. Southeastern Region Col. Hazardous Materials Director of Public Fountain Chief Calvin Investigation Manager Enforcement Ross, Richard Turkiewicz, Safety Dr. Director Director 3111 N. University Captain Ken Carr Director of Public Florida International 1815Thomasville Rd. FloridaA& M Suite 502 (850) 922-0180 Safety University 33065- Tallahassee, 32303- University Police Coral Springs, University of Central University Park 5750 Department 5096 Unteersttp Pottoe Fla. Campus 346-2936 488-7920 2400 Wahnish Way (954) (850) P. O. Box 163550 Miami, 33199 Suite 128 Orlando, 32816-3550 (305) 348-2623 Tetterton Law Enforcement Chief Linda 32307 Edward J. Stump, Tallahassee, (407) 823-241 9 Operations North Director 599-3256 Southern Region (850) Chief Robert L. Harris Investigation Manager Major Tom O' Connell University of Florida Ronald Seacrist Florida Gulf Coast NW 12th (850)922-5462 Police Department 8175 St. Chief University Suite 418 10501 FGCU Blvd.

Florida Sheriffs Association Annual Calendar of Events 2004

FSA Mld-Winter Conference, Amelia Island Plantation Resort, February 1X Hatlonal Sheriffs Association Presidents and Executive Directors Meeting, Washington, DC, J.W Marriott Hotel, February 24.28 FSA Legislative "Seafood Fest, " Tallahassee, March 30 FSA Admlnlstratlve Management Training Seminar, Sandestin Golf & Beach Resort, May 9-12 FA 13th Annual Training Conference for the Sheriff's Assistant, Wyndham Reach, Key West, June 7m10

. Hatlonal Sherif(s Association Summer Conference, Seattle, Washington, June 270 FSA Summer Conference, Westin Diplomat Resort & Spa, Hollywood, July 18-21 FSA's Southeast Car Evaluation & Fleet Management Training Conference, Crowne Plaza Sabal Park, Tampa, September 28,30 and 0ctober 1

. HtswlyrElected SherNs Basic Institute, Ramada Inn & Conference Center, Tallahassee, December 8-10 FSA Jail Administrator's Workshop (February 2005) . Court Security Seminar (periodically) Drug Enforcement Training (perlodlcaIy) Extradition Workshop (biannually with the Governor's ONce) Judicial Process Procedures Seminar (periodically) Mldmlevel Supervisors Training for Jail Supervisors (periodically) Reglonnal Adnminnistratlve Roundtable Discussion Groups (quarterly) Vicarious Uablllty Reduction School (periodically)

56 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY I FEBRUARY 2004 Response Center" for victims. If Big cash and foreign letters Fraud: Don' t you' ve had your identity stolen or Another tried-and-true tactic is just want to learn how to avoid to wave a huge amount of money becoming a victim, visit the center in front of the victim. The "pigeon Fall For It on the web at: www. myfloridale- drop" scam continues to bilk indi- gal, corn/identitytheft, or call 1-866- viduals out of thousands of dol- By: 9-NO-SCAM (1-866-966-7226). lars in each instance. Cpl. Rick Hord A neatly-groomed, profession- Public Older ones still working, too al appearing, articulate black Inform adon There are also older schemes woman has pulled off this classic Ofhcer that are still claiming victims. The fraud three times in Okaloosa Okaloosa County "left over asphalt" scam is a classic County. Sheriffs Ojgce and has many variations. This is She starts by approaching a where a contractor knocks on the shopper in a busy parking lot in Fear is necessary for sur- door and claims he was working on the daytime with a manila enve- vival. But we sometimes mis- another job and just happens to lope she claims she just found. allocate our fears. We waste have enough left-over material to She thinks it might be yours. She them fretting about things that re-pave your driveway at a "bar- then asks you to watch as she pose little threat, and virtually gain" price. checks inside for any kind of ID. ignore more legitimate dangers. Many victims don't know There is no identification, but- For example, abductions, they' ve been had until the new surprise —lots and lots of cash, carjackings, rapes and murders pavement begins to crack and like $100,000-plus. attract the shark's share of crumble in a few weeks or months After a cellular telephone call, attention and fear, while more —and this contractor, who clearly her lawyer or accountant "friend" real, but less spectacular threats used inferior quality materials, is has explained how you may make lurk with little notice. The truth nowhere to be found. Variations of a legal claim to the money if the is that most crooks will never this scam include roofing, painting owner doesn't come forward. This use guns, knives or violence in and other home repairs. involves a deposit of "earnest their crime; they' ll instead use The perpetrator often insists on money" or up-front payment of wit, charm and personality to being paid with cash. ..and some- taxes. The last known victim steal your cash. times succeeds in convincing people obtained a $4,000 cash advance Awareness of these dangers to pay them up front. In these on a credit card before the sophis- will go a long way in helping cases, victims don't need to worry ticated woman stranger vanished. you avoid becoming their next about poor quality materials or For about 15 years, we' ve seen victim. workmanship —as the "contractor" the "Nigerian Letter Scam, " in will usually take the money and which business or government High-tech, newer seams run. interests in that nation explain Identity theft is considered To avoid door-to-door fraud, they have millions of dollars for the fastest growing crime in the always be suspicious of deals offer- which they positively must find a new century. Sheriffs' Offices ing something for nothing or temporary overseas home. If you hear with increasing frequency extremely low rates. Use caution will lend them the use of your from people who have been with people who want you to make bank account, you will receive a struggling with collection agen- a quick decision about spending nice commission, These letters, cies over someone else's huge money and don't fall for pressure sent at random, no longer arrive bills. Sometimes, it's months tactics, either overt or subtle, Haste only by mail; faxes and e-mails before the innocent party has is in their best interest, not yours. seem to be the scam artists' any idea they' ve been victimized, Most important, if you suspect method of choice. as many times their identity has fraud or any criminal activity, don' t Don't fall for it. These schemes been stolen without their knowl- be embarrassed or ashamed to are nothing more than excuses for edge or participation. report it immediately to your local someone to get a hold of your per- The state now has an official Sheriffs Office. sonal information and drain your "Identity Theft Resource and bank accounts or ruin your credit.

THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2004 57 public Safety Issues

in 2004 , Co

ach fall, the Florida Sheriffs Associa- E tion's Legislative Committee meets to consider public safety issues that might require legislation to address. During the leg'slative session, FSA leadership and a host of Sheriffs will visit with law- makers and provide testimony to guide their decision- vention for recidivists —people with repeated incidents making. of hospitalization, arrests and dangerousness. More FSA's Director of Governmental Relations, Frank than half of the states currently have a more flexible Messersmith, says, "This year, like most, will be chal- standard than Florida. Recidivists also use a dispro- lenging in the legislature. But with the direct involve- portionate share of public services. In the year 2000, ment of the Sheriffs, it's possible to pass the legislation 7,500 adults were Baker Acted two or more times; and we need for better public safety —and to prevent other 863 were Baker Acted six or more times in a 21-month legislation from being passed that might be harmful to period, our communities. " During FSA's Mid-Winter conference 2004, Florida Following is a summary of issues that the Florida Governor Jeb Bush indicated his support, and the Sheriffs will seek to have heard during the 2004 leg- Sheriffs have the support of other law enforcement islative session, organizations as well as the National Association for the Mentally Ill. Baker Act Reform (SB700) — SUPPORT The Baker Act has some inherent problems that the Increased Penalties for Pursuit Situations Florida Sheriffs Association is seeking to get fixed. (SB 1322/HB 295) —SUPPORT It's a little known fact that the county jails, on aver- There is a growing problem of people fleeing law age, house more mentally ill people than all of the state enforcement, only to crash and kill or maim innocent mental health institutions combined. A solution that is third parties or law enforcement officers. being proposed is court-ordered community based In an effort to deter people, the Florida Sheriffs are treatment (assisted outpatient treatment) to take recidi- supporting increased penalties, making it a felony to vists out of the system and prevent our jails from flee, with a possible five-year sentence. And if some- becoming mental hospitals. one intentionally flees and drives in such a reckless Under the current law, a judge's only option is hos- manner that a person is injured or killed, they would pitalization at $100,000+ per year, Yet, the most expen- receive a mandatory three years in prison. sive community based treatment is only about $10,000 per year. Revision would provide a judge the option for Increased Penalties for Cargo Theft the less expensive treatment. Florida is one of only nine (SB 138/HB177) —SUPPORT states without this option. Following an alert by Marion County Sheriff Ed In addition, because the Baker Act requires "evi- Dean, four years ago, the Florida Sheriffs Association dence" of a person's dangerousness, it too often means formed the Florida Statewide Commercial Vehicle and that intervention comes too late, People get injured or Cargo Theft Task Force to combat the increasing levels killed —including family of the mentally ill person or of tractor-trailer thefts. Recent estimates are that cargo law enforcement called to intervene —before anything is theft costs this nation more than $25 billion a year, done. outstripping all other thefts, including employee theft FSA's proposed revisions would allow earlier inter- ($15 billion) and shoplifting ($9.7 billion). While law

58 THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY I FEBRUARY 2004 enforcement has been able to reduce thefts in Florida not apply on Indian reservations, individuals will have (though it's increasing in other states) through Task no real protection there. Force efforts, the Florida Sheriffs are supporting legisla- tion that would make an even stronger impact. This leg- Pre-Trial Detention Facility Cuts in DJJ Budget— islation mandates the use of locking devices on com- OPPOSE mercial trailers that are left unattended. By creating this The Florida Sheriffs will oppose any cuts to the cur- prevention measure, it's pre- rent Department of Juvenile dicted that theft would "...with the direct Justice budget that will affect decrease dramatically. The involvement of the sheriffs, facilities where pre-trial juveniles bill would also create penal- it's possible to pass the leg- are detained. Without these facil- ties for those who are in pos- islation we need for better ities, law enforcement officers session of a mechanically- public safety. .." will have no choice but to release altered fifth wheel commonly Frank ij/iessersmith juveniles after they' ve gone used in tractor-trailer thefts, through arrest procedures follow- ing a crime. Use of the current facilities has reduced Miccosukee Indian Reservation Repeal —OPPOSE juvenile crime, since it gets the offender off the street The Florida Sheriffs will continue to oppose the and prevents them from committing additional crimes repeal of all civil and criminal laws of Florida as they while awaiting trial, apply on Miccosukee Indian reservations, Repeal would threaten the investigation of crimes on these reserva- Additional Issues ofConcern to the Florida Shen~s tions and tie the hands of our current criminal justice Increased Penalties for habitual misdemeanor system. If Florida laws do not apply, then a person offenders —SUPPORT (including non Indian visitors) who becomes a victim of Providing "High Risk" status for County Jail crime while on Indian land (including the casinos) medical personnel (SB 1336) —SUPPORT would have to appeal to the FBI or Tribal Council for Service of Process Amendments (SB 222) assistance. With the heightened Homeland Security —SUPPORT issues and increased anti- terrorism efforts, federal Electronic recording of all custodial interrogations investigators are already overloaded. If Florida laws do — OPPOSE

STAR BRIEF STAR BRIEF Seniors: Avoid Fraud By Following These Tips Rorlda Amber Plan It's no secret that senior citizens are a common target for The AMBER Plan is a voluntary partnership to activate an fraud. And because Florida has one of the highest populations of urgent bulletin in the most serious child-abduction cases. seniors, we get our fair share of those crimes. Broadcasters use the Emergency Alert System to air a descrip- What can you do to avoid becoming a victim'? Develop a tion of the abducted child and suspected abductor. healthy suspicion of all phone calls or visits that you did not initiate. This is the same concept used during severe weather emer- Always consult a trusted family member before taking financial gencies. The goal of the AMBER Alert is to instantly galvanize the action with someone you' ve never done business with before. And entire community to assist in the search for and safe return of the don't hesitate to call on law enforcement, if anything seems suspi- child. cious. Started by the National Center for Missing & Exploited Kids, The Rorida Crime Prevention Association offers these tips to states are encouraged to organize their own Amber Plan and Florida avoid fraud: was one of the first to create its own plan. ~ Be suspicious of deals offering something for nothing or The Florida Department of Law Enforcement in conjunction with extremely low rates. the Department of Community Affairs and the Rorida Association of ~ To verify the identity of repair and delivery persons, Broadcasters, Inc. partnered to create the Florida Amber Plan and inspectors or sales people, call their employer before open now broadcasts critical information of a missing/abducted child ing the door of your residence. believed to be in danger, to the general public via radio and televi- ~ Never reveal personal financial information —including sion. bank account information —over the telephone or to In August 2002, the partnership was expanded to include the strangers. Rorida Department of Transportation, Rorida Highway Patrol and ~ Be wary of those who solicit home repair work by going with the Florida Department of Lottery, which will allow for the door-to-door. usage of road signs and lottery machines. ~ Beware if anyone claims to have found money and offers The AMBER Plan was created in 1997 as a powerful legacy to to share it with you if you will put up good faith money of 9-year-old Amber Hagerman, a bright little girl who was kidnapped your own. and brutally murdered after riding her bicycle in Arlington, Texas. ~ MOST IMPORTANT: If you suspect fraud or any criminal In the fall of 2001, the National Center for Missing & Exploited activity, don't be embarrassed or ashamed to report it Children launched her namesake, the AMBER Plan, which stands for immediately. "America's Missing: Broadcast Emergency Response nationwide. " To review Florida success stories, visit the following website: http: //www. fdic. state. fl.us/AmberPlan/

THE SHERIFF'S STAR 6 JANUARY I FEBRUARY 2004 59 Award-Winning Book On Florid. a Sheriffs 18 ' -' The Florida Historical Society has awarded t ', " 'P, Horgan Award for "Outstanding Books on Florida, o ' " authors William Warren Rogers, Ph.D., and Jame ' " ',. . Ph.D., for penning the book, Florida Sheriffs: A ,„:$8gg; In presenting the award, University of Central'ISIorida's Jbse Fernandez, Ph.D., chair of the selection committee, said, "Bill Rogers and Mike Denham have provided an important look at an important element of county politics in Florida. They have focused their attention on county Sheriffs who were important political figures in Florida and who also operated on the frontlines of law enforcement. This is a major contribution to understanding the political dynamics of early Florida. " If you haven't already secured your copy of this Award- Winning book, don't miss this opportunity. Copies are available for $29.50 each, plus shipping and tax. This edition will also make a great gift —so be sure to get extra copies! Order your books nom!

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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. O~ carry out the Association's mission and ~JR lyly 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 of'FSA 7 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 prom membership go? citizens throughout the state. Founded in 1893, FSA has quietly served the citizens of Florida by supporting the Approximately 70% of FSA's annual expenses goes right needs of the state's law-enforcement community. It has into programs that enhance law enforcement in all coun- grown to be one of the largest and most successful state ties throughout the state. These include training for law-enforcement associations in the nation. Sheriffs' Office staff, financing of youth programs, provid- Through the Florida Sheriffs Association, the 67 ing professional and legal services to Sheriffs, organizing Sheriffs of Florida are given a forum to address lawmak- task forces and hosting Sheriffs' conferences. ers and 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 nonprofits "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 ffnancial 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 Training 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 the Annual Summer Conference and are ex-officio (non- contr'nued on next page

THE SHERIFF'S STAR A JANUARY I FEBRUARY 2004 61 conti'nuedPom paIe 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 couno/7 Members of the Association? The Sheriff approves a letter for mailing to prospective Active Members —Only Sheriffs are qualified to be Active Honorary Members in his county. The list of prospective Members. Only Active Members hold office and vote. members is checked against the names of members already on file with the Sheriffs Association and duplications are Honorary Members —Private citizens may be Honorary eliminated. Letters are printed under the Sheriffs name Members, but they are not eligible to vote or hold office in and mailed to all persons on the list. Enclosed with the let- the Association. ter is an application and a business reply envelope which may be returned with annual dues of $20 to Association Business Members —Businesses have the option of join- headquarters in ZMahassee. 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 's his county and the Association makes arrangements for the Can a person name be removedfrom the Association use of public sector and commercial mailing lists. It is not a mailing list? special or exclusive mailing list, Yes. Individuals can either contact the Association and What are the ttualpicadonsfor Honorary Membership7 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 4 JANUARY I FEBRUARY 2004 Does the campaign create more workin the Sheriffs O~ce7 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 fisomeone 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 deductrblefor income tar administers its own programs while working closely with purposes 7 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 thoughtit would be goodfor him to become a To: junior member" ofyour organization. Do you have aj un- 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 affiliation 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 sent7 Honorary Membership application (find it online at www. flsheriffs. 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, lnc. 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- Ifa personjoins the Associatr'on in the middle of the year, vides lasting returns. does bshe get afull 12 months ofmemberships fIyou have a question that you don't see answered, feel Yes. Memberships run for 12 consecutive months, starting free to write to us. Send questions to the attendon of with the month the person joins. Editor, The Sherpa's Star magazine, PO. Box 12519, Tallahassee, FL 32517-2S19, or e-mail us: jbettI'ng~heri+s. org. We'll make sure to include them infuture issues.

THE SHERIFF'S STAR 4 JANUARY I FEBRUARY 2004 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: Association. the Florida Sheriffs ' Enclosed is my $20 membership. Signature:

I'd prefer a business membership in the amount of Return to: (please indicate level of giving below); The Florida Sheriffs Association Rlo ggRIP~ Attn: Membership Services $50 Bronze membership annual dues * * Post Office Box 12519 $250 Silver membership annual dues OCI A Tallahassee, FL 32317-2519 $500 Gold membership annual dues Phone: 1-800-877-2168

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... your new address so that you' ll continue to receive address next to it and return it to: The Sheriff's Star. And please remember to let us know The Florida Sheriffs Association when moving again. P.O. Box 12519 We don't want to lose you as a valuable member, Tallahassee, FL 32317-2519 but if your address has been changed, you may not be receiving your FSA mailings. Or, if fax it to: 878-8665 Please take a moment to check the mailing label on you prefer, (850) E-mail:kcollierflsheriffs. org the back cover of this magazine. If your address is dif- Or call us at (800) 877-2168 ferent in any way, let us know. Just cut out the current Web site: http: //www. flsheriffs. org label, paste it on the outline below, then write your new

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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, 32063-2206 ...... (904) 259-2231 (904) 259-4254 BAY ...... W. Frank McKeithen ...... 3421 N. Hwy. 77, Panama City, 32405-5009 ...... (850) 747-4700 (850) 784-0949 "Bob" BRADFORD ...... Robert W. Milner, Jr P.O. Box 400, Starke, 32091-0400 ...... (904) 966-6380 (904) 966-6160 "Phil" BREVARD ...... Philip B. Williams .. 700 S. Park Ave. , Bldg. J, Titusville, 32780-4008 ..... (321) 264-5201 (321) 264-5360 BROWARD "Ken" ...... Kenneth C. 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 "Bill" Cameron 7474 Utilities Road, Punta Gorda, 33982-2417 ...... (941) 639-2101 (941) 639-7054 CITRUS "Jeff' Jeffrey J. Dawsy 1 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Ave. , Inverness, 34450-4968 ..... (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, 34112-4902 ... (239) 774-4434 (239) 793-9333 COLUMBIA ...... Frank E. Owens ...... P.O. Box 650, Lake City, 32056-0650 ...... (386) 752-9212 (386) 758-2127 "Johnny" DeSOTO John J. 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 ...... John W. Rutherford...... 501 E. Bay St., Jacksonville, 32202-2927 ...... (904) 630-2120 (904) 630-2107 ESCAMBIA .... . H. R. "Ron" McNesby ...... P.O. Box 18770, Pensacola, 32523-8770 ...... (850) 436-9630 "Jim" (850) 436-9491 FLAGLER ...... James L. Manfre ... 1001 Justice 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 GAD SDEN 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 "Jim" (352) 463-3183 GLADES ...... James E. Rider ...... P.O. Box 39, Moore Haven, 33471-0039 ...... (863) 946-0100 (863) 946-0845 GULF ...... Michael L. Hammond .... 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, 32425-2221 ...... (850) 547-4421 (850) 547-2290 INDIAN RIVER...... Roy H. Raymond 4055 41st Ave. , Vero Beach, 32960-1802 (772) 569-6700 (772) 569-8344 JACKSON ...... John P. McDaniel P.O. Box 919, Marianne, 32447-0919 .... (850) 482-9624 (850) 482-9017 "Ken" JEFFERSON ...... Kenneth W. Fortune, Sr. 171 Industrial Park, Monticello, 32344-6385 ...... (850) 997-2523 (850) 997-0756 LAFAYETTE ...... Carson McCall ...... , ...... PO. Box 227, Mayo, 320660227...... (386) 294-1222 (386) 294-1190 LAKE ...... George E. Knupp, Jr...... 360 W. Ruby Street, Tavares, 32778-3877 ...... (352) 343-2101 "Rod" (352) 343-9505 LEE Rodney M. Shoap 14750 Six Mile Cypress Pkwy. , Ft. Myers, 33912-4406 .... (239) 477-1000 (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 "Pete" (850) 643-2402 MADISON ...... Peter C. Bucher ...... 107 S. Range St., Madison, 32340-2435 (850) 973-4151 (850) 973-8508 MANATEE ...... Charles B."Charlie" Wells ...... 515 - 11th St. West, Bradenton, 34205-7723 ... 747-3011 "Ed" (941) (941) 749-5401 MARION H. Edward Dean, Jr P.O. Box 1987, Ocala, 34478-1987 ...... (352) 732-8181 620-7209 "Bob" (352) MARTIN ...... Robert L. Crowder 800 S.E. Monterey Road, Stuart, 34994-4507 ...... (772) 220-7000 (772) 220-7043 MIAMI-DADE ...... Carlos A. Alvarez ...... , . Miami-Dade Police Dept. , 9105 N.W. 25th St., Director ...... „,...... Miami, 33172-1500 ...... (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, 32579-2307 ...... (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, 34744-4455 (407) 348-1100 "Ed" (407) 348-1115 PALM BEACH ...... Edward W. Bieluch ...... P.O. Box 24681, West Palm Beach, 33416-4681 ...... (561) 688-3000 (561) 688-3033 "Bob" PASCO Robert L. White 8700 Citizen Dr. , New Port Richey, 34654-5501 ...... (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, 33830-3916...... (863) 533-0444 (863) 534-6390 PUTNAM ...... Taylor Douglas ...... P. O. Drawer 1578, Palatka, 32178-1578 ...... (386) 329-0800 (386) 329-0484 ST. JOHNS ...... Neil J. Perry ...... 4015 Lewis Speedway, St. Augustine, 32084-8611 .... (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 SANTA ROSA ...... O. 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 861-4062 "Don" (941) SEMINOLE ...... Donald F. Eslinger 100 Bush Blvd. , Sanford, 32773-6706 (407) 665-6600 (407) 665-6654 SUMTER ...... William O. "Bill" Farmer, Jr P.O. Box 188, Bushnell, 33513-0188 (352) 793-0222 793-0220 "Al" (352) SUWANNEE ...... Alton K. Williams, Jr 200 S. Ohio Ave. , Ste. 105, Live Oak, 32064-3239 .... (386) 362-2222 (386) 364-3749 "Bummy" TAYLOR ...... Lawrence E. Williams 108 N. Jefferson St., Ste. 103, Perry, 32347-3252 ..... (850) 584-4225 (850) 584-7016 UNION ...... Jerry Whitehead ...... 55 W. Main St., Rm. 102, Lake Butler, 32054-1654 .. (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, 32327-2090 ...... (850) 926-0800 (850) 926-0896 WALTON ...... Ralph L. Johnson ...... 72 N. 6th Street, DeFuniak Springs, 32433-1331..... (850) 892-8186 (850) 892-8422 "Fred" WASHINGTON ...... Frederick D. Peel P.O. Box 626, Chipley, 32428-0626 (850) 638-6111 (850) 638-6184

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